- cool, wild feel to the course
- unique, dense terrain with mix of open and wooded holes
- good mix of hole lengths
- some good elevation change on last few holes
- decent level of technical challenge
- concrete tees
- benches at most holes
- a few garbage cans on course
- cool creek hazard behind basket on hole 4
- back half of course is more flat but has beautiful towering evergreens
- park is decently maintained
- nice built in steps on hole 11
- some holes have numbers on baskets
- practice basket in parking lot island

- tees could be bigger
- baskets are older and hard to see in the trees
- signage could use a facelift
- general inconsistency with state of course equipment
- rough is quite thick in places
- navigation is very confusing; no navigational aids
- basket for hole 3 may be missing
- some tee signs missing
- very wet and muddy in places
- multiple safety hazards throwing over walking paths
- one hole throws close to playground
- significant road noise

Leverich Park is a really cool course I snuck in quickly. While it is 13 holes, it can play pretty quickly IF you can navigate it successfully. Navigation is not intuitive and is probably the most frustrating part of this course. In general, this course could use a facelift and I think right now it's probably playing around a 2.75. I think with navigation aids and some improvement in the equipment, this course has 3.25 quality potential.

There is some elevation change throughout the end of the course, and a bit at the start too. In the middle, there's more wooded technical play that offsets the relative flatness. There is a creek running through the course that makes for a cool water hazard at the end of hole 4, though it's not a true "lose your disc" hazard.

This course is a bit rough around the edges, but I loved the terrain and the technical uniqueness of some of the holes. The rough is rough in places, but this fits the feel of the course, so I didn't mind it so much - though hunting for discs could be frustrating on a few holes.

The technical challenge isn't extreme here, but it is decent. A few holes are wide open, but most feel more lightly to moderately wooded. The iconic large evergreens of the PNW add to the appeal of this course, and holes 11-12 near the end have some extreme uphill elevation change that adds to the challenge.

There were some prior criticisms of this park that didn't seem valid to me. It seemed generally clean for the most part and the area seemed fine. The safety hazards here are not trivial, so you will need to watch for pedestrians on walking paths. Despite this being a fairly picturesque park, as others have noted, there will be interstate noise at virtually all times, unfortunately. It does make the course convenient to get to, though.

There are 2 parking areas at Leverich Park. The first one right after entering the park will put you by hole 1, the one further in puts you near hole 9 or so. Overall, I enjoyed this course and the fun, unique disc golf it provided in a relatively compact space. It's not a destination course but you could probably get through the 13 holes in an hour or so, and I don't expect this course would be very busy.

Leverich Park is a fun little 13 hole course. At some point recently they added a permanent basket for 9B which I'm guessing was a tourney or league only hole. The rest of the course is still the same as before.

The course features some pretty sizeable elevation changes for such a small space. I'd say 8 of the 13 are moderately wooded as well. Only holes 1,3,5,6 and 12 are basically wide open. The rest bring some kind of tree action into play at least.

The tee pads are concrete. These are all over the place sizewise but they all get the job done just the same. Much better than natural tees. One tee pad per hole.

The baskets are Chainstars. All are in good shape and catch just fine. I don't recall if there were multiple pin placements. I don't believe there was on most holes, if any of them even. One basket per hole.

There were tee signs on each hole, or almost every hole at least. Not the most informative but better than nothing.

There's lots of long walks between holes out here. It'd be a PIA to play this course for the first time without a map. Even with the map it was still kind of confusing.

Some holes may be unplayable if others are using the park. We had to skip hole 7 because there was a busload of kids running around just along the right side of the fairway. Lots of walkers and walking trails come into play as well. Make sure you're paying attention when throwing this one.

The course plays right next to I-5. There's constant traffic noise throughout the whole round. Definitely not the most peaceful round you'll ever play.

The creek comes into play on a couple holes and is reachable from the tee with an errant shot. Definitely possible to lose a disc in there.

The park was pretty filthy. Just an unappealing vibe out there. Very seedy feeling course. Ghetto even.

The golf was alright out here. The atmosphere was sketchy feeling. I'd still say it's worth a quick spin if you're nearby, but definitely not worth going any distance out of your way to play. This one was just okay. Definition of decent.

-Perfect length with good challenge
-Great tees and decent signage

-Busy on weekends
-Walks up and down can be hard on some players
-Rough can eat a disc sometimes.

Great course, with a few rough edges. I enjoy it whenever I visit the Portland area.

