Conocido Park

A nice, wide open park with disc golf baskets placed through out with marked concrete launch pads. Located in a residential neighborhood. The park includes a playground for young children plus a park track for people walking, jogging, etc. Unfortunately, didn't see any bathroom facilities for park goers.
Playing a round of disc golf. The lay out was confusing at times with some holes sharing the same basket. This doesn't take away the enjoyment of playing though.
The course also played long with some baskets 300 feet plus away. So a player's flight distance is tested as much as their accuracy. Very fun as you can really air out shots.
Overall, a fun big course. Playable for the beginner as well as challenging enough for the seasoned player. Play disc golf here.

One of my all-time favorite courses in Phoenix! Me and BRT play this course regularly. Lots of great shots regardless of playing style or dominant hand. Beware of those olive trees off 11 they eat disc.

Great Park, no bathrooms but water fountains are always working and play equipment is always in good shape. One of the very few parts with a Frisbee Golf Course!

If I were going to this park just to get my disc golf on, I would probably give it a solid four stars. My first, and only trip thus far did include the kids, who wanted to do more than disc golf, so my rating is lower.

Conocido Park is located in a neighborhood away from 35th ave and is easily accessible. The parking lot is located by the playground and is small, but there is street parking. I don't see this place getting crazy busy though. I didn't notice any restrooms but there is a water fountain and the water was ice cold. There are a number of picnic tables and benches, a couple close to the playground and some on the disc golf course. The play structures are covered (the large one anyway) and its surrounded by sand.

So, why the two stars? The playground equipment. I get it, parks departments are strapped for cash, just like everyone else, but on the big climbing structure there were, I believe, 4 gates chained up because of broken equipment (thus preventing kids from using it so they don't hurt themselves). While I do appreciate someone taking the time to put the gates there so kids won't fall out of random gaps in the equipment or cut themselves on a jagged slide, at what point do you scrap what's there and start over? Three of the four slides were unusable and the monkey bars were missing. It seems as if the children there were still having fun, but what was usable was very limited.

I hope that this park has made a list somewhere for the city of Phoenix to fix up. I'd love to bring the kids back want to ensure they will be safe while playing.

I've been to this park at least 500 times a year. But make sure you lock them doors and look bikes. Also pay attention to your surroundings at night if your their. Because at this park your never alone. Sadly but it's true.




Me and my friend every time we come to this park at night. There will always be someone sitting in the parking lot in their car doing nothing. It's creepy. Also we have seen drug deals go on at this park at night. It's just a creepy place to be at night. So I'm just telling you be aware of your surroundings at night. We also a had to cars pull up. And they were both full. And they started running towards us. And we dipped. It's crazy at night. But fr be careful there at night.

I play this disc golf course weekly. The baskets are frequently moved to keep the course fresh. Trees provide difficulty and also shade! There are Disc leagues on Mondays and Wednesdays. Great to have organized action at the park.

Very busy in the evenings with family, disc golf and soccer games.

One of only THREE Disc courses in the NW valley. This is probably my favorite but it is slim-pickins around here..

This park is pretty big and wraps through the neighborhoods. You'll find people playing Frisbee, walking their dogs and just plain old chilling.

Great lunchtime hangout.

Besides no bathrooms, I like how open this course is. The trees provide a challenging element to the course, however, there is no marker to indicate the first hole, besides the signs indicating the workout elements along the trail near the parking lot.

I give this disc golf course 5 stars!!! It's the greenest course in the north part of Phoenix. It has 18 holes with some repeating baskets used for a couple of them. I have gone 2 times and both times the people have great! Really friendly n helpful if you can't find a hole or basket. The course is kinda confusing going from basket to the next tee. The 1st hole is right at the entrance of the park and the 18th finishes a few yards from the 1st tee. It's an all around good course for beginners to advanced players. Now go throw some discs!

Sure, a grand park, unless you're a pedestrian in it, trying to dodge the frisbees thrown by careless and/or irresponsible disc golfers. Ask them for a bit of consideration and you're usually met with indifference at best or foul-mouthed belligerent arrogance at worst. Public drinking amongst the golfers is common, shouted obscenity has become mundane (c'mon, guys - and gals - our kids use this park), and public urination - sometimes discreet, sometimes not - frequently seen. The disc golf thing is spoiling this park for those seeking to stroll, walk a pet or ride one's bike. Perhaps the City will do something about it....I know I'm not the only neighbor complaining.