Crystal Caves-Family Entertainment

Played a few courses of mini golf at Crystal Caves with our out of town family. Kids had a great time and grown ups had the opportunity to chat. Parking is ample. Easy access off the main road. Nice, quiet atmosphere. Wonderful activity for kids, especially to get them off screens. And it's great being able to support a small business owner!

Place was fun but a little worn. Everything was working and we all had a great time. They have a very family affordable fun day package that was 7 rounds of batting cages, a round of miniature golf and either a regular ice cream cone, large slushie or large soda. I live over an hour away and thought it was worth the drive. Definitely would be a place I would stop by if I am around the area in the future.

Been going here for almost 30+ years. I was a laborer that helped build this place when I was a teenager so I know the little secrets. The one trick that I'll share that people dont understand about this mini golf course is YOU CAN MOVE THE ROCKS to open up new holes on each green. There is a difficult hole and there is an easy hole. Simply slide the rock over the hole you dont want to play. I'm kind of a jerk in the fact that when I see a group of people catching up to us I will slide the rock over the easy holes and then laugh when they are struggling to make a putt because I set the greens to hard behind us lmao. I know, I'm evil. But its funny and it keeps people from rushing us to play our game with our kids. So there you have it, I gave the secret away. So hopefully those of you who actually read reviews will get this little trick. But lets not share the secret with those who don't LOL!

Came here during 4th of July weekend to visit family from NYC. I really wanted to always post a review because everyone had a great time. Pics say it all. The older kids did the battling cages, but didn't get pics. Great family entertainment!

Not nearly as bad of a minigolf course as some other reviews have suggested. I wish it wasn’t cash only but theres an ATM. Employees seemed nice.. although it seemed like there might’ve been some disorganization for a second. Some of the holes have pretty challenging greens and elevations. Struggled to crack under +5. There were a few spots where I think there could be some better effort in the rails so balls that shouldn’t pop off the greens don’t. There were also some greens where the turf needed better connecting. I thought it was pretty cool there was a vending machine in between the 9… next best thing to a cart girl. Funnily enough we discovered some rocks covering old pin locations which is cool that it seems like holes are changed every now and then. All together a pretty good course, a little bit on the pricier end, but not at all overpriced for 18 holes that have varying challenge and settings. Will probably come back again.