Dreamland Dripping Springs

We were looking for a place to watch the Horns and entertain the family. A local st another bar recommended this place. We had an absolute blast. The bar has tons of beer on tap for you to choose from. The outdoor seating area is covered and huge. There is so much for the kids to be entertained with: board games, pickle ball, mini golf, playground, splash pad...the food was pretty decent.

Great place to take friends and family for some miniature golf. Some of the course is covered with trees. I enjoyed the vibe at this place. The bartender was a little short and didn't want to help my father-in-law with the self pour tap. Disappointed with the food. Best selection of food was their chips. Other than that, this place is great for entertaining the adults and kiddos.

We stopped in to check out the pickleball courts, we didn’t play but there are fantastic. They have a large number of beers on tap of all varieties. The protocol is to start a tab with a credit card, you are given one of their cards which you place in a slot above the beer you wish to sample. You pay by the ounce, prices vary by beer. It was a fun way to sample! We played some miniature golf, the black course is very challenging! Do stop here if you’re in the area, it’s definitely worth a visit!

June 2024 I love Dreamland where always have a great time where today even had live music. There are lots of pickle ball courts, two mini golf courses, food on site, and beer sold by the ounce. They have a wall of spouts where can try different brands of beer. There is also a large fancy splash pad and playground for the kids. It's very family friendly and make sure to find the chicken coop. Mini golf is divided by the Dream Course (for little ones) and a much harder Challenge Course. Both are designed well and will challenge your putting skills. They have a few pickle ball courts enclosed to escape the sun and 12 outdoor ones. There is artwork scattered all around the property and recommend exploring them all. The art gives the place coolness and a great vibe. Lots of parking and noticed a few EV spots to plug in your vehicle. August 2022 Every time I return to Dreamland there is another addition to this place. It seems to keep getting bigger. Unfortunately on this visit we had some heavy rain and the Challenge miniature golf course was closed but was able to play the Dream Course. This was the first time on this course and if was fun to play and see why kids love it.

I went two days in a row that is how much I love it here. I mean there also much to do in town but still this place was awesome. We were here to play mini golf. We played the dream course the first day and my husband and I each got a hole in one. It wasn’t busy during the week so we were able to play strategically and take our time. They have pour my beer on-site which is cool and also a full beer and food. You can take your drinks on the course as well. The next day we played the challenge course for the black flags. It was a challenge for sure and only a couple of holes had me completely frustrated. The challenge course it really cool because you can always come back and play a different flag and it will be a different experience. Staff was helpful and friendly. On Friday there was a lot of pickle ball activity which was fun to be a spectator. Would love to come back again.

LOVE this place! Great for kids and families. AMAZING splash pad, pickleball courts, playground, mini golf, art exhibit, food, and more! I highly recommend this place!

Really fun spot with a huge beer selection, kids games and 2 mini golf courses that are surrounded by nice art. Challenge Course is exactly as described with 3 pin locations on each hole to test your putting. It's still a bit rough around the edges with some construction going on around the park but it's going to be beautiful when completed. The pizza was decent pretty lite on the toppings tho. Funnel fries were good with the jelly side. Looking forward to returning in the future.

Super fun place. They have two putting courses, one for families and one for golfers. We went during summer and they had these delicious cocktails.

I love Dreamland where always have a great time where today even had live music. There are lots of pickle ball courts, two mini golf courses, food on site, and beer sold by the ounce. They have a wall of spouts where can try different brands of beer. There is also a large fancy splash pad and playground for the kids. It's very family friendly and make sure to find the chicken coop. Mini golf is divided by the Dream Course (for little ones) and a much harder Challenge Course. Both are designed well and will challenge your putting skills. They have a few pickle ball courts enclosed to escape the sun and 12 outdoor ones. There is artwork scattered all around the property and recommend exploring them all. The art gives the place coolness and a great vibe. Lots of parking and noticed a few EV spots to plug in your vehicle.

I have called 3 times and left to emails just to ask a question about having a birthday party there. So far, no one who answers the phone has any knowledge about cost or availability. Perhaps I will get a response after this??

Very fun spot for all kinds of interests! There are mini golf courses, pickleball courts, foods drinks, indoor and out door space to hangout with family and friends. For mini golf, there is a challenge course and a dream course. The challenge course has three different difficulty levels you can choose from. We did the difficulty course and it was so much fun! The dream course was fun, but short. There are also pickleball courts available! When we were there on a Sunday it was very empty on the courts so lots of space available to play! I would recommend this for family and friends gathering!

