Brewer Park
Brewer Park is a well-equipped, dog-friendly park featuring wheelchair accessible entrances and parking. It boasts amenities such as a playground, picnic tables, baseball and volleyball courts, and several soccer fields. Popular activities include hiking and an 18-hole disc golf course known for its friendly atmosphere and beautiful natural views. The park offers walking trails and open spaces suitable for dog walking and outdoor sports, making it a great spot for families, sports enthusiasts, and pet owners alike.
Reviews
Very nice! A about 0.5 mile walking trail. The nature view is marvelous. It has also a vast space for playing soccer .
Took my dog here for the first time the other day(looking at moving into the area) and i was definitely happy with the walking trails, and overall status of the park overall!
Great disk golf course ever changing over the years beautiful course plenty of sun and shade safe and friendly atmosphere, plenty of maps to guide the way for new comers
I feel like I’ve posted about Brewer before, but maybe not. So here it goes.
Is there a playground, yes.
I don’t have kids, so not my care really.
Soccer fields? Yes, lots of them, usually full of the aforementioned kids.
There is a shelter with lots of tables, so good for a gathering.
Why I’m really here is for the 18 hole disc golf course. You can find my full review on Udisc, but here the deal.
I love it. Its my home course, and I think one of the better ones in SW Michigan. There does seem to be a bigger gulf between the shorts and the longs, I wish there was a middle distance. But this is a minor quibble.
Ultimately I love this course, and will sing its praises to anyone who plays the sport.
Facilities leave a bit to be desired, so prepare ahead of time. But all in all, a course that represents the region excellently
Most come for the extra curricular sporting grounds here which are great , disc golf course is awesome, yet i like to come mushroom 🍄 hunting and was pretty successful this year finding about 20morrelz n the woods up by the front soccer fields alone