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Kitsap Fairgrounds Disc Golf Park in Bremerton Washington

Tucked inside the Kitsap Fairgrounds, this 18-hole track swings through tall firs and rolling hills on both sides of Fairgrounds Road. The lines are short but technical. Expect steep climbs, quick descents, and baskets tucked just far enough into the trees to test your touch. 

Kitsap Fairgrounds Disc Golf Park Fast Facts

Feature

Detail

Location

Bremerton, Washington

Address / Parking

1200 NW Fairgrounds Rd. Bremerton, WA 98311. Park in the soccer-field lot; Hole 1 starts at the west end. 

Holes / Par

18 holes / Par 54

Main Layout Length

4,063 ft (Red layout) 

Elevation

Very hilly

Foliage

Heavily wooded corridors 

Tee Type

Concrete, paver, turf, and dirt pads 

Basket Type

Mach V 

Multiple Tees / Pins

Yes – Red (short) and Blue (long) tees 

Established / Designer

2007 / West Sound Disc Golf Association 

Cart Friendly

No – many stairs and steep slopes 

Dog Policy

No dogs allowed 

Restrooms / Water

Restroom on-site, no drinking water 

Hours / Cost

Open daily, free to play 

 

Kitsap Fairground Disc Golf Course Overview

The Fairgrounds course plays in two nine-hole loops split by the main road. Both sides pack in elevation. Short tee shots dive off ridges, then climb back up on the next hole. Fairways stay tight, lined by salal and cedar. Kick off the line and you will scramble for par. Red tees average around 225 feet, so distance is secondary to accuracy. Blue tees add length and sharper angles, turning easy threes into stressful drives. The club trims brush often, yet discs can still hide quickly in summer growth. 

Hole-by-Hole Highlights

Hole

Dist (ft)

Par

Notes

1

297

3

Straight drive that drops late toward a guarded pin

2

202

3

Tight gap, slight left finish

3

204

3

Tunnel stays flat then slopes past basket

4

199

3

Short uphill punch through trees

5

190

3

Blind right curve, low ceiling

6

199

3

Fairway pinches halfway, uphill putt

7

262

3

Longest front-side hole, gentle downhill

8

313

3

Open tee, but pine trunks frame the green

9

216

3

Cross the road to finish front loop

10

229

3

Narrow lane, basket perched on slope

11

161

3

Ace-run but guarded by stumps

12

198

3

Left bend, roots near circle

13

258

3

Big downhill glide, watch for long skips

14

226

3

Uphill into cedar pocket

15

207

3

Side-hill fairway forces controlled landing

16

217

3

Subtle right drift, brush both sides

17

239

3

Plays longer than listed, slight rise

18

246

3

Final uphill drive to tiered green

Distances listed are from the Red Tees

Amenities & Practice Areas at Kitsap Fairgrounds Disc Golf Park

A restroom sits near Hole 1. No warm-up basket, but the adjacent soccer field offers space to stretch your arm. Tee signs and directional arrows were updated in 2025, and stone steps help on the steeper climbs. Leave carts at home; roots and stairs break the route. 

Rates / Booking / Local Tips

Play is walk-on and free. The fairgrounds host events most weekends; parking can fill and the temporary nine-hole loop comes down during summer fairs, leaving 18 permanent holes. Early mornings beat the crowds. Watch for fast skips on dry soil, and use stable plastic when the afternoon breeze funnels down the hill. Crossing Fairgrounds Road between loops, stop and look — traffic moves quickly. 

Final Word on the Kitsap Fairgrounds Disc Golf Park

Kitsap Fairgrounds rewards clean lines and smart disc choice. It is short on the scorecard but long on decision-making. Hit your gaps, respect the elevation, and you will leave with a smile — and maybe a few tree kisses on your plastic.

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.