An 18-hole disc golf course is located in Klaus Park with Innova Discatchers and cement tees. The course was designed in this scenic park alongside the James and Pipestem Rivers. The 18-hole course is roughly 4689’ long. The pro par on the course is 57 and the amateur par is 64. The course is relatively flat but the abundance of trees and water will make for some interesting technique shots.
This course is going to pretty much have everything and will challenge every shot in your bag. Right now the plan is for it to be set up for 24 holes (but may be expanded 27 depending on the the amount of mowing needed). All of the holes will have single cement tees (with a couple of rec tees) and dual pin positions.
The normal (shorter) layout will play pretty tough with about 6 or 7 legitimate pro par 4’s. A lot of o.b. will come into play with plenty of elevation change on many holes as well. There will be at least 6 holes on the course that will bring the reservoir/water into play – so bring extra discs.
The tournament (long) layout will be the toughest course in the state (save the temporary 18 hole championship layout at Rocky Butte in Dickinson). It will have about 8 legitimate pro par 4’s and probably 2 or 3 legitimate par 5’s. I would imagine that legitimate pro par is going to be somewhere in the 81-83 range for 24 holes.
For more information call the Parks and Recreation office at 701-252-3982.
The horseshoe complex at McElroy Park has 16 courts available for your fun and relaxation. There are Horseshoes available for you to use at the Jamestown Parks and Recreation office, 1002 2nd Ave SE.
We’re thrilled to announce the arrival of a brand-new kayak rental kiosk at Nickeus Park! Whether you’re looking to paddle for fun, explore the water, or enjoy a peaceful day outdoors, this self-serve rental station makes it easy to get out on the water.
How It Works:
Simply visit the kiosk, download the app, pay and go! It’s only $15 for the first two hours. Make Nickeus Park your go-to spot for outdoor fun this season. Grab a paddle and explore the beauty of nature!
Jamestown has two Literacy Lane’s, one at Solien-Denault Park and one at Meidinger Park.The Literary Lane consists of outdoor displays of a children’s book. Book pages are placed sequentially along the walkways so children and families can experience the joy of reading while enjoying the parks.Books are changed regularly and there are also opportunities for businesses to sponsor books.
We’re thrilled to announce the addition of two brand-new outdoor sand volleyball courts located near the Meidinger Splash Park! These courts are perfect for players of all ages and skill levels to enjoy some fun in the sun. Courts are also available to rent and reserve for tournaments.
6 outdoor pickleball courts are located on the campus of Two Rivers Activity Center by the Meidinger Splash Park. The courts are available during the summer months for free pickleball play! Courts are also available to rent and reserve for tournaments.
This community bike fleet will allow greater access to the benefits of cycling, with the confidence of safe, reliable equipment at no charge. Simply rent as many bikes as you need and return them when you are done!
The Community Bike Fleet includes 30 adjustable hybrid unisex bicycles in both adult and youth sizes. There is also 1 adult tricycle and 30 helmets. The bikes are housed in an enclosed trailer with a repair station. A Bicycle Safety Curriculum is included as well which is great for group rentals!
The Bike fleet will be stationed at Two Rivers Activity Center (TRAC). Community members can check out bicycles at no charge. You must be 18 to make a reservation but all ages can ride. A copy of a photo ID is required for checking out a bicycle. Reservations can be placed for individual bikes or for the entire fleet at TRAC.
The enclosed trailer with all inventory can be rented for long periods of time as well! This is a great option for groups looking for a fun group activity.
Call TRAC at 701-952-8722 for more information.
Join us for FREE community bike rides led by Jamestown Bike Riders Advocacy Group during the summer months. Check back for dates and times. The Community Bike Fleet will be available for those who need bikes and helmets.
The mobile literacy and learning lab is a self-contained trailer that brings educational experience to local neighborhoods, parks and events in Jamestown, ND. The mobile learning lab will offer pop up play and learning experiences with options for all ages. It has a rotating inventory of books, toys and games to engage all ages from birth to 99+. The mobile learning lab is made possible through a partnership with the Jamestown Parks and Recreation, Jamestown Public School and Jamestown Knights of Columbus.
RENTAL INFORMATION
The Mobile Literacy and Learning Lab is available for rental any day of the week by a Jamestown resident, business, school group or Jamestown non-profit. The Learning Lab must be used within City limits of Jamestown.
Call 701-252-3982 for additional information and to rent the Mobile Literacy and Learning Lab.
