Blendon Woods Metro Park
4265 E. Dublin-Granville Road
Westerville, OH 43081
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FOLLOW THE SIGNS TO THE DISC GOLF COURSE

ALL DAY LONG - 8:30AM until it ends.
Feel free to bring a friend or two with you as well...

We'll supply the heat, you bring the meat (unless you're a vegetarian)
We will supply the fire. (over 1200 square inches of cooking space)
Bring lunch and/or dinner for the grill (hamburgers, hot dogs, chicken, steaks)
We are also going to try some breakfast as well.
There is no electric at the shelter.

Dress is casual and kids are welcomed
Members and non-members are invited so feel free to bring a friend or two
Once there, follow the signs to the disc golf course then look for our signs and the Cuervo Nation flag!,
(no alcohol permitted per park guidelines)

8:30AM - Setup at the shelter
8:35AM - Fix some breakfast
12:00PM - Fire will be getting started for lunch
12:30PM - Start cooking - Bring you food and cook it on the pre-fired grill
Through out the day - disc golf, cornhole, field activities, euchre and more.
6:00-9:00 PM Wrap up and call it a day (depending on the people)

From I-270, take exit 30b (S.R. 161 east / New Albany exit) east to the Little Turtle Way exit, take two immediate right turns onto Old S.R. 161/(East Dublin-Granville Rd). Turn left into Main Entrance of park on left approx 1/4 mile.

We will set up "camp" at the shelter nearest to the disc golf course, the shelter consists of a semi-enclosed area that will hold about 30 people plus assorted tables outside of the shelter. Bring your folding chair if the total goes over 50 people since there is plenty of room.

Disc Golf: $1.50 per game or $4.50 for all day, Jimm will provide a limited number of discs to play with, otherwise rental discs are $1.00 per game at the course. Jimm will also provide a crash course on how to play disc golf for those who don't know how to play.

Spectacular stream cut ravines surrounded by beech-maple and oak-hickory forests highlight this 645-acre Metro Park. The 118-acre Walden Wildlife Refuge with its 11-acre Thoreau Lake provides a sanctuary for hundreds of birds and other wildlife. The refuge is open year-round and features two elevated observation shelters with spotting scopes for viewing waterfowl. More than 220 species of birds have been sighted at the park. Explore the beautiful outcroppings of exposed bedrock as you hike the park's more than 5 miles of trails. More Activities Nature center Walden Wildlife Refuge Nature programs Pet trail Picnicking Playground equipment Hiking trails