The park houses an 18-hole disc golf course that winds through both open field and wooded sections of the property.
The facility is managed by the Southington Highway and Parks Department.
The layout encompasses a significant portion of the Burritt Street area in the Plantsville section of town.
Panthorn Park is a sprawling recreational space in Southington, Connecticut, featuring an 18-hole disc golf course and extensive athletic fields. The park contains multiple baseball and softball diamonds, tennis courts, and basketball courts used for local league play. A dedicated playscape area serves families with younger children. The grounds incorporate paved and woodland walking paths that connect the various sporting sectors. Passive recreation areas are interspersed between the high-activity zones. The site serves as a primary hub for Southington's outdoor public sports programs.
The elevated vantage point on the disc golf course looking over the open fields towards the treeline.
Bring a sturdy pair of shoes if you plan on navigating the wooded sections of the disc golf course.
Check the town's park department calendar before visiting if you are looking for a quiet day, as league games can make the parking area crowded.
Do not wander onto the baseball diamonds or soccer fields during scheduled league games or practices.
Park facilities may be closed or limited during winter months due to snow; some athletic fields are subject to seasonal turf maintenance closures.
Carry in, carry out trash policy; respect active play on sports fields.
