The owner John is super nice. The ice cream is delicious! Lemonbar is a must try! Mini golf was…read morereally fun too!

Seems to be closed. We can't tell if it's a temporary closure or permanent. In the past, our…read morenephews really liked the go carts and mini golf and they were sad to see that it was closed.

Bumper boats closed for servicing, probably for awhile since the water was gross. We couldn't play…read morelaser tag since most of the guns didn't work, and area to play it in was small. We liked the go carts and the mini golf was OK. There were things for the Pre-K crowd to do. They did have a game up to 4 could play where whoever turns a crank fastest dumps water on their opponent. It was fun and free. We last visited this place about 7 years ago. It sadly has not aged well.

Great little course, well kept grounds greens were in good shape easy to walk my wife's favorite…read morecourse we will be back often.

What a great mini golf course! Challenging, yet very fun. Creative holes, well designed and even…read morehad holes where you had to hit over a small creek. We loved it! Would definitely play here again.

Very fun mini golf course! The holes are different and difficult enough for some competition!…read moreFriendly staff and affordable rates. Pace moved fine even on a busy Saturday. Fun food and drink (alcohol too!) options at the snack shack. Seems like they'll be open as long as it's nice out. Only feedback - some of the clips were broken on the score card holders (back holes), and new golf balls should be invested in for next season!

Nice family course with fast food and soft serve ice cream…read more The course is nothing special if you like challenging miniature golf. No complicated obstacles. Mostly straight shots with slight hills and a few rocks in the way. Carpet is really fast so if you miss a putt it runs way past. No shade so wear your sun screen. Nice view of lake. Decent soft serve.

When u get thare it is cool right off the bat and 2 Different courses to choose I choose the…read moreoriginal course with a cool ship . 18 holes and an easy course. At the end if u get a hole in one u can spin the wheel and earn different prizes.

A really fun place for mini golf. We went with their package deal for 18-hole course and tickets to…read morebe used at their go kart. Very clean place, challenging Blackbeard course, and beautifully decorated.

The kids loved it and the adults had fun as well. Go carts, mini golf, bumper cars, batting cages,…read morea basketball trampoline thing, and more. We got a "fun pass" which provided plenty of activities for the whole crew on a cloudy, rainy morning. The go carts were by far the universal favorite ("Awesome! So much fun!" was the 10 year old's review). It was nice that adults could drive their own car, plus kids who met a height requirement, and younger/smaller kids could ride as a passenger, so everyone was happy. The bumper car arena is incredibly small. It was included in our pass so we gave it a whirl, but I wouldn't pay money for this individually. The mini golf was engaging enough to pass time and wait for the clouds to clear to get back on the lake, plus everyone could play from the toddler up to the grandparents. Overall, a fun few hours for the whole fam here.

Despite the fact that kountry is misspelled- we decided to take a chance and get a passport to Kart…read moreKountry. I will cover the three main regions of this kountry. Region one: Karts- this is the main region of Kart Kountry and the best by far. Although the strong gasoline smell was a bit worrisome, the karts were so dang fun! Just don't smoke or light fireworks in kart kountry or you will destroy the entire race of kart kountrians. Region 2 - mini-golf. Clearly the most neglected region of kart kountry. Random pars assigned to each hole - one was a par 6 and one was a par 2 and the only difference was the placement of the styrofoam rock in the 60-year old astroturf. Mini-golf region has seen better days. Region 3 - other stuff. Some weird basketball trampoline, an empty pool, a virtual reality pod that may or may not make you throw up, batting cages, and some other jumpy thing. Basically another collection of neglected attractions. Lower your expectations and then lower them one inch more and you will love it here!

Lots of fun... Especially if you are also planning a visit to Pirate's Cove. There are 3 tracks…read more.. 1 for little kids and 2 for "big" kids. You can get a "deal" if you buy a package that includes mini-golf. Both tracks are different... Worth it to try both if you aren't looking for something really intense... My kids are 13 and 15 so we didn't need anything too aggressive. You get to drive on each track for 5 minutes.

If I could give zero stars you bet I'd do it, these carts slow at best, they kept shutting them…read moredown on us and told us both "kids" cars worked and one didn't and they wouldn't refund us the money we paid to "race" each other, terrible at best ***update go to Vacationland just half a mile south it's wayyyyyyy better!!

A fun activity while in lake country! We popped in here on a Monday and it wasn't busy which was…read morenice. The staff was extremely friendly in getting us set up to golf. In addition they discreetly informed the parents of the frozen yogurt as to not alert our boys (very kind!). The 18 holes were fun, well kept and beautiful! We will be back!

Have been here many times since the initial review. Kids are now old enough to golf with their…read morefriends while I sit at a table. Course we s in great shape, the water is VERY blue, and the staff are friendly. Price is reasonable as well. It's quality putt putt. Recommend.

Great, difficult, well kept course! Can stop for snacks between 9&10 (wish there were more…read moreoptions!). Friendly staff. Drink cart started after 10. Restaurant opened around then too. Not crazy busy on Thursday before July 4th. Had some members pass our group respectfully.

This is probably my favorite course to golf in the area. It has a nice mixture of trees, hills,…read morewater, straight-aways, and tough-angled fairways. I golf there every summer with friends in a scramble tournament and the Forest Hills is always a good host, and you can tell they truly appreciate the business. At the clubhouse, they have a 19th hole bar on the lower level and Izzo's restaurant on the top level. You're only a mile or so west of Detroit Lakes, but you can also rent rooms at the resort. There is also a small mini golf course and ice cream shop adjacent to the parking lot.