Tucked away in downtown Ridgefield, and a good exploration through the park. Very steep, very minimal windows and tunnel shots. Highly recommend a spotter. It's been mentioned that tee 1 is behind the play structure. Technically that is correct, but it is the northern play structure. Look for the warm up basket just next to the parking lot, it is up from there. Because of the elevation changes and shorter basket lengths, I opted to go with a shoulder bag instead of backpack. This was a great idea. It gets tiring and it's not a 2x through type of course. The fairways need to be beaten down some, and the OB is tight. Plan to lose a disc; I did for the first time in months. Map placards at the tee boxes would be a nice touch, but there is a sign pointing to each tee. Getting lost on the way to the next box, is harder than finding your discs in the nettles, thorns, thistles, and dense fern growth. Definitely an intermediate level course for the types of shots required and massive shrubbery, but beginners will be tempted by the shorter basket lengths. Don't be. Glenwood, Paradise, and Yacolt are much better short range courses for newer players in the area. Play this for a challenge, and in a group to minimize lost plastic. Bring water, as you'll be hiking a ton of elevation. Don't bring anything faster than a control driver, and expect to practice shape and technical shots.