Very nice park with interesting geography and vegetation.

Not sure how this is a disc golf course more than any other park that doesn't have baskets or designated disc golf infrastructure.

I should have taken the course description at its word. I went to the park earlier today and parked my car where recommended, but could not find any signs of a course after going for a run throughout the entire park, be it in signage or even wear at possible tee locations. It seems that if one really does want to play this "course," they really will need to go at it with someone who knows where any of the targets and tees are supposed to be, but good luck finding them since the BDGA's directory for the local club does not have a functional site.

I gave the course a 1, mainly because I was required to leave a rating, but also because even though I would not even consider it to be anymore of one than any other park could be, the grounds are very nice. If actual hardware were to be put in Campbell Park, it would have great potential to be an interesting course.

I wanted to write this review for any other people thinking about making the drive expecting to see anything more than just park space. It was disappointing after seeing this place on the map while back in the States and further making the drive from Northampton. I should have taken the extreme lack of any info about it on any other website as a sign.