Camping near by, the course is in a campground. If you come on a weekday there will be few people camping there. We had the entire course to ourselves. Light hills and few trees but has a few holes that are wooded. short course for mid range play. The course temperature stays a little lower than other area courses due to shade trees, river breezes, and canyon shade. 2 tee pad locations so you can play 18.

It in a campground so if you go on a weekend there is a chance it will be busy. the tee pads are not maintained and are represented by a small dirt patch in most cases.

This is a fun course for a non serious round of disc with nice surroundings and a chill environment.

This is a fun course to work on your short game with a good chance for an average player to get some birdies. We played in summer and the course was well maintained and the homemade baskets were surprisingly of good quality. This course has double tees for each hole, so there are 9 baskets for 18 holes. Also, you're right by the rogue river, so the scenery nearby is quite beautiful.

Maps for the course are supposedly available at the front office, but the box was empty when we arrived. It was quite difficult for us to find the first hole, but we were lucky enough to run into some other disc golfers who talked us through the first few holes. Once you play once, it's fairly easy to navigate the course even though some of the flow is a little odd, with a couple of the holes taking you really close to campers and barbecue folks. The baskets are nice, but they are single-chain, so you might have a couple putts slide through the chains, but it's a nice challenge.

I'd definitely bring discs and go camping at this course. I brought a first time disc golfer on this trip and we fared pretty well. It's nice that there aren't too many hills or locations where you might lose a disc in the river or in deep foliage. Even the trees are pretty forgiving at this course in case one of your drives gets away from you.

Beautiful scenery, great layout, and as many easy holes as challenging. Its also a great place to bring people who do not disc golf plenty for all to do at the park it self.

On holes 4 and 5 it is possible to run in to campers, but not a big deal. Hole 6's basket is near the large bbq hosting area so it is occasionally possible to get people in the way here too.

Over all this is a lovely park, and great place to play all year round, better in the summer because the bathrooms are open and the drinking fountains are turned on. There is also an unwriten rule at this park and any park ranger or attended will tell you, "if you're on the offical course, you're fair game." So you really only have to worry if you throw off the fairway.