Seven Hills Golf & Country Clb

We had a terrible group in front of us that were swearing and wouldn't let us pass through even though it was just my husband golfing. Really rude. The RV sites are basic. They are next to the parking lot so not much privacy. It was a place to stay off the ferry though. Wouldn't stay here again though.

EASILY the best and most interesting 9-hole course I have ever played. The course is well thought out and has well-placed hazards, elevated tees and driving range, course undulations and elevation change. It’s far from a typical hi-hum 9-hole cow pasture type of course and is a bit of an adventure reflective of the wild surroundings. The challenge is in the uniqueness of each hole and the fact that it is set in thick woods means that if you hit your ball wild you are NOT getting it back! Out of the way but I definitely found it to be worth the trip and the course was well-maintained when I was there.

Come for the golf but don't miss dinner at the course! Great cooking with home made touches. Call ahead for hours as the bar and restaurant are not open all the time.

I had a surprising golfing experience at Seven Hills that exceeded my expectations. The course is very well maintained with fantastic greens. Whether you're a golf enthusiast or just interested in trying it out, you won't be disappointed. The course offers long and challenging holes, as well as great short holes with incredible views. The clubhouse is spacious with a wonderful licensed restaurant. The elevated driving range was a nice bonus. I definitely recommend Seven Hills to anyone looking for a great golfing experience.

Amazing little bar on a community golf course. With luck a few local folks will be sitting around a beer waiting for the cougar to finish the course. In a small community with a harbor, boat ramp, recently closed pulp mill at the end of the paved road on a long arm to the Pacific..Many nearby lakes and hundreds of miles of logging roads. Most all active recently.