Friendly place Great ice cream selection and Hot Dogs pretty…read moregood. All prices were very fair. This is a good stop to bring the kids.

The sales people were super nice. We purchased Polywood loveseats from them and are very happy…read morewith them. And even when we had a couple of issues they followed up. I also like the store because they have interesting and useful souvenirs for for Cape natives, wash ashore and visitors.

We enjoyed our full 18 holes of miniature golf at this old fashioned course that takes pride in…read morebeing low tech. Artificial greens are well kept & bordered by natural areas that provided food & shelter for a rabbit or two.

what a great place! The staff is so kind and helpful. The golf course is adorable and reasonably…read morepriced. The ice cream was AMAZING. 100 percent coming back

Adults and kids had fun here. It was the right mix of complexity. Watch out for that last hole when…read moreyou want the ball to float down the river for the chance at a low score

One of the best, if not the best, mini golf of all time! We LOVE Pirates Cove! It's a beloved Cape…read moreCod tradition. There are 2 courses filled with action, adventure, pirate-themed obstacles and family fun. Iconic.

I have been wanting some Adirondack chairs and accompanying footstools for awhile. This year, I…read morebegan researching them. I wanted a particular design of Adirondack chair that I knew to be more comfortable. While they all look very similar there are differences in both the way the back slats are fanned out as well as how the seat is constructed. I ultimately opted against natural wood because they deteriorate more easily and shouldn't be left outside all year in our New England climate..those would pose a winter storage problem for us too. I learned that Polywood is a good choice in terms of comfort and durability. Unless you want your Adirondack chairs in a natural wood, the Plywood chairs come in a variety of colors which do not fade. We opted for a forest green which fits in nicely with the woodsiness of our property We have other outdoor furniture but I had a specific corner in mind where I envisioned two Adirondack chairs and footstools in a reading or conversation corner in our pool area. Sand 'N" Sun about an hour drive south of us at the mouth of Cape Cod had a great selection of Polywood Adirondack chairs. We were helped over the phone initially by Xerxes, the owner. He was helpful, knowledgeable and pleasant to work with. We had also ordered a very large patio umbrella to replace the one we have used for years over our outdoor dining table. This one is absolutely gigantic and provides greater sunshade over the table. Once we got to the store, everything we had ordered was ready and waiting for us. Xerxes and all the staff we encountered were very friendly and helpful. In hindsight, I don't know of this store carries Adirondack chair seat cushions or not. They are not entirely necessary but I had ordered some from L.L. Bean and are awaiting their arrival. The pool and patio store is actually part of an entire grouping of businesses all owned by Xerxes and family. So on the same stretch, there is also a huge gift shop....the kind everyone has seen in any tourist or beach town in America. This one was rather large with the usual assortment of t-shirts, sweatshirts, beach towels, hats, magnets, beverage glasses, all emblazoned with Cape Cod logos. There is also a soft-serve ice cream place on site along with an 18-hole miniature golf course. (I just may be the only American who has never played miniature golf and has no interest in doing so). Although it may seem like a random assortment of businesses, everything sold here is of a summer-seasonal nature. We had a pleasant and productive experience with this business. We have a pickup truck so were able to take the chairs and umbrella home with us. I am assuming Sand N Surf will deliver but we did not check out that option.

I contacted Sand n Surf because I had bought a couple of Polywood rockers st Costco that I had a…read morevery difficult time putting together and saw that they were a local dealer. I explained my problem to Joanne and she said bring them in and we'll see if we can help. This was very generous of her since they had been purchased elsewhere. I ended up returning them to Costco instead and stopping at Sand n Surf and bought the same rockers from them for almost the same price, but fully assembled. They had to put them together for me and called me the next day, and said they were ready for pick up. This place appears to be a little hole in the wall that sells all sorts of touristy type goods, but they also do a great business as Polywood retailer. Super nice folks and extremely accommodating.

If you're coming for a challenging game of mini golf then this is the place. It's not the most…read morewell-maintained. They certainly don't keep up on their greens, but you have to keep in mind it keeps it challenging. The wrinkles in the turf, the leaves in Pineneedles everywhere, the fact that it's almost impossible to keep your ball in a solid place to be able to tee off all adds to the challenge and the fun. They have 2-18 hole mini golf course courses. One is considered the classic course which is the one we did. The other one is newer, and we haven't tried that one yet. Overall, I really appreciated the layout of the holes. I've never seen a course like this before. They have a beautiful stream that runs through it, and my son enjoyed seeing the fish. It was interesting and as somebody else mentioned in a previous review, there is a religious twist that you see around the course with random quotes and Bible verses. If you're sensitive to that sort of thing I wouldn't suggest coming ...we saw no issues with it. I know somebody mentioned that it was cash only, however, when we went, they did accept a debit card. They just do not provide receipt receipts. In the end, we would definitely go again I think supporting family owned business businesses like this is what it's all about.

Set up kind of weirdly-- unlike other mini golf places, the end of the hole doesn't lead you to the…read morenext hole. You sometimes have to backtrack or look around to find the next whole. It's also like a carpet so there's ripples and lumps that will mess you up. The tubes you can aim to hit into doesn't actually bring you to the hole so there's no advantage-- three times our balls got stuck, and one of those times my boyfriend had to lay on his stomach to pick the ball out with the club. There's also spiderwebs everywhere. One of the weirdest things was the amount of religious signage all around the place. I included pictures of some of this, but it just felt kind of weird to me to have at a mini golf place in New England.

