Greenville: Drive-in Movies, Golf and Disc Golf

Greenville combines drive-in movies, golf and disc golf with walking trails, scenic views and summer concerts. If you’re looking for a hotel in Greenville, your preferred activity can shape the focus of your trip planning. The drive-in is seasonal; for golf and events, it’s worth keeping an eye on tee times and event dates.

Movies and Golf

Greenville Drive-In combines retro and independent films with food and drinks from New York State. It appeals to travelers who want to make film screenings and food part of the same evening. It operates seasonally; before your trip, check whether the drive-in will be open on your dates.

Island Green Golf is a public, USGA-rated 18-hole golf course in Greenville. Its distinctive island green is a notable feature in addition to the course format. The 18 holes describe the format, while the island green is a specific feature of the course. If you’re planning a round, check tee-time availability in advance; it may change.

Food and Time Outdoors

Lil' Piece BBQ offers dine-in, takeout and catering for events. The occasion is the main factor in choosing between the options: dine-in and takeout are for a meal, while catering is intended for events. If takeout or catering is central to your plans, check current availability, as the services offered may change.

Greenville Town Park offers walking trails, open lawns and views of the Catskill peaks. The trails are suited to a walk, the open areas to a picnic, and the peaks provide a scenic focal point for your visit. In summer, the pavilion hosts weekly concerts. So a visit to the park can include walks or picnics as well as a seasonal cultural program. If you’re coming for the music, check the current dates, as the program may change.

Greenville Disc Golf Course winds through wooded areas of George Vanderbilt Park, past stone walls and tree-lined fairways, and through scenic areas near Basic Creek. The course combines the sporting activity with distinctive landscape features. Playing disc golf on the course is free; rental discs are available through Greenville Public Library. Free play and rental discs address different planning questions: there’s no charge to play, and the library offers equipment to borrow. The course also hosts leagues, clinics and tournaments. If you’d like to borrow discs, check with the library about current lending options; for a league, clinic or tournament, check the dates, as the event schedule may change.

When choosing between the two outdoor options, the difference is the focus: Greenville Town Park centers on walking trails, picnic areas and views of the peaks; Greenville Disc Golf Course is a sporting option with its own route through wooded areas of George Vanderbilt Park.

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