Elizabeth Park & Recreation District — Attraction in Colorado

The Prickly Pines Disc Golf Course is great. A challenging course (especially if you play the OB and mandatory signs strictly), running half through the trees, and half outside. Favors my forehand a lot. Good signage but very short astroturf tee pads lacking. I'd still give it a 5 star review if they would find a way to separate it from the "Elizabeth Park & Recreation District" which appears to be tied to the building in the middle of the park, which may be closed even when the disc golf course is still open, and is accessible via a different entrance. It's confusing to try to navigate to Prickly Pines Disc Golf course and have it tell me it's closed on Sunday (which I ignored), and then dump me into a big parking lot 300 yards away from the small one used for disc golfers. And then after the visit, Google Maps asks me if I know how to get into the building.. I do, but that's not where I was going. On the bright side, maybe it keeps the traffic to this...

I had a great time at Prickly Pines Disc Golf Course. The holes are somewhat challenging, with many trees on some holes and tall grass covering large parts of the course. This makes it a very strategic course, where you need to think about your shot selection carefully.

The people there are very friendly. I even lost a disc and somebody was kind enough to return it. The views are great, with rolling hills and mature trees. There is even a water hole on one of the holes, which is cool to have on a disc golf course.

Everything is well-maintained and serene. I would definitely recommend Prickly Pines Disc Golf Course to anyone looking for a challenging and enjoyable round...

The last time I was here I saw a young buck crossing the parking lot, walk through the playground and then onto the field nearing closer to civilization and sadly traffic. A friend and I photographed it, awesome. There's a nearby pond that was frozen over. A skatepark included among the amenities available to the general public as were free books housed by what looked like an old news stand. In combination with the playground and buck def something for every...