You will likely have the course to yourself, and the camp doesn't charge you to play here.

Tiny tee pads and some very old single chain strand baskets.

The other reviews here are several years old, but it is difficult to believe that they were ever accurate. This course is in no way deserving of a 4 star rating. It is currently in poor condition, and I can't recommend it given that there are far better wooded courses in this region. This is an older course in need of restoration and redesign.
Tadmor is defined by its tiny teepads and many blind uphill drives. The ground has eroded around many of the small concrete teepads so stepping on or off should be done with care, and safety concerns confined me to the teepad for most of my drives. Also, the grounds are littered with fallen trees and forest debris so stance and ground action are unreliable. I would say that half the holes here are well designed, but the rest I will politely describe as quirky. Most of the holes can be parred quite easily as they are not long and you won't be severely punished for a bad tee shot. Contrarily, you will rarely be rewarded for a good tee shot. Many of the holes are heavily wooded with poorly defined fairways so the element of chance is accentuated. I have played with people who like these type of courses and prefer to call them technical, but I personally think it would be misrepresentative to describe Tadmor in this way.