Pros:
Camp Wilderness is a great course built with beginners/families in mind and features 9 brand new, numbered DISCatcher baskets, natural tees marked by Innova tee markers, and numbered flags to label the tees. The course is built into a small field, with few obstacles in play. With that in mind, and an average hole length just over 160 feet, families who are staying at the campground can have a blast without feeling overwhelmed. The camp also offers disc rentals in the office.
Hole 4 can be played multiple ways. I think the intended gap was the low tunnel to the left, but it is also easy to park the basket by throwing a hyzer around the right of the trees.
Holes 1, 7, & 9 all play downhill. Holes 7 & 9 also have fast greens with the creek just behind the baskets. I am not sure if said creek always has water, but it had rained for a couple days before I played. Great news, the course seemed to drain really well!
It was pretty unique playing a disc golf round while listening to the sounds of Fury 365 (which I think was only running test circuits) after being renovated due to the crack found in one of the uprights.
Cons:
The course is extremely simple. As I said before there are virtually no obstacles, outside of the tunnel on 4 (which I already mentioned is also optional), and the holes are mostly less than 200 feet. I brought two putters, and just alternated throwing them and was off the course in less than 15 minutes.
The course definitely suffers from being baskets placed in a small field. When you first arrive, it can be confusing where to start, or which basket you are throwing to. Of course this could have been a me problem, since I started on Hole 9. (I parked right next to Hole 8's basket.) Once I got to Hole 1, it seemed much simpler. But the other issue is there are a couple of places where fairways cross, or can potentially cross.
There are some parking spots for campsites on the fairway of Hole 2. When I played there was a car parked within C1 of the basket. Virtually made the hole much harder to play without risking hitting a car and was forced to jump putt down the fairway.
Other Thoughts:
I think the course fulfills its purpose supremely well, but at the end of the day it is just another pitch-&-putt course, albeit in a unique setting. For those reasons, I think it deserves a 1.0 rating. If you are a family camping here or a desperate course bagger who already has plans to hit up Carowinds, this would probably be a fun track to play. For everyone else, I don't think this is a course anyone should reasonably travel out of their way for.
Favorite Hole: 9