Calling all disc golf lovers—and history buffs! There’s a brand-new way to experience the magic of Bethel Woods Center for the Arts: a 9-hole disc golf course located on the very grounds where the 1969 Woodstock Music & Art Fair made history.
That’s right—now you can play a round of disc golf right at Bethel Woods Center for the Arts, where legends once rocked out for three days of Peace, Love and Music.
Play Where Peace, Love, and Music Once Reigned
Recognized by the National Register of Historic Places, Bethel Woods is a place where American culture changed forever. And now, thanks to the support of Innova Discs and the Sullivan Catskills Visitors Association, this iconic destination is home to a professionally designed course that’s completely free to play.
Each of the 9 holes features two paved tee pads and Innova Discatcher Pro baskets—perfect for everyone from seasoned disc golfers to first-time players. This course was designed by Steve Brinster, a 2013 U.S. Champion with more than 100 career wins and a member of both the New Jersey and New York Disc Golf Halls of Fame. Brinster has designed over a dozen courses across the Northeast, and his latest brings professional-level fun to the serene landscape of the Sullivan Catskills.
What to Know Before You Go
- The course is officially open as of May 15th, 2025
- It is free to play
- Open on non-show days during regular grounds hours, closing at sunset
- Please park in Lot C and enter through the main gates
- Don’t have discs? No problem—stop by The Museum Shop to pick some up
- Want to support? Optional donations help maintain the course and support Bethel Woods’ nonprofit work
As you play, interpretive signs along the course offer a glimpse into the music, people, and spirit of 1969. Whether you’re ready to show off your skills or just out for a scenic stroll with a few tosses along the way, this course promises an unforgettable experience.
Make a Day of It
Want to learn more about the festival that changed the world? Pair your disc golf adventure with a visit to The Museum at Bethel Woods, or consider one of the guided tours offered on site. There’s no better way to connect with history—and have a blast doing it.
So, grab your discs, bring a friend, and get ready to experience disc golf like never before—right here at Bethel Woods.
