Disc Golf in Lakeland + Polk County
We recently discovered disc golf and LOVED it! Everyone who can throw a frisbee can play disc golf. I know there are official Frisbee Golf rules, but we did our own thing with the only object to get the frisbee to the end target. One important thing we learned the hard way is that everyone needs their own frisbee. There are official disc golf sets you can get on Amazon or at a sports store, or you can play for fun with any frisbees you can find in the garage {TIP – the disc golf discs are smaller and go MUCH farther}
We played at Hidden Oaks Disc Golf Course at Loyce E. Harpe Park. Follow the road as far back as you can drive to find the course.
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Also called Carter Road Park, at Loyce Harpe Park two large canopies cover two of the three structures at this playground. Little ones will enjoy driving the car and riding on the whale, while big kids can climb away on three different play areas. Take a left where the road splits, it is hidden off to the right before you reach the baseball fields.
Restrooms – Yes, across the bridge at the back of the playground (look for the screened pavilion)
Fenced in – Yes but the gate is not child proof
Pavilions – Yes, one screened pavilion available for rent through Polk County Parks & Recreation
Operated by – Polk County
