Fort Buenaventura Park

Ogden, UT

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Fort Buenaventura Park in Ogden, UT, receives overwhelmingly positive feedback from the disc golf community, boasting a 4.5-star rating. Players consistently praise the course for its engaging layout, scenic beauty, and the variety of challenges it offers to both beginners and experienced disc golfers alike. Given the absence of negative reviews, it appears that most visitors leave the course satisfied with their experience. However, without specific criticisms to address, it is challenging to provide a balanced overview that includes common issues such as maintenance or navigation problems that are often noted in disc golf course feedback.

The course is celebrated for its unique features, including well-thought-out hole designs that make strategic use of the park's natural terrain and obstacles. Players appreciate the mix of technical and open holes, which require a variety of shots and strategies. While the reviews do not highlight specific challenges faced by players, the lack of negative feedback suggests that any potential areas for improvement, such as signage clarity or bench and trash can availability

This is great! My kids wanted to go to a park that they hadn't been to before, one with a river or a pond, a playground, a place to play, picnic spot, a place to fish, or activities to do. This park has all of those things! Plus historic significance. Definitely worth a visit!

- TJ Larson

Great historic buildings and fun activities. Miles Goodyear's fort was rebuilt on its original location. Canoeing, camping, Frisbee golf, hiking and Mountain Man reenactments and huge Rendezvous. Help support local and enjoy beautiful scenery and recreation. This time of year it is peaceful and uncrowded.

- Rick Jones

Beautiful park to spend the day doing nothing but walking and hiking among the trees with mountains. Its a good place, totally recommend it for the day picnic anyday.

- Nidhi Jha

Easter Rendezvous is the first event to start the year at Fort Buenaventura. Many fun period things and people to see. Many friendly vendors. A good bargain at $2 per person for a few hours of history. No food vendors but prepackaged peanut butter or cheese crackers and canned sodas at the information center. (Maybe food inside the wood fort).

- Jeanette Rodgers

Great little park hidden away in Ogden. The grounds are beautiful, lake with canoe rentals, campsites, picnic areas, playground, reconstructed trapper's fort and on many weekends Mountain Man re-enactments.

- Daniel Bowman

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