North Eco Disc Golf Park

Canby, OR

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North Eco Disc Golf Park in Canby, OR, has garnered a mixed reception from the disc golf community, reflected in its 3.9-star rating. Players have praised the course for its challenging layout and the variety of features that cater to both beginners and experienced disc golfers, suggesting that it offers an engaging experience for a wide range of skill levels. However, there are notable concerns regarding the course's maintenance and navigation, with some players reporting that the signage is inadequate and that the pathways can be difficult to follow. These issues have occasionally detracted from the overall enjoyment of the course.

Unique to North Eco Disc Golf Park are its environmental design and the incorporation of the natural landscape into the gameplay, offering a scenic backdrop that enhances the playing experience. However, the natural beauty and design are sometimes overshadowed by the challenges of overgrown foliage and unclear course delineations, which can lead to frustration among players. Addressing these maintenance and navigation issues could significantly improve the player experience, making the course

My 4 1/2 year old and I love this park due to the amazing trails in the wooded area. We also find painted rocks from a local artist which makes my child's day!

- Mike Wade

Lots of construction going on.. the course is easy, but you have to watch out for people! Picnic tables are almost right next to the basket!

- Jenny Knight

Its a Heavily wooded course, so i wouldnt recommend for a beginner. It also doesn't seem like its been cared for in a while. Holes 1-5 and 7-11 are challenging but nice. While most holes are marked and easy to find i couldnt say this about tee 6. My wife and i searched for some time and found the basket for 6 but the tee is non existent or at least we could not find it. The whole theme for the course is "over grown and fallen branches and trees." But most 1-11 are easy enough to navigate without much effort. Hole 12 is ridiculous. I remember 3, maybe 4 fallen trees across the path and this is an area with thick brush and trees everywhere so you cant exactly go around. If you want to play hole 12 you will have to be able to climb. I'm giving this park 2 stars because of its current condition and judging by other peoples review its been that way since the ice storm over half a year ago. If someone ever goes through and just maintains the park i would totally recommend this disc golf park 5 star for intermediate to advance level players. Until then it currently stands at a 2

- bob smith

If anyone finds a purple shark mid range disc on hole 7 deeep in the blackberry bushes let me know 😅 other then that pretty awesome course. Seems as though it’s voluntarily maintained. But as of now pretty well maintained….hole 10-11 pretty overgrown… also, google takes you to the wrong spot. Park at Eco park parking lot and walk on the paved path until there.

- Dbzelda64

Some really great wooded holes. A lot of branches from the ice storm, which I don't fault the course for. But, not maintained well in other places. High grass with BlackBerry or some other thorny vine in the tall grasses. Still a fun course, but some mowing would bump it up.

- Matt Shannon

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