Pros:
This course has a great variety of types of hole, from a few fairly open 250' aceable par 3s up to the monster 690' par 5 tunnel at 14. Uphill holes, downhill, wooded, open, tight fairways lined with woods, this course has a lot of different types of play. Each T area has a small had made map showing the direction to the tonal, which is a good thing because they aren't all easily seen from the T (starting right with #1).
Cons:
The woods are a great place to lose a disc so you might want to keep to very controlled shots until you get the hang of the course. As of late spring the grass is getting pretty long so keep an eye on your drives or you'll spend a fair bit of time looking for them. There have been bears in the area, but as the warning states, a bear bell and a partner or two should be all you need. It's also a bit hard to find your way around the first time you play here, so it might be a good idea to contact one of the many friendly local players to guide you around. T areas are really just gravel patches, could use concrete T areas. You might have to hunt a bit to find #1, but if you go straight ahead past the practice tonal, you will get right to it.
Other Thoughts:
If this were in mowed park land or somewhere with higher traffic to keep the growth down a bit, this course would get a higher rating. It has some really great holes and an excellent variety of hole types. Compared to Bowen Park in Nanaimo, Fir Meadows has some much more interesting holes but far worse grooming and much more chance of lost discs. I'd still prefer Fir Meadows - much more challenging. The huge fields of daisies at this time of year is an added bonus. The course makes excellent use of the property and really creates a very fun course - with the downside being the high grass in the summers and the chance of hunting for discs if you shank them into the thicker bush.