Nice Course sign
Nice Tee signs
nice Mach V Baskets
Reasonable and nice RV park in the middle of the course

Very open course
Grass tee pads, although the grass was well kempt.

And this is why you have trusted reviewers. While this is actually a pretty nice set up with good baskets and signage, the course is not very good.

And why even bring up the railroad track? it's not in the park. Personally, I didn't even notice it till I got to hole 5. It does not come into play at all. I actually would have considered it a plus if a train had gone buy, I am a train loving wanabee.

Anyways, back to the course. I really mean this is a super boring course that really did not have any "good" holes. Because it was so open, most of the holes were on the long side.

I didn't check the restroom, but the RV park did have facilities. It has cement pads and roads for the RVs and 9 spots. $15 per night or $20 for the two spots that actually have sewage. I will say that about 1/2 of the spots were taken, this actually surprised me because all the other courses I played had 1 at most.

There is a walking path though the course, actually had some walkers on it at 8 in the morning. 8 of the 9 holes actually CROSS this path.

Would I play this course again? Nope, it's a one and done course for me. It's a super nice for a small town, but it's not a 4+ star rated course. If your course collecting, stop and play a quick round. If you are looking for a good course in the area to play, move on, there are better courses just down the road. South, play Elmwood in Norton, West play Cambridge or McCook (BTW, found out Eric McCabe is designing another course for McCook)
East you can play Oxford, another 9 hole course that is simple, but much better.

Arapahoe's course was an unexpected stop but an enjoyable one. The course is very easy to navigate and spans the entirety of the park - making for good exercise along the way! The course is very well maintained.

There is one adjacent train track along the south side of the course, but there is quite a bit of brush and trees separating the track and course.

It's conveniently connected to an RV park and only about 2 blocks from Arapahoe's downtown, which does have a grocery store, coffee and flower shop, and a few other places to stop while traveling. Very pleased with our decision to stop!

The course is close to the road but stays quiet. It's located behind an RV park without about 15 spots which helps the noise level as there were only about 2 RV's parked there on a Sunday. The course has been well maintained (very green) and had an easy to understand layout. I would recommend this park for anyone looking for a stop along the road to enjoy a relaxing game and all the green space the park has to offer.

There is 1 train track that runs through on the backside of the course. However, only one train came through and we were there for a few hours.

Great location because it's within Arapahoe city limits. Lots of businesses nearby but the space feels enclosed and fairly private. The disc golf course is also attached to an exercise path within the RV Park. We will be back!