- Varied course design: great mix of elevation changes, tight tunnels, open bombers
- Rarely busy as the casuals stay at Bowen
- Dogs can go off-leash (and there will often be people there just to walk their dogs)
- Natural terrain and flora

- Not cart friendly
- Blind teeshots can have you searching for discs (night play is much easier)
- Errant shots or bad tree kicks can have you in digging through blackberry bushes
- Fairways of 16-18 are very wet due to runoff
- Teepads are rough ground and can be uneven

If you need mowed fairways to find your disc, play elsewhere. If you like rough, natural courses this one is fantastic. The course design makes great use of the many elevation changes, and has lots of fun & challenging holes. 16 in particular is a massive downhill teeshot with a nice view.

My favorite course in the area. It could be even better with proper teepads, signage & some of the worst bush cleared out. I've heard it can be almost unplayable in the spring/summer when the vegetation is at its peak, but during the 'winter' here it's definitely worth checking out.

this is a ripper of a course. big shots. smallest hole must be 320. nice big red tones, unreal lines, and difficulty to spare. the replay value is huge and you get to play up and down a really cool park. great job on the cleanout and the design. when this place has baskets its going to be the best course on Vancouver Island.

some broom left to take care of, and it can be a cooker on a hot day.

tones, but cmon

you must play this course if you have the time.