Disc Golf Courses Near Portland, Oregon

Pier Park planning from official Portland sources, including its wooded setting, street-parking context, park amenities, leash rule, and weather-aware footing checks.

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Choose a round that fits your plan

Best overall option: Pier Park Disc Golf Course
Strongest combination of source confidence, useful planning detail, and recent source review.
Best beginner option: Pier Park Disc Golf Course
Short-layout, family, beginner, or practice context makes this the simplest starting point.
Best technical option: Pier Park Disc Golf Course
Wooded, tight, control-focused, clay, creek, or other technical terrain details stand out.
Best quick round: Not confirmed from source
Rain caution: Pier Park Disc Golf Course
Course notes show the strongest mud, clay, creek, snowmelt, seasonal, or soft-footing concern.

These are planning shortcuts based on the source-checked course details shown below. Verify current access and conditions before traveling.

Start with Pier Park Disc Golf Course

Review the course profile below for verified features, source dates, weather-readiness context, and practical bag notes.

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Source-checked course profilePier Park Disc Golf Course

Best forBeginner practiceTechnical controlRain-aware footing

Pier Park is Portland's only current city-park disc golf course according to Portland Parks. Plan for a wooded park setting, street parking, the walk from parking, and shared-park awareness rather than assuming a particular basket layout.

Readiness summary: Conditions unverified / No current wet/dry claim / Checked Jul 31, 2026 at 8:58 pm PDT

Source type: Official CitySource confidence: High (0.97)Last checked: 2026-07-10

Course details

City/state: Portland, OR
General location: North Lombard Street and North Bruce Avenue, Portland, OR 97203
Hole count: Not confirmed from source
Terrain/play style: Portland Parks describes the disc golf course among tall trees and lists both paved and unpaved paths in the 85-acre park.
Beginner/family note: Beginner score: 4; Family score: 4
Cart note: Not confirmed from source
Dog note: Portland Parks states that all dogs must be leashed in Pier Park.
Fee/parking note: The reviewed Portland Parks pages do not state a disc golf fee. Confirm current rules and event impacts before visiting. Portland Parks lists street parking and an approximately 800-foot paved path to the play area in its accessibility notes.
Restroom note: Portland Parks lists an accessible restroom among Pier Park amenities.
Condition-readiness note: Check the Portland Parks disc golf and Pier Park pages for posted rules, temporary closures, events, maintenance, and current access before traveling.
Source confidence: High (0.97)

Sources checked

Last checked: Jul 9, 2026

Course details can change. Confirm hours, fees, closures, and rules with the linked source before visiting.

Visit readiness

Weather state: Current weather unavailable
Weather source: NWS/weather.gov public weather data
Weather check attempted: Jul 31, 2026 at 8:58 pm PDT
Temperature estimate: Temperature estimate unavailable.
Recent rain estimate: Recent rain estimate unavailable.
Forecast/precip estimate: Near-term precipitation estimate unavailable.
Readiness caution: Conditions unverified
Readiness note: Official sources verify Pier Park as Portland's current city-park disc golf course, its general location, wooded setting, parking context, restroom, leash rule, and park hours.
Footing note: Inspect unpaved paths, tees, and landing areas after rain and use conservative runups where footing is soft.
Seasonal note: Portland Parks may adjust maintenance and layout; weather output is not an official closure or condition notice.

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.

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Plan a Pier Park round from verified park details

One current City of Portland course

Portland Parks identifies Pier Park as the only current disc golf course in a City of Portland park.

Wooded park context

The official park page describes the course among tall trees and lists both paved and unpaved paths.

Arrival and amenities

The City lists street parking, an approximately 800-foot paved path to the play area, an accessible restroom, and 5 a.m. to midnight park hours.

Shared-park rules

Dogs must be leashed, other park users have priority, and maintenance or events can affect how the course area functions.

Round-planning checklist

Check the Pier Park and Portland disc golf pages for current maintenance or events.
Allow time for street parking and the walk into the play area.
Bring rain layers and inspect unpaved footing after wet weather.
Yield to park users and follow posted course-specific rules.

What to carry

Rain layer
Two or more dry towels
Grip bag or chalk if normally used
Water
Mini marker

Disc setup for these verified profiles

Favor discs you can shape at controlled speed: a straight midrange, neutral-to-stable fairway, dependable approach disc, and a scramble option. The official pages support a wooded setting but not a specific current basket layout.

Practice before this trip

Low-ceiling standstills
Straight midrange landing zones
Short scramble forehands and patent-pending releases

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FAQ

Does Portland have more City park courses?

The reviewed Portland Parks page currently identifies Pier Park as the only City of Portland park with a disc golf course.

How many holes are listed?

The reviewed City pages do not state a current hole count, so this guide leaves that field unconfirmed.

Can I bring a dog?

Portland Parks says dogs must be leashed in Pier Park. Confirm any course-area restrictions before the round.

Source and correction policy: Course details are original summaries of the linked official sources, checked on July 10, 2026. Weather is a DiscFunktional planning estimate, not an operator condition report. Send a correction if an operator detail has changed.