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Leverich Park Disc Golf Course in Vancouver, Washington

Leverich Park Disc Golf Course is a popular, wooded 12-hole layout nestled in Vancouver’s Leverich Park. It’s short, technical, and busy year-round, offering quick rounds with tight lines, elevation changes, and a strong community presence. The course is built for fun but demands focus.

Leverich Park Disc Golf Course Fast Facts

Feature

Detail

Location

Vancouver, WA

Parking

Off Leverich Park Way near main park lot

Holes / Par

12 holes / Par 36

Main Layout Length

3,002 ft

Elevation

Hilly

Foliage

Wooded

Tee Type

Concrete

Basket Type

DISCatcher

Multiple Tees/Pins

Yes

Established / Designer

2006 / Dustin Keegan

Cart Friendly

Not ideal due to slopes

Dog Friendly

Yes, on leash

Restrooms / Water

Available in park

Hours / Cost

Open daily, free to play

 

Course Overview

Leverich Park Disc Golf Course weaves through mature trees with steady elevation changes and narrow fairways. It’s a fast-paced 12-hole layout that’s easy to loop twice if you want a full 24. The course design focuses on technical throws and control, rewarding players who can hit lines rather than overpower holes.

Despite its urban location, the setting feels tucked away. Trees line every fairway, and there are few open shots. Holes are short, but bad kicks into the rough can derail a round. It’s a course built on rhythm, with most holes in the 200 to 300-foot range and a mix of left and right-turning lines.

Hole-by-Hole Highlights

Hole

Dist (ft)

Par

Notes

1

234

3

Flat start with trees guarding both sides

2

252

3

Slight left fade, early trees

3

290

3

Downhill with low ceiling

4

245

3

Short and tight, fades right

5

240

3

Uphill tunnel shot

6

261

3

Left-turning fairway, narrow window

7

224

3

Sharp right, trees line both sides

8

304

3

Longest hole, uphill with tight finish

9

285

3

Dogleg left with guarded basket

10

210

3

Quick downhill, trouble on the right

11

230

3

Flat with small window to basket

12

227

3

Ends with a fade left and dense rough

Amenities & Practice at Leverich Park Disc Golf Course

There is no dedicated practice basket, but the course starts near a large open field that can be used to warm up. Concrete tees and DISCatcher baskets keep play smooth. The park has restrooms and water access nearby, along with walking trails and picnic areas. Expect foot traffic from park visitors near the course edges.

Rates / Booking / Local Tips

Leverich Park is free and open to the public. It’s a well-known local course, so expect steady play—especially evenings and weekends. Many players loop the 12 twice, and casual doubles events run regularly. The park is well-shaded, making it a reliable summer round. Discs can skip hard off packed dirt in dry months, so plan your landings accordingly.

Leverich Park Disc Golf Course the Final Word

Leverich Park is a short, sharp disc golf course built for technical play. It’s easy to access, quick to loop, and tough to master. Whether you’re warming up for a longer day or dialing in control, Leverich offers a clean, compact challenge.

This disc golf course is one of many listed in the Washington Golf Directory, where we’re mapping out traditional golf courses, disc golf layouts, and driving ranges across the Evergreen State. Whether you’re a new player or a seasoned thrower, we believe every course in Washington has a story worth sharing.