Good use of land with some technical shots and a few open holes
Nice elevation change on a few holes
Mandos add to the course safety and challenge
Not usually very crowded
Water in play on a few holes
Tee signs on every hole (except 9A)

Local homeless population around the course
More garbage than there should be around the course
Some tee signs are outdated
Somewhat confusing layout the first time you play
Only 13 holes (if you include 9A)

Leverich is conveniently located right off of I-5 in Vancouver, WA. The course has a good variety of shots and elevation changes and is challenging for newer, rec players. There does seem to be a problem with littering around the course which definitely distracts from the course, as does the homeless population that has set up camp near a few holes.

There looks to be some playable real-estate in this park

Really poor signage. Enough to put you in a bad mood before you locate the first tee pad, IF you find the tee pad. Layout is just FUBAR! This could make the place 10000X better

Being from Portland across the river, I am no stranger to the homeless epidemic. This park, down by the lower parking lot / bathrooms is used as an open air drug market. It was obvious that deals had been going down and people of mixed genders were huddling in stalls in the bathroom together. I immediately had spidey senses about this place as if my car was going to get broken into there on a good day. Not good for families due to homeless presence. No way am I going back here.

Leverich Park located in Vancouver Washington and is a very fun course weather you are just starting or a pro. Some fun shots here and there. The setting is very nice. Course was designed very well. Personally I love where the practice basket is. When you come in the parking lot is like a traffic circle but with parking spots all around it. Right in the middle is the practice basket which I like.

The pictures are in the winter layout.

Hole 1 plays on the side of a small hill short hole not much to say about it. Hole 2 is my favorite hole. This hole plays right through the woods. Shortest hole on the course and straight downhill. Hole 3 is a Par 3 it is a little long I play it as a Par 4. 400 feet. Hole 4 is a righthand backhand hyzer shot. Play a very over stable disc because you will need it. This hole is in the woods as well. Hole 5 is kind of like hole 3 but little different.
It would take me a long time to explain the rest of the holes.

This course honestly reminds me of Peir park with the winter layout and the terrain.

Great things about his course are...
-Great place to stop if you are on a road trip.
-Unlike a lot of courses I have played this course is much better than a lot of them.
-Fun wooded holes.

Some of these holes on the backside have this fun hole that goes over the water. I think this should be a permanent hole. But I wonder if this is a practice basket for the winter layout.

This course gets a lot of highway noise from I-5.
Also this course gets Very busy as with mostly joggers and homeless people.
Steep cliffs of on the last hole off to the left. Parking by 8 and 9 is key with such a small regular parking lot. But if you park there your car could get hit by a disc.

Playground buy hole 7 does not really come into play. But they do have cookouts which makes it kind of loud near the 8th hole.

Homless population is very high around this area as well as the trash is all over the course. Some people were camping out near one of the tee pads which was really sketchy.

This course is a little sketchy honestly. Interesting people hanging out there. But the setting was pretty nice with some fun shots here and there.

I would like to see this course remove the second to the last hole. That hole is straight uphill and has no purpose but playing up a hill.

Very cool practice basket inside little island in the parking lot area.
Some really fun holes including a little downhill island on hole #2
Decent tee pads with some little signage saying distances for both basket placements
Hole 3 gives you chance to air out a drive and hole 4 gives you nice little backhand with a mando I like both these holes.
Good mix of forehand/backhand shots and well put mandos
Navigation is simple for the most part...just not marked out really

Course gets really busy with people. Might have to wait for walkers as well as other disc golfers.
Graffiti throughout the park on different things isn't really appealing
There was garbage throughout the course
The baskets are not in very good condition and some of the chains our broken on a few holes almost missed putt because of it

It's an okay 12 hole right off the interstate. Good to practice your shots and good use of elevation change. All in all good course but not the best in the area. Worth a play for sure but not a course I brag about

- elevation plays a big part in this course; I like that a lot
- variety of shots needed
- pin placement is good (on slope, next to large drop off, near water etc..)
- concrete tee pads
- fine baskets
- each hole has a post with hole number and a sign showing distance
- easily playable in winter
- right off freeway, and it's nice how the park sits low so the freeway was not noticeable

- need to ask a local or follow a map in order to navigate between holes
- some tee pads were kind of short
- only 1 hole >400', but that could also be a pro for us who lack distance
- might have to wait to throw until the scruffy fellow crosses the fairway

Excellent course! It's not a full 18, but man, I would love to come back and play again. Might be more of a challenge in the summer when there are more dog walkers getting in the way, but no troubles this time of year. Nice park Vancouver.

Varied terrain - trees, fields, hills, water, all of it beautiful. Easy to keep track of your discs. Great location right off I5.

Somewhat limited parking, but it's easy to see how crowded the course will be. 12 holes leaves you wishing for 6 more.

