-Concrete Pads
-Baskets OK
-Signage passable
-Quiet park

-No elevation
-A few trees to work around, but not much
-A couple of missing tee signs

Aspen Park (or Sun Valley Park) hosts a typical park course in the middle of Bellevue, NE. I was directed here by the local disc shop (Nebraska Disc Golf Company) as he knew I was looking for a short, rec style round. That is what you will get here. A typical park with several activities, playground, a pool, tennis courts, but the course stays mostly away from these. The concrete tees are nice, signage is adequate with exception of a couple that are missing. Ther are a few guardian trees along the way, but just a few to work around. I played on a spring Friday afternoon, so the park was quiet. I did enjoy my round but would probably opt for other courses nearby unless a niner to try some discs was at hand.

Good tees, baskets are nice, holes are layer out well for the area and obstacles available.

Short, 9 holes in a very wet park, bring your off!

Mosquitos suck, fun little course for a quick 9 if you don't want to fight the one disc wonders at Seymour. I would suggest taking the drive to Hummel for a real round, or Plattsmouth for a quick 9.

Concrete tees. It's never busy. Good parking. Some long open throws, great for working on drives.

I think the pads are a bit short. After a rain it is a marsh, beware. It's only a 9 hole course but play it twice and there you go.

You really can't go wrong playing Aspen. It's well maintained and you can really work on accuracy while driving and not be punished too hard.

Well maintained park with concrete pads and nice baskets with good shade cover from large trees in the park. Wide-open throws for big drives. Nice to play to get away from the traffic atSeymour Smith park up the road.

Only a 9 hole course which am not a big fan of. Sometimes people at the park will picnic right on the pads for the holes because the course is so new and unused and they dont know apparently. Not much elevation change so course is a little dull but worth checking out.

Cement Tee Boxes
Lots of different distances from Tee to pin
Well manicured
Great course to introduce people to the game without them being intimidated.
Great family park activities for everyone

Definitley One of The Blander courses in the metro area. Lots of the same.
Not many trash cans
Only one spot to sit

Has the potential to be a very good course if trees are planted now to add some obstacles on course.

Course was clean, baskets were all intact and undamaged. Lots of other activity in this park, but the tennis courts and playgrounds and such are pretty well segregated from the throwing course and kids aren't really cluttering up the course. The middle of the course runs by some private property, and you might get to see some horsies.

Pretty bland, wide open and flat. not many trash cans. Tee pads short enough to feel constricting, and I don't even typically take much of a run-up.

If you think of Aspen parks in terms of a practice course or a pre-Seymour warm-up, then it's totally satisfactory. Good option if you're in a rush and don't want to deal with the length and traffic of better courses