This place is so cool and fun!! The views amazing! And the golf also so fun! So creative and so…read moremuch more going on than any normal golf course!!

Fun mini-golf course in Lake George while here for the weekend. Played both courses... Did Around…read morethe World first followed by Around the USA. 18 holes around the world to different countries and well maintained courses...mainly 2,3 and 4 par obstacles... Only 1 hole in 1 for me in Brazil. Overall fun. Stay and play Around the USA for 18 interesting states of interesting were cool as well. All around fun was had. Nice picture spots as well and not too crowded if you came early. was able to get 2 hole in 1s here - Maine (Lobster) and Nevada (Roulette)! Woohoo!! Prices are decent. Would definitely come back and play again!

This is a fun, pirate themed mini golf course. It's in really good condition, the holes are…read morechallenging and well laid out. They have little pirate stories on each of the hole signs if you like to read about the history they created for this course. The prices are reasonable, the staff was friendly and it's in a great location close to downtown Lake George tourist community. I'd recommend to take your family here for a fun hour of mini golf. We all had fun!

What a fantastic golf course! My friend and I have tried just about every mini golf course within…read more90 minutes of Albany and this is one of the best. The greens are kept in perfect shape with no ruffled turf, loose bricks, piles of leaves, etc. The (very blue) waterfall was working and added ambiance. Scattered throughout the course are interesting pirate vignettes and facts, and the caves and bridges added to the experience. The course itself is a bit different from most others. Many courses add artificial challenges (sand bunkers, gravel areas, missing sidewalls near water, windmills, etc.) to make it difficult. Here, every hole is straightforward. And most of them are short. Therefore, it is best to approach it as each hole could (should?) be doable as a hole-in-one. And I got two, my friend got another two, and everyone around us was getting them. Does that mean the course is too easy? No, not at all. But, it isn't a course where you should be taking more than 2-3 putts to get it in the cup. There are no dogleg holes, etc. which add length. Some of the holes have fun twists. I won't give away the surprises, but there were several areas that led to good (and bad!) unexpected results. Play it out and you will see what I mean. The staff were friendly, and they had at least six different sized putters making it possible to get the perfect fit. The prices ($13) were certainly reasonable and comparable to other courses. It was packed on Saturday on a holiday weekend, but because the holes are so short everything kept on flowing nicely. Overall, a wonderful course.

Cute mini golf location to spend an hour of fun! Clean course and cute animations. Ample parking…read morehere and wasn't too busy when we came here one afternoon right before heading to dinner. Course wasn't too difficult.. all par 2 and 3 holes so achievable for sure. Hitting hole in 1 is possible...just focus and keep your eye on the ball. Follow the rules and stay on the course. There are vending machines to purchase beverages at 2 locations if you get thirsty. Return the putter before you leave and visit the gift shop for souvenirs.

I love me a silly kitschy putt putt outing. The art installations don't have to be good, just…read morecreepy and a little silly. There were very few cars in the lot by the time we got here after dark, yet somehow probably 30 people on the course. We were not given the choice of ball color which was kind of a bummer because that's a fun way to start. The course tells a wild and fun story along the way. I think each hole is manageable and fun. We got held up by little kids not abiding by the 6 putt rule haha but honestly this is for fun so who cares.

For some reason I feel like I just wrote a review of Pirates Cove mini golf, that's right I Did,…read morebecause I played the other location just up the road. There are 2 Pirates cove locations in the greater lake George region, this one has 2 18 hole courses, the other only has one course. Pirates Cove has 2 18 hole park style course, think bigger greens with more elevation changes than obstacles to avoid, so it is slightly different than the other courses in the area. The course here are well themed, well landscaped, and in great condition. All of the courses make use of elevation changes, the water features and even the existing trees at this location. Because of these trees there is plenty of shade even on sunny days. They even have a hole on a big pirate ship. The only down side to this location is some of the holes are repeated at many mini golf courses. You will definitely have already played some of the holes you will play here. So it is not as unique as some of the other area courses. Overall of the 2 Pirates Cove locations in the area this would be my recommendation of the location to play, I think that the course at the other one is better, but because this spot has 2 I would rather play here. Either way you can not go wrong.

Very friendly family fun mini golf spot. Wasn't too crowded around the early afternoons and very…read morewell themed. We did the captains course which we were told was the easiest course. Lots of fun and my 4 year old had a blast.

The custard cone is to die for. This cone is superior to Martha's Dandee cream. We took our out of…read moretown guests here and they said the custard cone was the best they ever had. The custard cone is rich,creamy and delicious.

The best mini golf in lake George!! Clean & the most fun, definitely play here! Two courses and…read moreboth a great

The place was cruddy, balls kept going in the water (they claimed there was free ice cream after…read moreyou finished), the kids didn't get ice cream when they were done, and there was a grumpy employee who wouldn't talk.

Very enjoyable place. It is a difficult course! Lol! Very hilly. Not weird but hard because…read moreyour ball keeps rolling down the hill back to the beginning!! Ice cream cones with the game!!

We were a group of four on a summer weekday. Mini Golf holes ranged from easy, to somewhat…read morechallenging. We were there on a Trivia Day, so every hole had a trivia question... (questions curated by a teacher so they were thoughtful and moderately difficult). Pricing moderate, and if you are the winning team on trivia, you win your choice of a beverage at the end of the course. Definitely a fun thing to do!!! Cannot wait to go back this summer!!

We had a great time. It was kinda challenging and kinda plain. The mini golf courses weren't well…read moremaintained but we still managed to have a good time. It was a diamond in the rough.

Fun but simple mini golf course with a great view. Lots of pine needles though. The course does…read moreseem like it hasn't been upgraded in quite some time.

This was so fun and challenging! The name says it all -- Grandview--. Accessible by boat or road…read more If you never mini golfed, it has it all spelled out on a sign. Very reasonably priced. Picnic tables available and plenty of parking. Definitely worth it.

We just came for the ice cream! It was about $16 for three cones, one large and two smalls. I got…read morecoffee ice cream and I loved it. The kids gobbled up their cones. One got cookies and cream and the other also got coffee. We sat in the shade at the picnic tables they have available. They have a chalkboard wall where you can write messages if you want to. That mini golf looked fun. Nice quick stop on a hot day!

My friend and I have been to nearly all of the golf courses in this part of the State but never…read moreeven heard about this place until last week. Apparently, it opened within the past 5 years and it shows: everything looks to be in really nice shape. A GPS or map is handy to find this place, though, as it is off the beaten path and we nearly drove by it. Their website lists different hoursthan what their phone message says, so I would call first and hope to talk to a real person. The course is mostly grass carpet lined with bricks. There are very few ways to get your ball "off course" unless you hit it too hard adn bounce out or have it roll back. There are no tee-markers at the start of each hole. The main challanges are based on hills/slopes.. there are no windmills, water areas, sand traps, etc. to speak of. Thus, it was very straightforward if not a bit uninspired. In fact, some holes had what apparently looked like easy shots but I took the hard way just to try out the course and challenge myself. The holes did not have metal cups in them, so there were not any rims to deflect slow moving balls from dropping in. However, the thickness of the carpet all around the holes made them marginally smaller. Each hole has a history of Saratoga on a sign. There was a lounge area part-way through, and the large water feature was nice. They serve ice cream, including ice cream nachos (sounds yummy) and milkshakes, and we were told a nearby pizza place was opening in a few weeks. If you like to smoke pot (I don't), they have marajuana-themed nights as well.