Free to play. There are accurate tee signs at each hole. Each hole has a tee pad of some form. There is a lot of shot variation (blind shots, open, tunnel, mando, tripple mando, OB, uphill, downhill, wooded). The parking lot for the park is next to hole 1 and hole 18. Beautiful car drive to the course, and great scenery on the course. Each basket has pointers to next tee pad. Baskets are in great shape.

I have never seen so much dog feces in a park before. The pads were a little short. Had trouble finding the tee pad for hole 10 (tee sign was not there). Was difficult at times to know which basket to throw to (first time playing course layout). The grass was getting a bit too tall, and choked shots.

If you are looking for a course near the Franconian region of Germany, this course is absolutely worth the drive. Challenging enough, but not frustrating. I will play this course again.

Tee Boxes and Signs are well marked.
There is a metal 'disc' in each basket pointing towards the next pin(may be standard now with pro baskets but was new for me)
There is a map at the beginning of the course, worth taking a picture of in case you get turned around, though the course is quite intuitive.
Good for all levels. Varied, half in the woods, half quite open allowing for a variety of shots.

People may be walking in the park and not really 'know' about disc golf. I have only been in October/November and though weather was amazing, there still weren't too may people out but I can imagine it changing in the spring/summer.

Almost goes without saying but make sure you're aiming for the right basket as from some holes you can see multiple. On each hole as I remember there are descriptions (maybe missing on one or two)

From 10-11 you need to backtrack a bit and actually walk past the basket to the tee box. Look at the map right at the beginning and you'll see what I'm talking about, otherwise it's quite straight forward.

Holes 11-15 dip up towards the road briefly so keep your dog close if he/she has the tendency to be slightly too curious.

It could be quite muddy after some rain but not unplayable.

There are good looks in the autumn though with full coverage can imagine more potential for lost discs. Thick leaves as well, so keep an eye on them if they bite in. On a few holes, we used a spotter.

Some VERY ace-able holes for more seasoned players.