Bummer Creek Disc Golf Course

Designed around a 4 year old Conservation Riparian Enrichment Program (CREP) promoting fish habitat on a small section of Bummer Creek. The course meanders over 20+ acres of former homestead farmland with a bit of elevation and numerous seasonal water crossings including a shot across Bummer Creek itself. Targets are in a combination of three different basic art forms: a circle, a triangle, and a square. Each is approximately 24" in size and colored in order of the type: Red-Round, White-Triangle, and Blue-Box. Plays is in the order of red, white, and blue. The wooden targets make a sound when hit that echoes through the hills, giving "knock on wood" a whole new meaning. Suggested donation; $5 per player is appreciated. Players under 12, and 62 and older should play for free. A portion of donations go to Alsea Community Effort, a community based Non-Profit that supports local operations such the Alsea Library. Donations can be dropped in the honor box at tee #1. Parking is on either side of the barn, or further alongside the road. Please do not park in front of the barn and block the tee shot for hole #3. Call or text the course contact and leave a message and return phone number for hours of operation and tee time availability. Nature trail, bird watching, and primitive campsites also onsite.