The disc golf course is designed as an 18-hole loop that utilizes the site's natural topography to challenge player accuracy.
The park's trail system serves as a local habitat corridor, supporting native Michigan flora and fauna.
The land is designated as a protected municipal green space to prevent residential development within the immediate riparian zone.
Portions of the park serve as a seasonal drainage basin during periods of heavy spring rainfall.
Raintree Park is a 38-acre municipal site located in Troy, Michigan, featuring a wooded 18-hole disc golf course. The park terrain transitions between open meadow areas and dense forest patches, providing varied elevation changes for recreational play. It includes a network of unpaved, natural-surface hiking trails that weave through the wooded sections. The facility is managed by the City of Troy Parks and Recreation department. Parking is available on-site with direct access to the disc golf course trailhead.
The elevated tee pad on the signature hole featuring a scenic view of the canopy.
Bring insect repellent during the summer months as the wooded trails can be prone to mosquitoes.
Wear sturdy, closed-toe hiking shoes as the disc golf course includes uneven terrain and forest floor debris.
Check the city park website before visiting if there has been recent heavy rain, as trails may be muddy.
Do not wander off the marked trails, as the woodland edges can become dense and overgrown during the summer.
The park remains open year-round, though disc golf play may be restricted by heavy snow accumulation during winter months.
Practice disc golf course etiquette by yielding to groups ahead of you and packing out all trash.