Fun mini golf We had a lot of fun playing all the courses. There are some very difficult parts of the course and spent over 3 hours doing the challenge course and dream courses. It get's cold at night, so bring a warm sweater!

Cool place if your coming for putt putt or pickle ball. We stopped in as we were in the area for a event. We liked the idea of the serve your own beer and the large selection of draft beers. however, they only had about half, maybe less of the selections available- nothing we wanted was on tap so we pivoted to a Paloma. We waited about 7/10 min for our drink although we were the only customers in there at the time and we were sitting 10 feet from the bar. Still not sure what took so long. Drink was good , kinda hard to mess up a Paloma. We played connect four at our table before we decided to leave. It was raining but we checked out some of the statues around the golf area in the way out.

Had a wonderful time yesterday, the bartender was especially kind and patient to a newbie. Had no clue what I was doing and was kind enough to explain although most info can be found online. Thank you for being kind and making my time there super enjoyable! Definitely returning with less questions! Highly recommend this place to any family! Beautiful landscape breezy Texas Hill Country! Fun games, pickle ball was especially a treat! Enjoyed the courts there more than in city pickle ball courts due to the covers!

Just came for the mini golf, so can't speak to the food or drinks. Since there are 2 courses, Dream and Advanced, so it helps break up the crowd a bit. Dream is more like your typical course where each hole can be done in a few strokes or if you're a pro as a hole in one. Each hole had fun and quirky designs and different gimmicks to keep it challenging. Advanced... man this one is really for the uber competitive groups. Each hole has 3 flags which you can target with varying levels of difficulty. They're also 3-4x longer than the Dream holes, so make sure your long putt game is there. Enjoyed my time there since it was a crisp fall weekend, but keep it in mind the course is fully outdoors. Sections of it are well shaded but ya know how TX summers can be.

Great place. They have a course for families and a course for golfers. They also have a bar.

My husband and I stopped here on a Saturday afternoon. This place is great and has tons of options for families, couples, or kids. Mini Golf: You have two paths you can choose. Dreamland vs Adventure. My husband and I went with the adventure course. This course allows you to choose between easy (red), intermediate (green), and pro (black). Once at the hole, you pick your own adventure by hitting towards the appropriate flag color. The course had tons of random piece of artwork and was quite entertaining despite it being hot af outside on a Saturday afternoon. Other play options include disc golf, pickle ball, and splash pad for kids. They have calendar events and tonight was their full moon fest. They have an area where a band can play and an astro turf lawn. Lastly is the booze situation. They have a full bar. They also have an area where you can pour your own beer, cider, or wine and pay per ounce. Note while playing mini golf they have a few refill stations for drinks.

THE BIG: Family-fun activities that range from mini golf, pickle ball, bocce and more. Right off of 290 and you can't miss the artistic silos poking up from the acreage. THE BLACK AND WHITE: The bae and I came here for a Dripping Springs day. We first started off at Dreamland since they were open the earliest (7am on a Saturday). It was raining but quickly cleared up and the property is super fun to just walk around. Art is placed everywhere from the mini golf course to the concert venue to the shaded food hall. The beer/wine were pour-it-yourself, meaning Dreamland gives you an RFID card, and you place the card over the tap to pour as much as you want. Great idea if you want to sample EVERYTHING! I swear you could spend the entire day here and not get tired. The bae and I played a round of mini golf (18 holes) and it took about 1.5 hrs to complete. The course is tough, well tough for us newbies, but also really fun! THE FINAL BAMBOO: Overall, $12 per person for mini golf and pour-yourself beer/wine experience was awesome! I'm definitely bringing a crew next time to spend some good quality Austin hill country fun.

Such a fun place to spend a Saturday! There's plenty of parking available at the venue. The mini golf course is long and diverse with so many challenging fields. The dream course is perfect for amateurs and you can try your hand at the more challenging course once you get a hang of it. The golf course is surrounded by modern art installations that are make the area look more lively and also make great backdrops for Insta pics! There are other games too including pickle ball and a splash pad for kids. We also got to catch sumo wrestling matches that were happening on the day we were there. The only drawback was food with limited vegetarian options for sandwiches and pizza. Drinks were good though, I'd recommend getting the pineapple rum cocktail that is served in the pineapple container. That was cool!

