Pull into the main building as soon as you turn in. They will give you the vitals.
You will need one disc for every throw imaginable.
Water is there but never too much of a factor unless beginner.
Mostly flat but creative measures taken to get elevation changes.
Stunning and clean park.
Well maintained.
No blind shots.

Course lacks signage.
Drove around park a few times to find hole one.
A lot of pedestrians and vehicles.
Poison ivy.

Hidden away in western west va, it is a gem. I don't know that I'll ever have a chance to get back out there and that saddens me. This would be a Course I would detour to every drive down that way. But the mountain you have to drive through to get to it makes you work for it. I wish all my dg friends could get a chance to play this well thought out and manicured course.

Typically the park is kept up very well. Nice assortment of holes. Marked ranges on tee pads

When summer camps are going on, many pins are blocked or the kid's activities are in the way.

I suggest visiting in the spring or fall

There are both short and long tee pads for every hole. All pads are concrete pads. Great view of the lakes and various water sources. Some great open field shots for bomb shots. With the different pads, it allows from beginner to experts to still be challenged.

Not a great variety of shots available, with most of the shots on level playing field. Hole 2 has a large tree lying across the flight path. Hole 9 Has many discs in the adjacent lake.... Hole 11 has no official launch pads, with the long tee being the triangular shaped part of the sidewalk beside the road, and the short tee being another patch of sidewalk with little white marks at its edge. Many shots are alongside water and if you throw RHBH and happen to flip your disc, your going swimming.

During the holiday season, especially now near christmas(2009-2010), sponsor signs have blocked and altered many of the shots that would have been taken otherwise with the signs not present. Hopefully they'll disappear once the holidays do all in all, out of the 5 or so courses i've played, it is a good course- worth playing. I'd place cedar lakes in my top 3.

This course is spread throughout a park. There are long distance tee pads and short distance tee pad. You get an opportunity to navigate around trees, buildings and water sources.

The water sources and trees make it easy to loose disk. My husband and I have gone fishing for our disk many times now. I think its hole 11 there is not a launch pad easily seen. But the launch pad for it is on the side walk barely marked with white chalk or paint marks.

Right now there is a tree that fell at hole two and it makes it virtually impossible to make it in one or two throws.