This city course is very well maintained, and can be played barefoot with no issue when it's warm. The 9 hole course is on a slight hill which adds some depth and complexity to the shot selection. These baskets are setup for night rounds with solar powered lights, which this course is perfect for because it's very difficult to lose a disc. Concrete tee-pads are very nice and signage is adequate. This course doesn't have ticks like nearby Hellsgate, which is a definite plus during some parts of the year.

This course is a practice course, that doesn't offer very much in the way of shot selection. There are preferable shots, but a RHBH player can spike hyzer essentially every hole. However, it does take a bigger arm to be able to reach hole 7 with a RHBH and the culdesac which plays OB does come into play. The putting greens aren't particularly dynamic, with only a few sporadic trees in the way to make a putt slightly interesting. Other park users can complicate a round, but for the most part the course has decent flow for the size of the park.

This course is a nice break from the other surrounding courses, but as with every other course in the area the difficulty is lacking. While lewiston is usually warm compared to nearby moscow/pullman, it can become a tricky course when wind rolls across the park.