Squirrel Creek Disc Golf: Grass Valley, California
Squirrel Creek at Condon Park offers original 18-hole and extended 27-hole layouts through hilly woodland. Choose a route before starting and check current signs when baskets move.
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Choose the original 18 or extended 27 and expect a wooded, uneven walk. Use signs alongside the app because baskets move. Restrooms and parking exist in the park; confirm opening hours before an early or late visit.
Readiness summary: Conditions unverified / No current wet/dry claim / Checked Sep 14, 2026 at 9:46 pm PDT
Course details
- City/state
- Grass Valley, CA
- General location
- 660 Minnie Street, Grass Valley, CA; local club also identifies Minnie/Butler intersection.
- Hole count
- 27 holes
- Layout notes
- Choose the original 18-hole or extended 27-hole layout. The city map shows 27 holes; the directory’s overall count of 28 does not confirm a separate playable hole.
- Terrain/play style
- Hilly wooded course with pines, oaks, manzanita and creek-influenced holes.
- Cart note
- Full-route cart or stroller access has not been verified.
- Dog note
- UDisc lists dogs as allowed. Check course signs for leash rules; the separate dog park does not make the course an off-leash area.
- Fee/parking note
- Free to play according to UDisc. Parking is shown on the city park map.
- Restroom note
- Park restrooms mapped by city; availability on arrival not verified.
- Condition-readiness note
- Confirm current park hours. Select 18 or 27 before starting; pin changes can outpace directory maps. Check operator notices and event restrictions before visiting.
Where sources differ: The city map labels 27 holes; older PDGA information lists 18, while UDisc lists 18- and 27-hole layouts beneath a 28-hole overall count. Use a named layout and current signs; 28 playable holes are not confirmed.
Before you go: Confirm current park hours. Select 18 or 27 before starting; pin changes can outpace directory maps. Check operator notices and event restrictions before visiting.
What to bring: Bring straight midranges, a controllable fairway, an approach disc, water and shoes for uneven woodland. Select your layout before starting.
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Sources checked
- City of Grass Valley: Condon Park
- City of Grass Valley: Condon Park map
- Gold Country Disc Golf Association: Courses
- UDisc: Squirrel Creek DGC at Condon Park
Last checked:
Course details can change. Confirm hours, fees, closures, and rules with the linked source before visiting.
Visit readiness
- Weather update
- Current weather unavailable
- Weather source
- NWS/weather.gov public weather data
- Weather check attempted
- Temperature estimate
- Temperature estimate unavailable.
- Recent rain estimate
- Recent rain estimate unavailable. The NWS hourly outlook does not include past rainfall observations.
- Rain forecast
- Near-term precipitation estimate unavailable.
- Weather outlook
- Conditions unverified
- Planning note
- Use the course details and operator notices for access planning. Weather near the course is separate from official opening or closure information.
- Footing note
- Inspect tees, paths and slopes after rain. The source review does not establish current ground conditions.
- Seasonal access
- Confirm current park hours. Select 18 or 27 before starting; pin changes can outpace directory maps. Check operator notices and event restrictions before visiting.
Current weather data is unavailable. No wet/dry claim is shown; use the source-backed course notes and check the linked park or course source before traveling.
This is a weather estimate, not an official course closure or condition report. Check the linked source/park before visiting.
Weather-based estimate only. Check official course or park sources before traveling.
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Plan your visit
Use Condon Park at 660 Minnie Street. The city map shows parking, restrooms and a 27-hole disc golf layout.
Sources show different aggregate hole counts. Plan a named 18- or 27-hole layout instead of assuming every mapped basket belongs to one route.
Bring shoes for uneven ground and discs you can place through trees. The separate dog park does not establish off-leash permission on the course.
Choose what to bring
Start with discs you already trust: a putter, a controllable midrange and a fairway driver. Use the course profile to adjust for trees, slopes or an open layout. Pack drinking water, sun protection, a towel and a layer suited to the forecast.
Review your bag or choose a practice session before heading out.
About these guide notes
How are course details checked?
We compare park or operator information with course clubs, PDGA or other independent course listings. Each profile links the sources and dates the review. Where information differs, the profile explains what is known and what to verify. A source review is not an on-site inspection.
Do the weather notes mean the course is open?
No. A forecast describes weather near the course. Operator notices, reservations, seasonal closures and posted signs determine access. Verify those before traveling.
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