While more course sites are always welcomed there will need to be two things to consider in a State Park. The first issue that I feel may kill any desire is that being a State Park, it would be a "Pay to Play" course. If memory serves me correct any state park cost 2 dollars to park at. Would this be the case at this park? I dunno, but food for thought. The other problem would be it would be the state that any work would have to go through, mowing for example. If memory serves me a number of disc golf courses in state parks have had issues on such maintaince issues. Again this may not be the case (the club may be able to do the work) however things to consider if we show interest.
While more course sites are always welcomed there will need to be two things to consider in a State Park. The first issue that I feel may kill any desire is that being a State Park, it would be a "Pay to Play" course. If memory serves me correct any state park cost 2 dollars to park at. Would this be the case at this park? I dunno, but food for thought. The other problem would be it would be the state that any work would have to go through, mowing for example. If memory serves me a number of disc golf courses in state parks have had issues on such maintaince issues. Again this may not be the case (the club may be able to do the work) however things to consider if we show interest.