Granby Park

Columbia, SC

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Granby Park in Columbia, SC, enjoys a favorable rating of 4.4 stars, reflecting a generally positive reception from the disc golf community. Players appreciate the course for its engaging layout and the variety of features that cater to both beginners and experienced players, enhancing overall enjoyment. However, some criticisms have been voiced regarding the maintenance of the course and issues related to navigation, which can occasionally detract from the player experience. These concerns suggest that while the course offers a lot of potential for fun and challenging play, attention to upkeep and clearer signage could significantly improve the experience for all visitors.

The course is noted for its unique features, including a mix of open and wooded holes that require a strategic approach to the game, challenging players to utilize a wide range of skills. However, this diversity also introduces challenges, particularly in areas where the transition between different types of terrain could be smoother, or where the natural elements could be better maintained to ensure fair play. Despite these areas for improvement, Granby Park

Very pretty but obviously not where u want to take the kiddies for an afternoon swim with "bunkfulia" in the water. This place is CLOSED. ELEVATED BACTERIA IN WATER. NOPE!

- Pamela Stearns

Nice shady park by the river. The bridge to the boardwalk is out and seems to have been that way for a while. There is a detour, but I wasn't in the mood to see where it went.

- Dylan Woessner

Been here before when you could walk a longer trail. This time the trails are blocked about .5 miles on the left side and .1 on the right. Nice restrooms and a water bottle fill station!

- Anne Aultman

Small but cute walking area by the river with benches in several places also a few flowers.

- Cindy Clark

This is a nice park, but it's definitely the grubbiest of the Three Rivers Greenway system. It's not big enough to get a proper long walk in, and there's currently a bridge out, so you take a detour through the woods. There's some fun graffiti at one point, but that end ends up at a dead end street and it's not as pretty. Then the other way ends abruptly too. There's some trail a bit father, but not that far. Mostly, it's better for picnicking and walking the dog than exercise. And my visit was colored by two dudes definitely up to something, loitering and on their phones the whole time and meeting up with people. It was pretty sketchy, whatever it was.

- Sara Beth Wade

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