Pros:
9 hole course set up in the middle of a campground/park, with many other activities within. A nice spot for a day with the family.
Concrete tee pads, all in great shape, and plenty long/wide. No issues whatsoever with these. One tee per hole.
Nice Chainstar baskets, that did all you'd expect them to. One pin position per hole.
Mostly, this park is just wonderfully carved out in the thicket of trees in the middle of the park. There is nary a throwaway hole on the course. Every hole offers some sort of fair line, with most having several, including some over the top shots, if that's your thing. The holes all had their own personality, and I never got a repetitive feeling here. Very well done.
The area it is in is exclusively for disc golf, so you shouldn't have to worry about other foot traffic. Nice tee signs help with navigation. No issues here.
Nice set of distances. While there's nothing too crazy long, there's also nothing too crazy short, either. Twos are possible on every hole, but you'll have to earn them.
A river runs behind hole 9 (although you'd have to seriously jam up to get near it), and a small drainage creek runs alongside a couple holes.
Cart friendly.
Cons:
There's really not a lot of cons to this spot. It's somewhat low-lying, so it can hold water in spots.
Quite flat. It is what it is.
One or two holes run close to the road that crosses to the campground. If something really go away from you, you could conceivably end up over there.
Other Thoughts:
All in all, this is just a fun spot to throw some frisbees. It's not crazy hard, but it's not crazy easy. Just a nice test of skills for the Int/Adv player, and probably a lot of fun for all others.
Worth a stop if you're in the area.