My family and I were very pleased to hear about Dreamland because we lack fun family-centric activities that are outdoor in Dripping Springs and Bee Cave. We were very pleasantly surprised by how beautiful the grounds were with incredible sculptures and statues as well as massive American and Texas Flags. The landscaping is very nicely done and the golf greens are fantastic with an easy course that accommodates younger children and an advanced course for good golfers. My favorite aspect of Dreamland is the beer and wine taps with computerized screens that highlight the plethora of beer and wine options where guests can self serve their favorite flavors! What a cool and unique idea! We tried all sorts of beers! We also really enjoyed the live music which could be heard throughout the miniature golf area which made it very fun! Our children also really enjoyed the play structure! Dreamland is a fun spot for adults and children and you can spend an hour and play 18 holes or stay for a few hours and enjoy the amenities!

What a beautiful property this is! I enjoyed the two 18-hole minigolf courses. The Dream course is the easier one, although I still found it hard enough. The Challenge course was even more fun, and also harder...but by the time we got to the challenge course we had given up all pretense of keeping score anyway! There are some really interesting features, and the challenge course itself has three "levels" you can play (each round is actually three different holes that vary in difficulty and you're meant to pick and stick to one level of difficulty...i just picked whatever flag my ball landed closest to!) It's a perfect activity especially during the pandemic. The grounds are way bigger than the other mini golf courses I've been to, and there are interesting art features all over. I went at night and it was beautifully lit with the live oaks all aglow with purple, pink and blue lights. Also there was live music (you can enjoy while you golf or sit in the big outdoor audience area at the stage) and a very cool self-serve wine and beer (and cider) bar. The self-serve process: Open the tab, get the rfid card and then help yourself! It's charged by the ounce, so you can try a bunch, if you like. Or order their cocktail slushes from behind the manned bar because those sounded pretty great too.

1. Splash pad. At least it works. 2. The food is decent, but don't dare question management on your order or you will get reprimanded like a child. 3. F&B Prices- we get that cost to do business has gone up but seems like this whole new management has just jacked the prices up by 30 or 40% across-the-board and made it insanely overpriced. 4. $40 per hour for a Pickleball court? Plus you have to rent the rackets at three dollars per racket so for four people you're paying $52 per hour???? 5. Staff- at least pretend like you enjoy your job. Everyone there looks miserable. Maybe you should take some tips from Chick-fil-A. 6. Atmosphere- it's going to be over 100° through September... Someone might consider misters or fans. Also, it just has the feel that is just half open. Everyone around here wants this place to be successful. No one can understand why the energy level is at about 5% inside. I will be very surprised if this "Dreamland" will last through the winter .

This is such a fun outdoor entertainment venue!!! I have been multiple times and love the variety of activities you can try here. Besides mini golf, I tried pickleball for my very first time and had a blast! They offer all sorts of games to play and also have a PourMyBeer system to grab a delicious drink while you are having fun! The best part is that with this system, you can pay and pour by the ounce, so you don't have to get stuck with a glass of something you might not end up liking. Their beverage wall has 90 self-pour taps so there is a large selection of local craft beers to try, ciders, wines, cocktails, there is definitely something tasty to try for everyone! Dreamland is also a great spot for company gatherings or family celebrations. I have organized multiple work events here and the staff was always fantastic, so friendly, accommodating, and helpful! Will definitely be back for more soon!

I do recommend this place, because I really want them to thrive!! But I also want you to know a few things before going!! We went last night and it was surprisingly not busy for a Friday night... maybe because schools about to start? Anyways, here's what you need to know! This place is expensive!! We were there from 630-1030 and spent $200 easy and did not even eat food. We had a few drinks and played pickleball. There was an odd manure smell coming from somewhere? We moved our table a few times trying to move from the smell. There was a movie playing on the big screen for the littles to watch and that was awesome because it helped keep them busy! There is a very small play area... I would say more for 3-9 yrs olds. But there is a splash pad and it's helpful when it's hot. Do not pay for the card and pour your own wines and beers! You will be broke if you do!! They charge by the ounce and I think there is a min charge for each pour so you may think you are tasting but in reality you are just going into debt or bankruptcy!! Just order a beer or wine from the bartender. I will save you some money:) Overall this place is cool if you love pickleball and mini golf! Not much else there except expensive drinks!

It's always super fun going here! We play pickle ball typically and everyone is always nice and friendly. The bartender staff is very friendly too

Such a great hang out spot and family friendly! Drinks are a bit over priced but you pay for what you get in the establishment. We played mini golf and it was so fun!

