Top 10 Disc Golf Courses in Washington and Oregon Worth Traveling For
- Thomas Tangen
- 3 days ago
- 3 min read
The Pacific Northwest is home to some of the most scenic and well-designed disc golf courses in the country. Whether you're a local or road-tripping through the region, these top 10 disc golf courses in Washington and Oregon offer epic views, technical layouts, and great spots to grab a bite nearby.
Epic Stops for Disc Golf Courses Washington and Oregon Are Proud Of
1. Milo McIver State Park – Estacada, Oregon
A legendary course with long, technical layouts in a forested state park.
Nearby Bite: The Cazadero Inn – Classic American food with river views and big portions. Great for post-round recovery.
2. Shelton Springs – Shelton, Washington
A quiet, wooded course with three tee pads per hole and excellent maintenance.
Nearby Bite: Taqueria Las Palmas – A hidden gem for authentic street tacos and quick service.
3. Pier Park – Portland, Oregon
An iconic urban course shaded by tall Douglas firs and redwoods.
Nearby Bite: St. Johns Beer Porch – A rotating food cart pod with beer taps and covered outdoor seating just minutes away.
4. Hornings Hideout – North Plains, Oregon
Three courses on private land with a mix of open and wooded holes, and overnight camping.
Nearby Bite: Hits the Spot Cafe – Cozy roadside diner with killer breakfasts and burgers.
5. Lakewood/SeaTac Complex – Seattle, Washington
Two great courses within 20 minutes of each other. SeaTac is longer and more competitive, while Lakewood is more technical.
Nearby Bite: Marination Ma Kai – Hawaiian-Korean fusion with waterfront views, about 20 minutes away but worth it.
6. Adair Park – Corvallis, Oregon
Open fairways with just enough trees to challenge you. Friendly for all skill levels.
Nearby Bite: Block 15 Brewing Co. – House-brewed beer and hearty pub fare in downtown Corvallis.
7. Fort Steilacoom – Lakewood, Washington
A 27-hole disc golf playground with wooded sections and wide open drives.
Nearby Bite: Gyro Shack – Fast, filling Mediterranean food just five minutes from the course.
8. Dabney State Recreation Area – Troutdale, Oregon
Flat and fast, with stunning views of the Sandy River.
Nearby Bite: Tad’s Chicken ’n Dumplins – Historic riverside restaurant with comfort food and a rustic vibe.
9. Fort Stevens State Park – Hammond, Oregon
Tucked into a historic coastal park, this course offers a mix of forested fairways and open throws with ocean air and old military bunkers nearby. It’s scenic, breezy, and great for casual to intermediate players looking to mix in some coastal exploration.
Nearby Bite: South Bay Wild Fish House – A locally-owned seafood spot in Astoria serving fresh-caught dishes straight from the owners’ own fishing vessel. It’s a laid-back, can’t-miss experience just 15 minutes away.
10. Whistler’s Bend Park – Roseburg, Oregon
A stunning destination course with serious elevation changes and river views.
Nearby Bite: True Kitchen + Bar – Modern American spot with craft cocktails and locally sourced dishes in downtown Roseburg.
There definitely is a strong debate for the disc golf courses in Washington and Oregon as some of the very best in the country!
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