This course is the first 18 hole mini disc golf course in the United States. From my understanding Lancaster, PA is the birth place of mini disc golf. This course has a couple long holes that are long enough for a regular size disc course. The signs at each hole are marked well. It is in a very nice, well kept park. Perfect atmosphere for the whole family. A couple good holes with trees to go around and a couple are on rolling terrain. Baskets are nice mini discatcher style. At hole 1 there is a box with a few used mini discs that are there for borrowing to play (It's nice of them to do something like that for people. Please don't take advantage by keeping these. Return them when your done playing).

Some of the holes were straight wide open shots. For those that like wooded areas with shot paths through the trees, this doesn't have any wooded areas. There are trees and some of them are clumped together but most of this is in the open with a couple shots that go around a tree or two.

I like this course...it had a nice flow to it. It would be nice to have some woods to go through but I had a good time there. Dogs are allowed at this park as long as they are leashed. They have little doggy trash bag stations so you can clean up after your dog if needed.