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2008 HHSC Fees

DISC GOLF
January 1 – Memorial Day and Labor Day – December 31, 2008
$5.00 / round or $9.00 all day play everyday
Memorial Day – Labor Day
$5.00 / round or $10.00 all day play everyday
Chestnut Grove – 9 Hole Learning Course – FREE

CAMPING
Campground
$7.00 / Person / Night

RV Hook-Up
$25.00 / night

Firewood
$5.00 / Fire ring / Night

HONKA DISC GOLF HOUSE

January 1 – Memorial Day and Labor Day – December 31, 2008
$20 / Person / Night

Memorial Day – Labor Day
$24 / Person / Night

CHILDREN 12 AND UNDER STAY & CAMPFOR FREE
Group rates and multiple night discounts available upon request.

All Honka Reservations must have a $10 down payment per person/night.
We accept all major credit cards.
Please call (715) 274-8101 to pay over the phone.
Down payments may also be paid via check or money order to
HHSC
PO Box 85
Highbridge, WI 54846
All down payments are 100% refundable.

HIGHBRDIGE HILLS SPORTS COMPLEX
2008 SPECIALS

Welcome to the New Year and the New Highbridge Hills
Home of the World’s Largest Disc Golf Complex
Enjoy, Relax, and Recreate Up North

January 1 – Memorial Day
Labor Day – December 31

$59 / Person
2 Nights at the Honka Disc Golf House and 3 Days Disc Golf

$39 / Person
2 Nights Camping and 3 Days Disc Golf

Memorial Day – Labor Day 2008

$75 / Person
2 Nights at the Honka Disc Golf House and 3 Days Disc Golf

$45 / Person
2 Nights Camping and 3 Days Disc Golf

WEEKDAY SPECIAL
Monday - Thursday
Honka Disc Golf House and Disc Golf
$29 Daily / Person or
$39 Daily / Couple
Camping and Disc Golf
$15 Daily / Person

All specials include Firewood.

Reservations must be made in advance to receive Special Prices!!
All Honka Reservations must have a $10 down payment per person/night.
We accept all major credit cards.
Please call (715) 274-8101 to pay over the phone or mail check or money order to
HHSC
PO Box 85
Highbridge, WI 54846
All down payments are 100% refundable.

Highbridge Hills Sports Complex (HHSC) has been in the making since early 1993. Initial plans to be a traditional ball golf course were changed in 1997 when an untimely death occurred in the family. The property became dormant until the fall of 2003. John Jokinen was introduced to disc golf and course designer Chuck Kennedy from the Twin Cities area. The transformation to change the property to a disc golf Mecca was instant. “The growing demand for quality courses, the desire to keep the property primitive and natural and the appreciation and enthusiasm of disc golfers all led to the decision.” The desire to share the beauty of the property with others and to fulfill a dream and commitment shared by his late father-in-law; Bob Stilin, “keeps me going,” says John.

The fast and hectic pace of life today places demand on all of us which becomes burdensome. Learning that “less can be more” and sharing the beauty of nature with outdoor activities can bring a balance into ones life! Creating a property that allows an individual family or group of people to have fun in an affordable, active and social way; has and continues to be rewarding.

Our families have built and been a part of this area since coming from Finland and Yugoslavia through Ellis Island. Farming, logging, and working in the trades enabled our ancestors to grow and develop a lifestyle that centered on the family and family values. Today, that tradition carries on as the entire family is a part of the project and all live within 5 miles of “home.” One can only hope traditions and values and family will continue on. A sixth generation is quickly developing and looking anxious to learn the sport.