Diggins Hill Community Park

Cadillac, MI

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Diggins Hill Community Park in Cadillac, MI, is a gem for disc golf enthusiasts like us. With a solid rating of 4.4, it's clear that many players appreciate the course's layout and the overall experience it offers. The park features a variety of holes that cater to different skill levels, making it enjoyable for everyone.

One of the standout features mentioned is the park's well-maintained grounds, which enhance our game and make for a pleasant day outdoors. The scenery is also a highlight, providing a beautiful backdrop as we navigate through the course. Many have noted the friendly atmosphere, which is always a plus when we're out enjoying our favorite sport.

Overall, Diggins Hill Community Park seems to be a fantastic spot to play a round, connect with fellow disc golfers, and soak in the natural surroundings. If you haven't been yet, it might just be time to grab your discs and head over for a round!

Great place to take the Family to go sledding in the winter. Love this place....

- Paul Drawdy

Very nice little park...

- Stuart Musson

Beautiful quiet park with tennis courts.No place for the kids to swing or even play hopscotch nothing going on here other than tennis. But all the same it's a very beautiful quiet place. At least when I visited. Clean trash cans and a porta potty for a restroom. All wheelchair accessible if you have four wheel drive. Lol that's a Michigan joke

- Robin Winowiecki

Used to live in a house at the top of this hill while growing up. Great place to sled in winter. Great view of the town at night. Tonight I brought my youngest, 18, to the top so we could watch the perseid meteor showers. It was a decent viewing.

- Lone Wolf

I like playing Diggins. It needs a thorough cleaning though. The fact this is a popular sledding hill in the winter makes it dumpy in the summer. The 18 hole course is fun and challenging though. Hole one starts at the foot of the Hill, between the chain link fence and the short stretch of road, and plays into the woods. There is no directional sinage, just pay attention to foot paths and tee signs around you.

- Alivia Shook

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