This nice little short course was better than I thought it was going to be. I thought coming in that is was going to be a pitch and putt, but there were some really good lines on several of the holes. It plays quick and there were a nice mix of up hill(#7) and downhill(#8) holes. This course provides an nice little challenge for an intermediate advanced level player and will give a a good chance to work on your midrange game. There is even a wide open hole on #3 so you can air it out a bit.
There was some nice educational information about the trees that line the right side of the hole on #2 that I thought added a nice touch. This course is a good entry level course and I'm sure it was intended to introduce the game to the 4-H campers.

Hole #9 was under construction upon our visit, see the pics, therefore we didn't get to play it. It looked like a nice challenge and it was too bad that we missed out on the chance to play this hole. I would imagine that it would be a little hectic trying to play here while there were kids attending camps here.
Not a big con but if there were people at camp during the time that you were playing there is a possibility that you could hit someone walking on the sidewalk on hole #4, so be aware.
Natural tees could be an issue after a hard rain so traction would be an issue. You won't need a super long run up on these holes but slipping and sliding on the tees is not fun.

I came into this course thinking it was going to be a little pitch and putt around a nice little grass field, and was really happy that it was better than I expected. As an intermediate/advanced player I had fun playing this course. I'm sure a pro would want to skip this course because they would be bored here. Its a good course to teach the game to people that have never played while giving them a challenge at the same time. Its off the beaten path a bit, and not a must play, but if you are in the area and want a nice little challenging midrange course that will make you think a little bit then give this course a play.
I'm glad we stopped by and wished there was this kind of activity at the camps that I went to in the summer.

Wide open, not a lot of areas to lose discs. Good course to learn on, probably will be going back to learn more.

Kids were at camp but were not in the way. One hole was closed because a tent was in the way.

First time playing disc golf, decent course for a beginer like my wife and I.