Liberty Park

Very tough course. Unique design. Great signage. Very few open shots, a lot of low ceiling tunnels. More trees than lanes. Challenging and humbling. Ego crushing spitouts with almost comical rolls that take birdie putts and gives you a disc 40' down hill fron the basket. Fun but brutal.

We go to the playground at Liberty Park from time to time. It’s never been crowded. It’s clean. There’s a lot of space around the playground for soccer and throwing a frisbee. That’s perfect because the playground is geared to kids ages 3 to 10. So bring a football, soccer ball, etc for the older kids. There are also some cool looking spiders that sometimes hang out under the benches. Just FYI.

I only went to the baseball fields on this visit but they are well-done. They could stand to have a small playground over there though, because there were A LOT of kids there, who would have appreciated something to do while their sibling is playing “boring old baseball”. I haven’t been to the disc golf course in a few years, but it hadn’t been well maintained on my last visit, so I haven’t hurried back..

This is a great little park tucked away from the road. There’s good equipment and space to kick around, but watch out for the thorns in the brush.

It’s a fine park but it is mostly just for walking trails and a dog park no good open fields and a very tiny playground.