East La Loma Park
Course Summary
East La Loma Park in Modesto is a fantastic spot for disc golf enthusiasts. With a solid rating of 4.4, it’s clear that many players appreciate the course's layout and challenges. The combination of open areas and more technical holes makes it enjoyable for both beginners and seasoned players alike.
The park itself is well-maintained, providing a pleasant atmosphere to play in. Many players have noted the friendly community vibe, making it a great place to meet fellow disc golfers and share tips or just enjoy a round together.
With its variety of holes and the natural beauty of the surroundings, East La Loma Park offers a rewarding experience that keeps players coming back. Whether you're looking to practice your skills or just have a fun day out, this course definitely delivers!
Overall Rating
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Top Reviews
So pretty and peaceful, but doesn't feel very safe for a female by herself or even a group of girls. But if you have someone to go with that makes you feel safe and can scare off lurking weirdos, then it's really pretty. Tons & tons of dragon flies in the summer
- oshibo
Great place, just could use a bathroom or two scattered around the park. I get that the homeless may end up making a mess of them.
- Alan K
I like the idea of this park, centrally located in the middle of Modesto; however, the city needs to do a better job of keeping up with trash the homeless leave. Also, general upkeep, trail beautification and maintenance could be better. The park has a lot significant number of cycling and walking trails, well used which is good. Additionally positive, I noted a group of young people picking up trash in one section of the park.
- Jerry Lucas
I love this park! It has a great disc golf course, great path and trails for bikes, walking, or running! My girl Ginger loves to come here! She says bring it Mom!
- Denise Snell
The park is beautiful during most of year, just choose a time for that works and simply go to nature. I would avoid, before 6am and after 9pm though the parks attendees can get unsavory. The rest of the time there is activity of various types; Disc golf, picnics, volleyball, bikes, basketball, and long trail walks. During the day MPD has bike patrols, from time to time, and make sure you leave nothing on your seats if you plan to be away for a while.
- Chip Dier