- Many long 300 feet holes
- Several Anhyzer and hyzer shot holes
- You can pick up a game with just about anyone
- Challenging for most people

- After hours is not safe to be at the park
- There are drug users and homeless people on the course. People use drugs usually after work hours and are in big groups. Its better on the weekends or from 3-5 on the weekdays. You can sometimes pass these groups while playing, but they are also playing more near dark really and in the summertime.
- Hole 4 is really easy to lose a disc.

-I would say this is an advance course, it would be hard for a beginner to learn during busy hours because of the long holes. Once you can make a par 4 on a 250 foot hole you would be fine.
- Glenwood community church park is a quieter course that is in the area. It has smaller distances to reach the baskets and is more of a beginner course. There are a few 300-350 foot holes . This would be more for beginners.

The best thing about this course is location, it is directly off I-5 in the heart of Vancouver. I live in Portland and can make it to Leverich faster than other courses using the reverse commute.
The course has multiple pin positions and they are changed frequently.
Quick to play, I often go around twice.
Great upkeep.

This park is filled with vagrants, drunks, and drug users. But I have never had a problem with anyone there.
During the season this place gets to be 'locals only' with lots of bros hanging out or making gorilla courses in middle of your game.

This course is only 12 holes and most of them are under 300ft, allowing for noodle arms to grab under par games!

Close to I5, On my way to pick up my girls after school from work. Good for working on your short game.

Homeless living all over the course! Had 2 people sleeping in the fairway of hole 7 at around 3 pm. The back side of the chains have been stolen from hole 3 (so only 1/2 the chains remain). The parking at hole one near the practice basket appears to have multiple people living/sleeping in their cars/vans in the shade. Homeless living in the covered area with piles of junk/bikes (stolen?).

I'll check back after the weather turns colder/rainy and see if there are any changes. Not likely to be frequenting this course any time soon!

Lots of challenges. Good grassy fairways,friendly people,close to bus route, stores and gas.
13 holes and a few have optional par 4 placements. varied shot ops to hone your skills.

Homeless frequent the park but usually keep to themselves. Still I wouldn't advise playing alone after 6pm in the summer. Markers and bag hangers are decimated.Tee pads are rather short. Looks like some attempt was started on lengthening but upkeep in the park is lax. Usually has garbage laying here and there.

Good course to get out on and play, Something for everyone! Would like the guys who maintain the course to step up their game a bit.
1. Update tees and bag hangers to include signs on all holes and a place to hang your bag
2. Lengthen pads
3. Fix brick steps going up hill from #5 to #6
If parties and donations to make this happen are planned and posted this could be the best 9+ hole course in the region!

i played touranment there under Vancouver Assoication for the Deaf event, it did had 18 basket with wheelies, portable basket, etc. i am aware of 12 orginial baskets. i find this park is a great place!

i liked how the park have variety of elevation, downhill, uphill, flat, but risky. it is pretty much techinical course.

they does have proper teepad, also have sign, marks to go next.

12 baskets... oh well.

oddballs people hanging in the shed, seems like bums, drug addicts, etc.

would like to play there again once i'm visiting Vancouver.

-The Leverich Park DGC makes great use of an odd park, right next to I-5. Holes 1, 11, and 12 are in one area, 2, 3, 4, 5 are in another, 6, 7, 8, and 9 are in a third area, and 10 is all alone in a fourth. The sections are broken up by a creek and some hills. If you want to play 18 holes just play 1-5, then 2-5 again, then 6-12, then 1 and 12 again. Or you can play 17 holes by playing 1-10, then 6-10 again, then 11 and 12. Or you can play 7 holes by playing 1-5, 11, and 12. Or you can park at the parking lot near #9 and make up whatever routing you want from there. You can make up many different course routings since 1 basket to 2 tee, 5 basket to 6 tee, and 10 basket to 11 tee are all in the same area.
-Pin locations are changed frequently, and there are two placements on every hole.
-Great variety, it has a bit of everything: short, long, wooded, open, hilly, and flat holes. Some of my favorites:
-#2 is a 150 ft downhill putter shot. You need an overstable putter to fade into the green. Keep an eye on your disc, lots of brush here.
-#3 is almost 400 ft, out of my range. I play it as a par 4. It is wide open but the basket is in a clump of trees straight ahead. Sometimes the basket is out in the open, which makes it even longer.
-#4 is a downhill 90 degree dogleg left with mando at the corner. It's really short so a very overstable putter or midrange hyzer shot with a skip is the way to go. If you throw too fast a disc and too straight you could be deep in the woods or even the creek.
-#7 is a fun forehand shot, open for most of the way but the basket is just in the woods on the hillside, probably not visible from the tee. Even if you throw a bad drive the hill behind the basket provides the opportunity to run your putt.
-Hole 9's creek adds an interesting factor. In summer it is shallow enough to wade in to retrieve a disc, but it runs high in winter/spring. It also comes into play if you throw an especially terrible shot on holes 4, 5, 6, or 10.
-There's a practice basket near the parking lot but it is sometimes used as the hole 9B basket.
-Chainstar baskets caught fine.

