My review is for the disc golf course. The fairways wind through the wooded hills. The lengths are from 200’ to around 350’ long. The fairways are reasonably wide and grass cut short. but most have many trees to play around. There are few or no straight, clear shots. The baskets are quite old and difficult to see from a distance- could use an upgrade. T pads are concrete, and the course (which begins by gravel parking lot), is generally pretty clear to follow by following the paths. Some signs pointing to next fairway would be helpful in some areas. It costs $5 a car per day to enter this public park. Holes 1 to 18 begin and end at the parking lot, there are 6 more holes that can be played, Over a challenging and fun experience.

Very nice state park with a wide variety of hiking trails. We took the old road bed and scenic overlook trails. The trail bed was generally sandy or small gravel. The gravel could be a bit slippery at the downhills, but not the large, more treacherous rocks on many of the hilly state parks. The trails were generally well marked with small sign posts. Trails were mostly gradual up and down and well tracked. Trail was scenic, often in piney woods. We hiked 5.2 miles in 2 1/4 hours. Some nice shady and scenic points. Good parking areas by trail crossings. Overall medium difficulty & pleasant.