I enjoyed how this was like a little golf course within their camp ground. It gave game play more of an air of prestige. Most courses I've played are around other things so it was nice that they had land set aside just for the course.

The map was helpful and the grounds were freshly mowed.

The scenery was amazing, couldn't have asked for a better location to play disc golf.

7.00 per person to play is a bit high to me but I think that's just because I'm accustomed to the courses being free.

I went after a week of no rain so I was able to enjoy the course but since it is on a marshy area it might be hard to play if it's been raining a lot.

You need to exercise caution with the swamp being so close so you don't lose a disc.

One basket backs onto a parking lot so you have to be mindful of cars which inhibits play.

Another reviewer mentioned that the front desk staff were surprised someone wanted to play disc golf. I had a similar experience. They said the owner wished more people would use the baskets. I think more people do then they realize but those people happen to be specifically campers. When I played there was a group of 8 people playing with regular freebees ahead of us.Since they just paid to camp the disc gold course is just an added benefit to them.

They ask you to pay a $5.00 deposit for disc rental but you can avoid that if you tell them you have your own discs.