I play this every time I come to Ocean City! It's incredible how they fit 20 holes into a small…read morespace! Not too difficult and very well maintained.

Why get sucked into going to any other place. Bring cash and grab a ball and putter. This place…read moredoes the trick. While some other places have different accoutrements such as air conditioning or shelter on an excessively hot or rainy day this is the spot for economical fix for mini golf. You can probably chew through it in 15 minutes but half the price of some other places.

Let's bring this one up to the current…read more What's still good about this course is that they provide the obvious niche of being the only OC course that is indoors. Great in summer when it's 110 in the shade, raining cats and dogs or the boardwalk could have a February glaze of snow on it and...they're still open. The one pseudo-negative is like many others have mentioned, if you go in season when there are a lot of people playing, the holes in the black light room are stacked on top of each other and it always feels like you're in somebodies way or someone is in your way. There are many places you could get your putt-putt on in OCNJ and to me Haunted is somewhere in the upper-middle of the pack. It's nowhere near the worst (Goofy Golf) but also nowhere near the best (Tee-Time). Is it different? Of course, indoor with black lights always will be. Is the course "scary"? No. Is the course hard? No. Is it what you would expect from an OCNJ cheesy putt-putt course? You bet.

A little creepy but not too creepy. It was very fun and the decorations were cool. Hard to get a…read morehole in one but the course was well maintained and the holes were not too challenging.

This course was challenging and very fun! It is about $14 a person but it is worth it, especially…read moretime with family. The staff was great and I also won a free game by getting the golf ball in the treasure chest which is cool.

Nice clean course but crazy overpriced!! I was shocked when we paid $70 for 5 people! We had fun,…read morebut it was a pretty basic course in terms of the actual holes. Not too many special pathways for hole in ones or fun obstacles. Hole #14 was the best one with a big hill and water. We won 2 free games at the end by putting our golf balls in the X marks the spot collector. I'm sure we will return to use our free games, and that's how they get you back...but I personally think some of the mini golf spots on the boardwalk have better obstacles and prices! They do have a few free parking spots in their lot, otherwise it's paid metered parking on the street.

If you don't need all the crazy bells and whistles when mini golfing, this is your place! A great…read morecourse, family friendly, and only $5!!! My kids love it here and may have memorized some swings to feed into our healthy competition!

Came here with my boys for a night of mini golf fun! The course is really run down, statues, signs…read morefloor's are all dilapidated. The floors around the holes aren't flat anymore so it's hard to get the ball in the cup because the flooring around the hole is raised. The visual items are all faded, warped , losing paint and for some kids I would even say scary looking. At the end of the day we all had fun and maybe it added a bit of a fun house feel to it so I don't feel like I wasted my money however, this wouldn't be my first pick for mini golf.

This is a fun mini golf spot.. It goes through and above the…read morewater park below which is cool. You can see people floating down the lazy river while you play.. At the end you can win a free game on the last hole.. It's only about $7 a person which I think is cheap.. We usually take a trip here once a year while on vacation in SIC..

Over the years we've played every mini golf course in OC that currently exists plus others that…read morehave closed or have completely changed their theme and some of those courses (Tee-Time) have been played to the point that we should probably have fractional ownership. With that said, we had never played OC Adventure Golf prior to last week. Why play this course now? Well, simply because it was the only course on the boardwalk that was open on a Wednesday night after Labor Day. I will mention as a sidebar that we had tried to play here either once or twice in the past and each time their CC terminal was down/broken so that put the kibosh on that. The layout of the course is bizarre. It is essentially laid out in two parts. The first few holes and the last few holes are close to the boardwalk but the middle nine are pushed back by themselves going in/out of a series of quasi-caves via a long walkway which you need to take to reach them. Adding to the interesting layout is that you are next door to the OC Waterpark and several of the their slides/lazy river are all around you while you play the middle nine. Plus just for some added fun the holes are also spread out over two levels. In terms of difficulty this one is in the middle. None of this is cupcake easy like at Tee-Time where multiple holes in one are guaranteed but it's not break your stones hard either. Call it at best "mildly challenging". For true putt-putt street cred there is a free game hole at the end but it's a real SOB as you need to hit up an incline and across a small narrow strip of carpet that tilts ever so slightly right and into a small hole. In other words, good F-ing luck. For $6 per person it was a decent value and an overall fun course that I'm pretty sure we'll play again. (If you're looking for more info about the course, good luck. The webpage is a joke and nothing regarding prices, hours or pictures. ocwaterpark.com/Adventure-Golf)

Pros - the big rides are pretty decent just only a couple of them…read more Cons - smells like garbage all over the park Lazy river is the most boring ever been on Teenage life guards are on power trips without actually doing their jobs

Kids loved it. We were in the area for the weekend and decided to try it before going back home. We…read morewere surprised because we though it was a small water park but everything is perfect. You don't need to walk that much to get to the water slides. Also they have a lazy river Compared to other places, food is cheap and I think good amount. If you are in a big group like ours, rent the cabana. It's def worthy. They give you bottled water in a bucket with ice.

- No admission fee the Thursday before Labot Day, which was a nice surprise--Google said $8 per…read moreadult, but we didn't pay anything - Super fine sand that sticks to everything, whether you're sweaty or bone dry--bring a good towel and some patience, and be prepared to take a good amount home - Shoreline is a very short walk from the boardwalk, which is super convenient if you're carrying gear or have kids in tow - Rinse stations do exist, but they're hard to find--not very well marked - Lots of shells scattered around; great if you like collecting, but could be uncomfortable for bare feet in some spots - Plenty of food, drink, and dessert options on the boardwalk; everything from pizza to frozen custard is within reach - Handy souvenir shops nearby, which is great for grabbing last-minute beach gear or keepsakes - Decent beach with convenient access and amenities, but it didn't quite live up to the hype; fine for a casual visit, but not a must-see

If you're looking for a beach where your kids can build sandcastles without accidentally using a…read morebeer can as a shovel--Ocean City, NJ is your spot. This place is squeaky clean, super safe, and delightfully dry (as in, no alcohol allowed on the beach) The boardwalk has everything a family could want: pizza slices bigger than your head, fudge that defies logic, mini golf courses every 15 feet, and rides that are reasonably priced. There's no bar crawl vibe here--more like stroller parades, ice cream drips, and kids riding bikes 10/10, would sunscreen my kids here again.

If I had the ability, I'd probably give Castaway Cove 4 1/2 stars, but since that's not an option I…read morerounded up to 5. I went here my entire life growing up, right up until the day it closed, which was honestly pretty sad. It was one of those places that worked for every age group, but as a kid it was especially magical. The rides felt incredibly fun and, at the time, pretty scary too when you were little. Another great thing about Castaway Cove was its location right on the boardwalk. You could bounce between the rides, the beach, and all the little shops without ever running out of things to do. And of course, you could spend the whole time walking around with funnel cake in hand, which made the experience even better. For me, it's a place tied to a lot of childhood memories. Anyone who grew up going there probably understands exactly what I mean.

The Seaport Village Golf mini-golf course is amazing, with a great layout and design! Lots of…read morestairs and minimal shade so go early or you will be HOT. Open 11-5.