-Shiny new Discraft Chainstar baskets
-Concrete tee pads
-Helpful and accurate signs with good pin position markers
-Multiple pin positions
-Good use of terrain and elevation
-Rugged terrain and scenery
-Variety of holes that favor forehand and backhand
-Pit toilets available, water available in campground
-Plenty of parking
-No park entrance fee

-No "Next tee" markers on baskets
-Some long hikes between holes
-Not the best upkeep, but this may be because it is a state park and meant to be left untouched
-Rough is very punishing, some shots include OB water in the Umpqua if your shot goes wild

I think it's fair to call this a destination course. The scenery and legitimate hike made it an overall adventure. I played in mid June, and the major detractor was how the grass was seeding and it was impossible to avoid it even on the fairways, so boots would make your life much better. I'm very thankful that I had a local who knew the course, otherwise I would have been lost for sure. I hope to play this course again, but hopefully when the grass isn't seeding.