Great venue. Have been twice. We have a group that plays pickleball in Austin, and I hauled them out to try out the courts at Dreamland. The staff in the store have always been really nice and helpful. Courts and mini golf excellent. Food is decent and more importantly, decently priced. My gripe is with the bar. I don't know what's going behind that bar, but on both occasions the bartenders have been really unpleasant. The wine and beer in the self serve dispensers, on both occasions, was lukewarm - disgusting! I told the bartender - didn't ask for a refund on my huge pour - just mentioned it, and she stared me dead in the eye and just said "ok". I then ordered a mixed drink and she practically rolled her eyes at me and grumpily made the drink. This went on all night! My friends had the same experience. On another occasion the bartenders were too busy talking to each other to help and there appeared to be some drama going on between them. They look pretty young, so I get the quality service, but it really sours an otherwise great experience. Also - I saw someone else here mention this, the "Immigrant Experience" on the menu. My friends and I were like WHAT when we saw that. I published menus for NYC and LA for 5 years and Texas for 2 years (professionally), I've probably reviewed 10's of thousands of menus. I've never seen anything like this. Strange menu title, and really out of place. Just change it!

What a great spot outside of Austin! Lots to do, perfect for families. Mini Golf course has several levels that fit any type of golfer, from the kiddos to the pros. Beer selection is impressive. Just one major gripe. The menu is labeled in the most inappropriate way, they have an "Immigrant Experience" menu that includes tacos and other regular items. Strangely, pizza wasn't listed under the "immigrant menu". Never seen anything as ignorant and dumb as that. Please change it, it's cringy.

Made reservations the morning of for mini golf for 3:45 pm on a Saturday. Showed up a little early to grab a drink. The beer garden was open so my husband and baby got to hang out at a table while I got our pour cards and drinks. Absolutely love the self pour system. I got to try some new beers and a cider. The lineup is great -- almost all local! The price per oz is really affordable, too! Staff were attentive, friendly, and really took care of the place. I'd constantly see them picking up trash, cleaning tables, restocking glasses, and just helping anyone who needed it. All on a busy Saturday afternoon and it was packed! Golf was fun. There were so many people ahead of us so the pace was pretty slow -- we gave up after Hole 11, but felt we got our $8's worth. We did the dream course. The challenge one looks legitimately difficult. My husband noticed the Bethpage Black sign -- nice touch only avid golfers would appreciate Bathrooms were so clean. Like so so clean. I was relieved since I had to change my baby's diaper. You know those tables can be nasty! Parking was ample. Saw quite a few lots even though we lucked out and got a spot right up front. The only area of improvement here would be the food. It's just not good. We got the margherita pizza -- it was a tiny pita bread with canned sauce and a blob of mozzarella that didn't even melt. The tenders didn't have flavor. Fries were good (but hard to mess those up). With how many awesome food trucks are in Austin, you'd think they'd opt to rent out some space for them to set up shop. Our friends got the same order, but added the Cesar salad which looked plain, and the queso fries which turned rock hard once it cooled. All of us walked away hungry. I know this place is new but really hoping the standard of service and care to the venue never diminishes. It is an awesome place for families -- the kids were all having a blast from what we could see. Can't wait to come back!

We had a great time at the end of the day. But, be warned, the "ice skating rink" is literally plastic. They will tell you it's "synthetic ice." It is plastic. Unskateable. "Waste of money" according to a 4th grader ‍ Everything else is really great... just don't waste your money on the "ice skating" or "plastic skating " as we call it.

I don't get the good reviews. This place is awful. Overpriced, horrible food and drinks, and just plain boring. The mini golf bored the kids so much we didn't even finish the course. Mini golf and Pickleball are the only activities. Everything is ridiculously overpriced. Save yourself the time and aggravation and go somewhere, anywhere, else. Zero stars

wow, own BNB's in the area and had this place on our reference list for guests. last two visits the kitchen lost my order. after waiting for a small pizza 35 minutes tonight, I inquired and was informed it was made incorrectly so would remake in 10 minutes. there was nobody, well 4 people playing pickelball, but nobody on site except 4 employees. and they chose to lie to me "that they made it incorrectly"....C'mon Man!!!! Spend $0.30, comp a beer and make this a 5 rating. better yet, do ya job!!!

Anyone with a rating below 5 is just trying to keep this place a secret. Beer garden, food trucks, bocce ball, 56 mini golf holes, 2 music stages, beer/wine/cider on tap, 4 sheltered pickle ball courts, bags/cornhole, fire pits, tons of outdoor space and oak trees, playground, and (coming soon apparently) a splash pad.

