Great layout for the most part, utilizing as much of the land as possible. Dual tees on 90% of the holes and good signage throughout. Natural tees are in good condition but I have a feeling this course isn't played very much
Navigation is fairly easy with only holes 9 & 10 tucked outside of the norm. It is easy to walk right to 11 after #8...
Most shots are wide open, with the rough being tall grass lining either side of the fairway. Tough to lose a disc, but keep an eye as it falls.
The big pros here are the trio of shots mid-way through the round. #8 is slightly downhill and a bit long, allowing you to really let it rip over the grassland. While wide open, the approach is tricky as the basket sits about 15 feet in front of a stone wall sectioning off the lake. Also a great view to take in. #9 is on the other side of the damn, which you throw off of and into the corresponding valley. About 450 from the pro tee, it is a nice rip. Be wary if your disc falls along the dam wall, as loose boulders stack up. This is tricky but also makes for an awesome upshot/birdie op. #11 is another long one, I think about 600 ft. or so, and has a lot of smallish trees dotting the landscape. There is no "fairway", but rather several options to choose from depending on where you land. #8 is by far the prettiest hole and 9&10 break up the monotony.
Also worth mentioning is #16, a nice play under a canopy of mature trees.

A lot of static shots exist here. Beyond the four holes I mention above, most others simply have fairways mowed through crotch-high grassland. I couldn't understand why the grass was so high, either. It was literally up to my hips on several holes.
There isn't much elevation change either and as a result about half of the holes give you a sense of deja-vu.
Line shaping is nearly non-existent due to the wide open prairie this course plays through, although a few shots have large trees and bushes that you have to account for.
Despite being relatively clean, there weren't very many amenities about. I can only recall maybe one or two benches, and not one trash can was to be found. I have a feeling the cleanliness has more to do with lack of use than anything else.

This is a fine course in a campground and is very well maintained. It is nice for beginners but offers very little challenge for the more advanced. Going into it, I wasn't sure what to expect, but coming out my inner DGer felt satisfied. While this course was fine to play, if I am ever in the area again I will probably forgo Pittock for others in the London area.
P.S. There were no pics on the site so I uploaded a bunch to give others a feel for the course.

Holes 1-4 and 16-18 are very pleasant and relatively technical through the trees. The other holes are longer and more open but make good use of terrain.

Narrow fairways mowed through long grass on many holes makes for a high risk of lost discs. Spotters recommended.

I found the 500' uphill slog on hole 10 unpleasant but I suppose you have to thow a bone to the grip'n'rip types occasionally.