+Mowed paths help navigate from tee to basket to next tee.+Baskets are reasonable. +Small trees and some large bushes force the player to navigate fairly generous lines. Some variety of distances in play.

-Lacks a certain amount of intrigue. Really a rec style course, which is fine for a rural camp site that mostly sees families and casual players. -Basically zero elevation change in play. -Rough is very unkempt. Outside of the narrow mow, the grass gets tall. Trees are unpruned and bushes are brambly.-Omg, the mosquitoes were terrible. We were bathed in DEET and still got harassed. Obviously this is seasonal, but the course is adjacent to the Missouri River and many nearby swampy lowlands. Lots of mosquito breeding territory.

It's a functioning disc golf course, huzzah! But certainly not a destination. A fine option if you are passing through and want to stretch your legs, get a few ace runs, etc.There is camping on site, so if you want a place to stay with some frolf nearby this is an option. There is another campsite with another 9 holer a few miles south (Beaver Creek) that is a little more interesting with elevation changes, but otherwise similar in quality. The tees are small and built of a wood composite material that is starting to deteriorate. They are somewhat uneven in places where settlement has caused the pieces to drift out of alignment. They serve their purpose -- the hole lengths don't require much of a dramatic run up. But the tees are nothing fancy.