Pamperin Park Disc Golf Course

Pamperin Park is Brown County's largest developed park, sitting in the Village of Howard on the northwest side of the Green Bay metro, where Duck Creek runs under US 41/141. The county calls the 18-hole disc golf course 'beautifully wooded,' and its own published course map backs that up: all 18 baskets and their tee pads are drawn inside tree cover in the band between Riverdale Drive and the creek, with fairway corridors cut through rather than around the woods. A pond sits alongside the holes in the low teens and Duck Creek edges the layout, so water is a factor at both ends of the round.

There is no disc golf fee. Brown County's park rate schedule charges for ski, mountain bike and horse trails, boat launches and shelter rentals, but lists nothing for disc golf, and the park page says walking and hiking are free for all users. Park area and trails run 8 a.m. to dusk. Beyond the course, Pamperin has a 17,000-square-foot playground, wooded picnic areas, volleyball courts, creek fishing, a suspension bridge over Duck Creek, and two indoor halls that can be reserved year-round. Perkins Park in Green Bay is under three miles east if you want a second, shorter round.