This is the only bowling alley we will go to/bring our friends and family to! It is so well…read moremaintained in comparison to others in the area, and probably why it is almost always packed. The price point for hourly bowling is reasonable (32-34$ per hour) - especially when splitting the cost. They also offer cosmic bowling, a small arcade, pro shop, leagues, birthday parties, and even have a bar with some pretty great food and drinks!

Amazon time there tons of fun good food I suggest the nachos, but there was a ton of broken lanes…read morewhen I got there sooo 4 stars!

Extremely cute little marketplace located in New Seabury. Steps away from Popponeset Inn and a 5…read moreminute walk from the cottages by the beach. So convenient if you don't feel like driving far for food and drinks! - Nightly concerts in The summertime - a few dining options (seafood, pizza, ice cream, and coffee/breakfast). Coffee Table has very yummy iced coffee - Picnic tables and limited outdoor seating - cute little clothing/home/souvenir shops - bike rentals

We had a great time! The course is old fashioned and a bit shabby, but also very charming, unique,…read moreand super friendly.

Saw the previous review & was nervous. But then I noticed they never actually played the course…read more Friendly employee at the front. Nicely laid out. Only 8 bucks. My husband described it perfectly when he said "it looks simple, but it's challenging." But the best part is the gorgeous garden you're playing in. Absolutely beautiful on a summer evening like tonight. My ball was even interfered with by a butterfly. Perfect to play a round and then hit Sundae School in the way home.

What a charming mini golf course. Clearly a labor of love by someone who loves mini golf and is a…read moregardener. Basically it's a course of well designed holes with plenty of weird angles and loop-de-loops, but without the moving statues that you ignore after a second. We went on a beautiful summer night when the gardens looked quite nice. And it's right next to an ice cream place.

Fun course with some shady spots here and there. Snacks and drinks available for purchase, merch,…read moreand even beers for the course. Port o potty out front. Would play here again!

The price is definitely right here...but the course is really only good for pretty young kids…read more Having said that, it was fun, and the golf moves fast since the holes are relatively easy. I highly recommend bug spray if you go - it was quite buggy even though it was sunny. The ice cream - not your typical bar, but hand scooped and the sundae's were great (and big). So, if you're going for a fun family adventure and are not looking for very serious mini golf, this is your spot. Don't skip the ice cream! And, I think there were only porta potties (unless I missed a restroom - so keep this in mind if it's important to you).

Reading through the more recent reviews it's clear a lot of people are disappointed in Edaville. My…read morefam went once for the holiday lights in December and recently for the Day Out with Thomas Event. Both times my family and I have had a ton of fun. My son is five and the majority of rides are perfect for him. This is truly a great spot for young elementary school aged kids and younger. There are a few rides where you have to be taller and keep the older kids a bit more engaged and plenty of rides for the younger bunch. Is this place pricey-- yes! But show me an amusement park that isn't. The tickets are high, but you can spend at least four+ hours at the park. We have not encountered crazy lines as others have. The Topham Hat car ride always has a longer wait at around 20ish minutes, but for almost all the others we never waited more than 5-10 minutes. The steam train ride is nice and it's a pretty long ride around the park. If your child loves trains, they will love it here. All the model trains/tracks inside are great to look at as well. It is a little weird how they must have lost their Thomas the Train licensing and the Thomas area very clearly used to be Sodor but now is a winter village. Things like the Dieselworks and the Troublesome Trucks are still pretty clear, even it it's not official. The food here is pretty standard. There is a local BBQ place that must rent out on of the stalls though, because their food was super tasty. Otherwise it's more hot dog, chicken nuggets, fried dough, popcorn, etc. I never went to Edaville before the new owners took over, so maybe that is why my perspective is different-- I have nothing to compare it to. Looking through old pictures though, I do hope they bring dinoland back! My family will be heading back in December for their Festival of Lights!

11/29/25 Let me start this honest review by saying I have…read morelived most of my life in the town of Carver. I have collected Edaville souvenirs and memorabilia for as long as I could remember and I don't wanna say that I'm a train enthusiast, but my career is ON a railroad. I was seriously delighted to hear that the KRF group was going to tackle keeping the Christmas season alive at Edaville! Before our visit, a lot of the local pages on Facebook had naysayers and doubters, and I took the reins trying to be positive: "If it wasn't for the KRF group, there would be no Edaville, since the previous owner gave up and sold off all of the rides." With all that said, we visited with an open heart and mind, and were sadly, completely underwhelmed. Yes, I did notice there were more lights around the park -more so than the last few years. I thought that the giant Christmas tree just beyond the entrance was quite lovely. And, I hate to say it, but that's the end of what delighted me. The shops from the last few years were missing (Hippie Pilgrim, the antiques, the hand painted ornaments,) and the only shops to visit (and there were so few) were those also featured during the renaissance faire. To be honest, some of those shops featured Christmas items, but mostly, it was confusing and completely underwhelming. To call anything on the advertising and Edaville ticket pages a "Merry Marketplace" was quite deceiving. The Jingle Bar, advertised as 21+, was fun and festive but it was crowded with children. And the thing that really disappointed me the most? PortaPotties! It was 33° and I know the Venue has bathroom facilities! To make people use outdoor, frigid cold toilets and cold water is downright cruel! To charge $28 for a visit that doesn't include a train ride, to shop in 10-15 shops featuring old English provisions, and to pee in a PortaPotty, is a crime.