Four words: self serve beer taps! You can pour as much or as little as you like, and pay per ounce, which is fabulous. You give the bar a credit card and they give you a Dreamland card to tap to use the taps. Prices are pretty good, too! However - and this is an important lesson - make sure the tap you're using isn't tipped on when you put your card up to start it, or the beer will start pouring out, not into your glass, and you'll be charged for it! This happened to me *and* one of my friends, so it's not too rare an occurrence. Some more words: and mini golf! and pickle ball! (which I learned is basically weird tennis.) And a playground for the little ones! We played the "easy" mini golf course, and it was quite hard for us non-experienced golfers. Attempt the harder course if you're harder-core than I am. You can bring your drinks to the golf course, which is fun. Pro tip: almost all of the breweries in Dripping Springs are closed on Monday and Tuesday. Dreamland is open, though, so you can enjoy some beer. You can't miss this place; the absolute *biggest* American and Texas flags I've ever seen are flying outside of it. Everything's bigger in Texas, right?

Super fun spot to spend a weekend day with your family! The decor is whimsical, the splash pad makes even the hottest days fun with your kiddos. The food is simple but they do have basic GF pizza option which is nice. There are plenty of TV's so if there is football on you are in luck! We've been a few times and will continue to come!

So fun! Prices are very reasonable! Fun for the whole family even our dog! Totally worth the drive from Austin. Live band was awesome! Mini Golf was fun! We also play 3 different type of Tennis!

Greatest mini golf course ive ever been too. Also the hardest mini golf course I've ever been to. I got +27 on the black course. Still loved it.

A bit of a drive from Austin but I enjoy heading out for a couple of rounds. There are two mini-golf courses (Dream and Challenge) as well as Pickle Ball (never heard of this until I came out), and a bar with a large selection of tap beer. The Dream course is great for the kids. Each hole is themed and is a par 3. Some are challenging, all are fun. The Challenge course is interesting. Each hole has three flag placements (red, green, and black) so you can choose how hard you want to make it. The only complaint I have is they have changed the hours twice without notification. When you drive out 35 minutes to wind day after a long day, it's not fun to find out they've knocked an hour off and are closed or just closing when you get there. As of recently they have switched to Winter Hours. Sun-Thu until 10:00 PM, Fri-Sat until Midnight. Website says no kids under 18 after 10 PM on Friday and Saturday. Unfortunately, this is not enforced. I haven't tried it, but they just opened a skating rink that should be around until January at least.

Place is cool. But food was not good. Lord how can you mess up Pizza or a salad. Seriously not happy with the food. Drinks, ok, nice concept of pouring what you like. Salad was awful and I took two bites, pizza was supposed to be margharita pizza had just sauce, no mozzarella cheese and absolutely no tomatoes. It was disappointing to say the least. My 5 year old can make better pizza. Will go to play but not spending a cent on the food. I'll make sure to eat before I go!!!

2 HOURS late on food. Kept saying 15 more minutes. NO manager on site and they couldn't locate him. Everyone here tonight was the same story. Never again.

First couple of pizzas we ordered came out on time. We realized we needed another pizza, and it took an hour and a half to get it! Ridiculous! Their service is below average and prices are high for what you get. Not a fan! I won't be back.

This is a truly excellent place to visit. Parking was good, food/drink selection was excellent. Location is only about 3-5 minutes out from Dripping Springs, which is nice. Mini golf is excellent too. COVID procedures are also in place, and are adequate. Definitely worth a visit if you are in the area.

There's a lot to do here, great place to take the family. Water features for the kids, disc golf, mini golf.. Really wish the pizza didn't seem like off-brand digiorno. Tastes like nothing. I will save the calories next time.

Excellent overall amenities in the central area with shade, places to rest, and water. However, the disc golf course is bare--one bench. No water. No shade. The scenery is also lackluster with dirt and rocks.

This place is huge! They have 2 different mini golf courses. Pickle ball courts are under cover. Art installations cover the entire property. Self-serve draft beer. TIP:The cups are plastic which makes the beer warm in a matter of seconds. Reason why I docked them a star.

Ben the bartender is AMAZING. He was so kind and attentive. Definitely coming back specifically to hang out in his bar.

SO FUN!!! My husband and I spent the day here! Started with pickle ball, then a super challenging but unique mini golf course and had some great cocktails! The watermelon sugar was my fav drink! It's a fun atmosphere, the staff was all super friendly that we interacted with! They do awesome live music at night and you can order food at any time from your phone which was great! For being so new and still figuring out their groove, they were great!! We will be back when we come to town again!

