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Location
What you should know
Food & drinks
Ice cream stand available next door with drive-through service
Accessibility
Half of course is officially accessible; other half has brick barriers blocking path that could be removed
Best time
Visit during cooler parts of the day or on overcast days - the course has minimal shade, so hot days can be uncomfortable despite the fun gameplay
Quick Facts
- Location Type
- outdoor
- Holes
- 18 holes
- Pricing
- relatively cheap
What visitors say
A relatively tame, standard mini golf course. The holes are well constructed and everything, but the challenge comes from course layout and some lumps rather than moving things or obstacles or crazy things like that. So if you're into…
Really beautifully landscaped, well maintained course. A little bit challenging as well. Best feature is the deck that overlooks the course.
Me and the family had a blast! There are 18 holes and in one hole you HAVE to hit it in the water! So much fun!
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Did You Know?
- Features a mandatory water hazard where players must hit their ball directly into water on one of the 18 holes, making it a unique interactive element for a skill-focused course
- Designed as a skill-based course that relies on layout challenges and terrain features (lumps) rather than moving obstacles or gimmicks, appealing to purists who prefer traditional mini golf
- Only half of the 18-hole course is officially designated as accessible, though reviews note the second half could be accessible if brick barriers were removed like they were in the first half
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