Robert Burnaby Park Disc Golf Course

Excellent ten hole course. Front five are mostly technical wooded shots, followed by long drives for the five holes on the way back down the hill. Muddy when it’s wet. Bring good shoes.

Great disc golf course! Definitely a dog friendly park as well that is set kind of in the woods. There is small tee pads for each of the ten holes. Some of the locals said there is like 4 different variations of the course all throughout the park. We just played the regular ten holes a few time around and had a great time! The locals were very friendly throughout the park as well and gave us a few tips on other hole variations. I would definitely recommend checking it out if you play disc golf.

A real gem in the heart of Burnaby. The freeway traffic is slightly annoying but not bad when light. Great off leash dog area. Frosbee golf course. Swimming pool . Lots of green space to enjoy . Some absolutely humongous maple trees add a sense of 1st growth though the area was logged off long ago.

Tons of great Hiking trails 'nicely taken care of and 'groomed often' so horses don't run into pits and pot holes as with joggers also' big wide paths.Clean and taken care of often . The regulations for horses in Burnaby I don't know yet and I am not sure of the laws .It's fairly safe'*. i say that only because of the*Watch out for BEARS signs*. Its a mini forest in the middle of Burnaby' . There are trails all over the park and I live across the street from so many types of trees.. and animals.I sit on my porch some nights and listen to the coyote's ca in their cubs back from scavenging ' I see a new bird every other week' like my front window is the frame of any painting by one of the group of 7. Great place TO TAKE THE KIDS'' more than a few parks around and picnic spot in the proper season.Bless

A great place to walk the dogs and find mushrooms to photograph.

This is my favorite course in the lower mainland to play as the path through for pedestrians is really well defined and unlike QE or Coquitlam I spend less time almost hitting people / asking them to move and more time playing.It's well maintained, and as long as you come outside of club times, it's not super busy. The club seems super welcoming as well if that's your jam!

A local favourite. Course is easy to follow and there isn’t much danger of losing discs. Each hole has more or less unique scenery. No two holes are the same. Not usually too busy

Great time of year for picking salmon berries. Course is nice and open ...short to medium length holes...map at start...too much mud in spots though from parks guys digging in with lawn more vehicles

One of our favourite disc golf courses as there are some decently long holes with different terrain. However, in the winter and rainy season it can get quite muddy.