Lakewood Hills Park - City park in White Bear Lake - 2110 Orchard Ln, USA

Awesome DG course. The playgrounds has been updated. Plenty of space for the kids to run around. Part of the playground is wheelchair friendly.

Awesome course, still a bit wet in the low spots

Lots of bugs, lots of trees! But a super fun course!

I'd give it a 5 if they had pars located otherwise it's a good challenging course.

Super fun disc golf course!

Love this park. Great place to take long leisurely walks or play some frisbee golf! Just watch out for the crackheads who hang out in the woods. There is a nice sledding hill for some winter-time adventures. The picnic benches are a nice place to smoke a ciggy!

My personal favorite disc golf course in the twin cities (and I've tried a ton). Nice mix of longer more open holes, technical lines, and forrested holes. First hole is a 300 ft shot with water to the right during the wet season and a raised walkway across - probably the signature hole of the course. Also has some good elevation changes, which I think is something that separates good from great courses.

Review is for the Disc Golf Course: Times Played: 5+ Pros: 1. The course area is quite large with a wide variety of holes, from open field holes, to holes in the woods along with different levels of elevation. 2. Long concrete tee pads. Long and short available on most holes. 3. Baskets are in good shape. 4. Relatively easy to find your way from hole to hole. 5. Course is maintained well. 6. Lots of parking. 7. Tee signs that show you the lay out of the hole are pretty accurate. 8. Trash cans and benches at most holes. 9. Close to the Twin Cities. Cons: 1. Course is usually busy on nice days. 2. During the summer they have lots of baseball games there, so parking on those days might be difficult. 3. During the summer and fall there is a lot of foliage off the fair way, so it may be hard to find your disks if you have a bad throw. 4. Durring the spring the course can be quite muddy once you get into the Woods due to the melted snow/rain. Other Thoughts: Overall this is a great course for Intermediary players. The mixture of open fairways, the woods and changes in elevation makes you have to think about the throws you make. If you are in the twin cities and are looking for a course to play, this wouldn't be a bad one to hit. Hole #18 has you throwing from atop a large hill to a basket down below, which is a great way to end such a great course.