Grace Lord Park
Course Summary
Grace Lord Park in Boonton, NJ, is a fantastic spot for disc golf enthusiasts like us. With a solid rating of 4.5, it's clear that this course offers a great experience, featuring well-maintained fairways and a variety of challenges that keep our games interesting.
The layout is thoughtfully designed, catering to different skill levels while providing plenty of opportunities for both beginners and seasoned players to enjoy. The scenery is beautiful, making every round feel refreshing, and the park itself is a lovely place to spend a day outdoors.
Overall, Grace Lord Park stands out as a must-visit destination for anyone looking to play some disc golf in a welcoming environment. Whether you're aiming for a casual round with friends or looking to improve your game, this course has something special to offer.
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Top Reviews
Pretty park and enjoyed the fall views. There were no clear way finding signage and it was hard to navigate exiting the park with all the construction and we got lost coming out of the park. I recommend the visit though
- Bahar Partovi
Great little place for a short quiet walk along the River. Nice and cool with the water falls. Short hike/walk to the water fall and damn. Very cool play ground for the kids.
- Ed Pavlick
Nice little park with several nice amenities, including ample natural and man made water features. Picnic tables with grills and a playground for the kids. Many nice trails that are fairly clean and well maintained. Lots of information about the area and its history posted at various locations. Bring the kids and the dogs, and have a great little picnic. Then walk along the scenic trails.
- Myron T
What a beautiful hidden gem. The park is small but the scenery is beautiful! Trails are closed due to maintenance work may be. Couldn’t go down closer to the fall. We visited in November 10th 2023. Beautiful fall foliage view.
- ashma khan
This is a well hidden gem. A tiny local park with treasures. Awesome playground for little tykes and gorgeous nature for outdoor enthusiasts. Two beautiful waterfalls a very short walk in. Easy! Also ironworks ruins for the history buffs. Worth the time. Parking can be challenging. Street parking.
- Ingrid Hill