Base Camp Disc Golf

Not in good shape but has potential

IMPORTANT: Unable to play alone. You really need a spotter.

This is course sadly is another poor example of bad course design. Some of the holes are good, a lot of them though were not as much designed as they were placed where possible along existing clear areas. Hole #1 is memorable but its downhill from there. The pro teepads are fantastic as they are poured cement. The amateur tee pads which dont exist on every hole are typically very bad.

Worth a play but don't drive out of your way. Also be ready for the massive amount of bugs and long grass.

Course is beginning to become beat down

This course is not worth the $10 to play. That being said it is a hidden gem once a little up keep and new baskets that are level are installed.

Pros: Cement tee pads, hole diagrams w/ footage is great. Good layout.

Cons: Tee pads are a bit skinny (like 3 feet wide). Many wet areas year-round. Course is not well kept up, fairways littered w/ debris. Navigation for 1st timers is not good (especially holes 7 + 11). Some tee areas are in the line of fire from previous hole.

great course.

Great place! One of my favorite places to play.

Excellent example of Vermont disc golf - Lots of trees, elevation change, technical shots, basket variety, friendly staff, well maintained course.

Course is really a hidden gem - it's very clear the care that has gone into the new holes. Tee boxes are the weakest area, but they aren't bad.

Fun course with a good amount of elevation. Plays mostly around cross country ski trails, which make for nice mowed fairways. Not overly long, but has some good finesse shots.