-Gets really busy. Vancouver is at a bit of a shortage on disc golf courses, expect to wait.
-This course is RIGHT next to I-5. It is super noisy. However there are enough trees to keep exhaust to a minimum.
-Hole 11 is short but straight uphill in front of the teepad, with a low ceiling. I don't know what the best shot is here. It's so uphill it's easy to slip on your way up.
-Hole 8 is right next to an extra parking lot. Definitely possible to hit a car, don't park there.
-Parking is scarce. Extra parking available along entry road or in second lot near #s 8&9.

-Unlike a lot of short courses on small parks, this one has a great variety of holes and keeps me coming back.
-This park is frequented by hard-livin' types. So far everyone I've talked to has seemed nice, but I'd avoid coming here after hours.
-Definitely a great local course, with a lot of variety.
-12 holes is perfect for a quick round, not too long, not too short.

Manicured fairways on the mostly treeless holes. Dirt fairways on the wooded holes. Concrete tees. Hole distances on the post of every hole. Variation in elevation. Variety in wooded and non-wooded holes.

Creek can come into play on like 8 of the holes. Too much OB pathway. It's a little too short. Although it's always fun to get a birdie. Not enough parking. I had to go to the other parking lot and start on hole 10. It is nice that they have overflow parking though.

It's a fun course with lots of variety. Plus they even have an island hole.

Nice little course located in a park that has a combination of grassy fairways and tall firs that border its edges.

The nice feature of the course is that it allows for long wide open drives while having it balanced by some very short, technical holes. It really is a strange mix of one or the other, with not much in between. But it would be a place that I would take beginners, as there will be far less tree bangin'. The modest elevation changes affect nearly half the course.

The fact is, it's a fun diversion, and certainly worth the play, although it has some heavy hitters across the river (Pier Park, etc) that are going to give you more bang for your buck.

The park is well maintained and the course is ship-shape with nice tee pads and signs.

My favorite holes would be the short ones (2, 4, 8, 9, 11). Hole 2 is unique in that it's a very short downhill "putt", but they have marked the green with logs- According the a local, anything outside the logs in a tournament is considered OB.

Half the holes are field shots that are basically wide open with limited obstacles (mostly consisting of forest bordering the fairways). The exception is hole 1, which is nice hole guarded by a large tree and steep slope on the green. Otherwise these open holes are rather ho-hum.

I've gotta admit, there were some people there that creeped me out - sketchy people who wandering the fringes of the course and hanging out at the shelter. But not everyone was sketchy, there were dog walkers and a nice guy selling discs in the parking lot.

I liked this course, it has nice parking right by the first hole, mostly nice large textured teepads and some good elevation changes.

The course is located in a relatively small park, with a playground, picnic pavilion and walking and biking path. Nice accommodations, and the grounds were well maintained.

Well traveled too, I saw at least 6 othe groups playing many with kids which is always a good thing. Grow the sport, start them young!

Every hole has a marker with the distances and if there are mandos and OBs on that hole.

It's really pretty terrain cloaked in old growth evergreens with creeks running through and making the best of the land it has.

Only 12 holes but I don't know if you could fit many more in there. The last basket is right by the parking to again so easy access in and out.

Good baskets for the most part too, they aren't new but well balanced and well chained DGA baskets.

It's mostly pretty short only one hole over 400 and a few under 200, if it weren't for one or two longish holes it would fall closer to a pitch and putt course.

The main thing that was odd was the course crossed itself a few times when it doesn't really need to, it could be changed slightly to make it flow better.

Not too many complaints though it's solid.

It's a fun little neighborhood course, I might not have played it if I hadn't been right by my hotel but glad I did.

It's a pretty park a nice walk, around a nice somewhat technical little course.

Worth playing if your close.

Nicely balanced course. Some of the holes require a lot more tight accuracy, where some holes are really about distance. Always something for everyone here. They run a B Tier Tournament here annually that is a great time to play because holes 9 and 9.5 are added back in. Nice park overall with a bit of elevation change without going too far off the beaten path.

Not a lot to dislike. Not overly difficult, not overly easy, well balanced course. Could use a little bit more accuracy holes, but all in all, a nice layout.

Each hole is very different with a new challenge for new players and pro's.

11 holes is odd, they removed one hole but did not add a replacement. This park gets very busy on nice days. if its sunny expect the 11 holes take you 90 minutes.