What is going on here?? I love the idea of Dreamland, but the execution is lacking. Where do I begin? With the beer. Great selection!! But pouring a lukewarm beer in a plastic "pint glass" that is clearly shy of the ordinary 16 ounces, and at an exorbitantly high per ounce rate is not ideal. It completely negates the value of good customer service. Also, having to "reauthorize" your card after every two beers requires interaction with the bartender in the first place. So why not just have a team serving, with the option for tips. Which brings me to my second observation, which includes the food service. I use the term service loosely, as the food is not brought to ones table, but rather thrown in a bag and placed on a picnic table. Lost opportunity for service there as well. I won't even get started on all the waste of paper and plastic products in doing so, or the fact that the food is subpar at best. The stage and picnic table area by the bar is so incredibly loud, with the live music, the mini golf starting area, and the playscape. It is so chaotic, they even talking to one another side by side is difficult. The outdoor space however, is lovely. Quiet, with sparse picnic tables and a sprawling couple of mini golf courses, this is the real gem of the property. Right now it appears that there is still aesthetic work to do, but the sculptures and trees are beautifully maintained, and I hope they continue to be. With a little thought about service and more attention to detail, i feeL Like this isa place that families would come spend real money at. But as it stands right now, this is not a place I would regularly bring my family and spend my hard earned dollar on.

Been out here a few times. Sometimes with the little ones, sometimes with my buddies. We have a great time every time. Love this place, and only a few minutes from the house. Highly recommend. My 8 year old can't wait for the splash pad to open up. Then we'll likely be here all summer.

It was way more claustrophobic feeling than I expected. If you want to get away from all the people and hear your conversation there are a few tables up the steps in the putt putt area that you can't see from the main pavilion. The food wasn't very good and no one at the bar knew how to make an old fashioned. None of the staff were wearing masks including in indoor areas.

Always a good time with friends and family. From putt putt, to nice selection of drinks. Something for everyone

Amazing experience!! It is so much fun and so many activities, however if you want to Have the best time ever go see Ben the bartender the best bartender ever. He will go the extra mile for you!! Definitely a five star service!!! Great

This place is literally the coolest spot to hang out in the Austin area...and they seem to add new stuff every time we go out. Fun for us adults and the kiddos!

This place is an awesome, affordable place to meet up with friends and family. There's no entrance fee, so you can come and let your children (if you have them) play in the splash pad and on the playground, while you visit and hang out. You can pay to play golf or pickle ball if you want and they often have fun events and car shows. Always a good selection of drinks available. They don't always have food. There are food trucks there but twice they have been out of food and one other time they weren't open for some technical reason. A little disappointing that the food isn't reliable, we've learned not to show up hungry, that way if there isn't food, it's not a let down but if there is we can grab a snack. When there has been food, it's been really good. Tastey fires and good pizza and they have gluten free pizza, which is nice. Just know, it's a super fun place to hang out, but don't show up hungry, just in case the food isn't available.

This place is great! Ignore the sub 4 star reviews, impatient folks were just mad they had to wait but it is worth the wait.

Best place to bring your family definitely have no bad things to say about it. Would definitely recommend this place to everyone. Make sure to go on the adventure course if you're more skilled I think it's amazing would not recommend anything else. Not super crowded and you have ability to have fun

The place is a visual treat. However an older blonde lady working the bar seemed confused- I had ordered a captain Morgan and coke- she told me she needed to find it. After half an hour I asked her again she seemed confused that I ever ordered- I already paid for it. Later on she seemed annoyed to be asked where the food pick up was. With friendlier staff I would recommend this place.

Mini golf. Pickle ball. Splash pad. Disc golf. And drinks! What's not too love? Some friends and I stopped by to play a round of Minigolf and it was so fun! We decided to try the challenge course and boy was it hard! The first hole was all uphill and you had to get the ball to go high enough to land on some little platforms. We were a little scared after the first hole, but it was the best kind of challenging! Everything is super new and in great shape. There was lots of shade on the course and a barrel at each hole to set your drinks on. After nine holes, we grabbed another drink and kept going. We had the frozen prickly pear drinks and they were very sweet but really good. It took us about an hour and a half to finish all 18 holes. We also went on a Thursday and never felt rushed by anyone behind us. I also didn't realize they had disc golf if that's your thing. I would recommend bringing Discs because you have to pay to rent them, but all in all, I would definitely recommend coming here. Whether you're in town for a family reunion or some young adults. There's something for everyone.