My boyfriend and I stopped in on a Tuesday night without reservations to play 18 holes. There was…read moreonly 1 group 2-3 holes in front of us. For mini golf/putt we play with our clubs but sometimes we had to use our hands. Overall it was a unique course with a lot of surprises. They don't allow drinks on course which was a bummer. They do offer complimentary lockers for your things while you play. You can choose to have a drink or two before or after.

We live in Los Angeles and have friends who work in the movie industry and others who built…read moreattractions for Disneyland and Universal Studios. We're also members of an amateur haunted house building group in Southern California. All this to say we have seen a lot of great work through the years, and the craftsmanship at Haunted Manor is top tier. We loved the details and engineering. The lighting is smart to give you that creepy feeling without making you walk around in the dark. They offer a mix of traditional mini golf holes and others that are throwbacks to classic boardwalk games. The service was great and the manager was a horror film enthusiast who we enjoyed chatting with. We were wrapping up a cruise wich had a short 3 hour stop in Victoria, and stumbled on Haunted Manor as a fluke through Google maps. Glad we took the chance to spend an hour of our time here! The individual holes are a fairly small, but they're so well done, it doesn't really matter. Would love to see what they could do with a bigger location someday down the road.

I didn't give the mini goft range a very good rating because it is quite boring and very tired…read more there are other alternatives in Victoria that can provide a much more entertaining experience.

We went there and they completely lied straight to our faces about their closing time... and after…read morewe questioned them about their actual closing time (which they didn't seem to know and changed from 5 to 4:30) they laughed at us as we walked away. Rude. Blenkinsop is better anyways, much kinder staff.

A Must Play- I had no idea but wow was I impressed. Only 9 holes until the back 9 was added in June…read moreof this year but what a magnificent course. Challenging enough to keep you going back and enjoyable so that you are not discouraged. I am a bad golfer, but I love playing. The scenery and holes are beautifully maintained and absolutely breathtaking. The driving range uses balls that are 8% lighter and therefore float as there is a water hazard on the driving range to practice with. They don't fly as far so don't feel you have lost something if you are hitting half your normal distance. Great experience I will be back

Great public golf course we played as a work event. Great driving range hitting from an elevated…read moredriving area you get great views of the distance of your shots. Fairways are narrow. Lots of different elevation changes and some great scenic holes. As per being Victoria if you get a chance to see deer on the golf course you can almost go near and pet them. Vancouver Island has an ecosystem not quite the Galapagos island, however they must not be many predators on the island as the deer seem very tame. I asked the starter how long the golf season was here and was told you can pretty much play 12 months of the year. In December and January he mentioned you may have to tee off after 10 AM before it warms up but such is life on the island. Holy shite folks. 12 months of golf in Canada? That's the joy of living on Vancouver Island. Never crazy hot in the summer and petty much no snow in winter.

Friendly and professional teen staff. Needs more challenging…read moreplay for the youth, great for young children, in the regular course.

They strapped me in and I was very excited to go. (I was on the extreme corse) I listened to the…read moredirections and I started climbing. Not only did they give me a harness to small, but when I was zip lining my thing got turned around and I bashed in the wood, they had to do a emergency exit from 60ft. I got my money back and they were nice but I do NOT recommend going on that corse.

Very overrated. Way to pricy for what you get. Very unfriendly course for women. Staff very…read moreunfriendly. Had to park 1/2 KM away and walk up the of a mountain to get to the club house. I have a heart condition which makes this difficult.. Ha d to hit of of matts on the diving range. Overall shape of course was not great for thew price you pay. Would never play it again.

Views are amazing. For the location, it's a steep and winding road with concerning hikes up for…read morecyclists so near vehicles who didn't seem to care which side of the road they were on. We stayed at Fairways, which was lovely but wow.. terrible parking structure and disinterested staff. Facilities for gym and pool were closed... but still charging same pricing. The products are sub-par and well.. basically it's a no frills pretty location. Just something to note. Like the views. The customer service is below-par. I'd consider the Westin going forward.

Fun place and pretty decent food…read more Langford Lanes has everything anyone could be looking for in a bowling alley. Kid friendly. I love the devices they have to help little ones launch their bowling balls. Genius idea. Flashing, neon lights along with projected colorful light displays. I felt like I was back in the 70s in one of my disco haunts. Those were the days... I love the bumpers feature that is available. I really needed them. I was there on a Friday night and it got pretty loud, making conversation a practical impossibility but Im sure it is much calmer during the day. Not 100 percent on that but one would guess so. We ate dinner at the restaurant and it was surprisingly good. My club sandwich was terrific and the quesadillas, nachos and tomatoe bisque were equally as good. Can't say the same for the fries though. They also serve alcoholic beverages. Can get pricey, especially if you're a family, and you have no choice but to rent those nasty bowling shoes. I can't help wonder how necessary that is but you know, there's the floors... All in all, makes for a fun night if you can afford it. I enjoyed it.

One of my fave places to take my younger brother when he's in town!…read more The establishment is clean The staff are friendly and more than willing to help The food in the restaurant next door is super tasty Parking is more than adequate And hours of operation are awesome!

This is a course that that is semi private on Vancouver Island. There is membership but the…read moregeneral public is allowed to play as well. Both the public and members play on the same 18 holes. Other courses that I have played, such as Swan-e-set have two courses, one for members and one for the public. Course wise it is a nice course with tree lined fairways and some interesting hole layouts.

We stumbled into this 5-pin bowling alley and what a treat!…read moreMy husband was so happy as he had heard about this style of bowling, we had to play! The game is much the same a scoring reg US bowling, but, the balls are so small! That makes it a lot easier if the weight is an issue. I found I could play this! We had a great time and will be coming every time we are in the area. Oh, and the best part, I beat my husband, who is a regular league bowler... LOL!

Awesome, retro small-scale 5-pin bowling alley with auto-scoring . . . …read more Eight refurbished lanes, with the original Brunswick equipment and plastic tub seating making it feel like you are back in the 70's or 80's. The black lighting and disco ball effect adds to the atmosphere on a rainy Sunday afternoon. Current top 40 rock, dance and pop music bring you back to time reality. Two pool tables in a windowed side room. Chocolate bars, drinks and bags of chips available from the front desk. Note, it's more expensive nowadays: $36 for two adults to play three games c/w shoe rental, that lasts about an hour.