- Beautiful wooded public park, lots of amenities like benches, garbage cans, vending machines, washrooms etc.

- For a shorter 18 hole course, decent amount of elevation changes, which definitely adds some interest level.

- Course is well maintained. Read a note about garbage on the course from a past reviewer, we didn't see anything out there on our round, the course was in fantastic shape.

- Concrete tee pads

- Good signage

- Multiple pad and basket locations for a number of holes, with good mapping.

- Lots of parking.

- Couple of the holes throw pretty close to each other or public spaces (I'm sure people hyzer into the tennis courts for example), overall not terrible for a public park but a couple of places to be aware.

- Tee pads are good, but a little short on a few of them.

- Not much variation in distances on the course, and differences between blue and white pads aren't really significant enough to sufficiently increase difficulty level.

- Overall a short course without much opportunity to bomb drives. A very good course for intermediate level players to shoot under par on, advanced/ open players won't find a lot of challenge here, though it's still a beautiful setting with some solid ace runs.

- We were there on a Sunday afternoon in June and the course was fairly busy with what looked to be rec players, we had to wait more than expected. Not a con, as it's good to see people using the course, but if you have the options of playing at non-peak times it would speed up the round.

- Defiinitely favours shorter, technical throwers with the distances and amount of trees.

- Cart-friendly course.

- Bug free when we played in June.

The holes are well marked. Diagram on each tee post.
Nice mixture of short and longer holes. Friendly locals on the course. Park is well maintained.

First time playing, locating a few of the holes was difficult due to their location from the previous tee.

The local players were very helpful in helping us navigate to a few of the hard to find tee boxes. Took several family members for their first time disc golfing, they had a great time on this course.

Some very interesting holes in the back 9 with elevation changes and lots of obstacles. Tons of birdie opportunities from the regular tees.

From the regular tees, most of the front 9 is all pretty similar with trees causing a narrow fairway and a semi-protected basket. The holes are packed together pretty closely so you have to be careful about the group in front and behind you.

It is great to have a true 18-hole course in a city park. I look forward to playing this course each and every time I pass through Nanaimo.