Beautiful and fun Mini Golf Course is perfect for a date or family fun day! Gorgeous water…read morefeatures, and a challenging enough course to make it fun for all ages. Although we rarely had to wait for the group in front of us, I appreciated the many shaded benches along the way in case we were behind a slower group.

our family loves mini golf. We were excited to play on a beautiful summer evening. The golf was…read morefine but ruined by a rude offensive employee. Disappointing.

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.

Not bad for a lower budget set up. The karts could go just a bit faster but hey for the beginner's…read moreit fine. The course has a nice layout but the time of my ride there needs to be some patch work, the pavement is showing its age. If karting is not your thing there is a pretty nice mini golf course for the slow speed individuals.

Nicely run operation. Simple but clean and sanitized after each rider. Kids loved the go cart…read moretrack! Some fun features in mini golf. We had a wonderful and safe evening with the kids

Been going here since the early 2000's and it keeps growing! This is such a unique place that you…read morecan't find anywhere else. The mini golf is both artistic and fun for all ages. The rest of the property features numerous large sculpture, many of them being interactive and great photo ops. Then there's the option to feed the goats! It looks like people do birthday parties there now too but I'm not sure if it costs anything or if an area has to be reserved. Please try this place out. It's worth the drive and very reasonably priced.

Bring cash- they don't accept credit cards. $14 for adults…read more This is a really unique mini golf course. Each hole has a lot of art work to appreciate. They also have an animals on site and sculpture garden. Super fun place to spend a summer afternoon. The drive around lake Minnetonka to get there was gorgeous. They have a large parking lot.

I had such fun here, they have a 18-hole mini golf set up that is very fun to play and enjoy with…read morefamily and/or friends. If you have dinner at the diner next door you get buy 1, get 1 coupon. It is outdoors, so it is very seasonally dependent, but on a good day with great weather like the day I visited, it will be so much fun. They have putters for all sizes, tall or small kids and you get to choose your color of balls, which is exciting for kids. There isn't much of service to comment on as you will pay and be on your own. It is not too busy thanks to its location, so there isn't big of a problem waiting for the previous group to spare up the hole. I'd recommend this place.

This was the goat of mini golf going back again tomorrow…read more by me 10 year old

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.

Urban Oasis for a Peaceful Stroll! Centennial Lakes is a…read moregreat outing, earning five stars from me. I wanted a nice place to stretch my legs, and this park was just right. The paved paths make for an easy and accessible walk, suitable for a quick escape or a leisurely stroll. What really stood out to me was how quiet it felt. Even with buildings in the background, the park feels remarkably peaceful. The gentle sound of water, the rustling of leaves, and the overall calm let you forget you're in a busy area. It's a fantastic bubble of serenity. The scenery mixes urban sophistication with natural beauty. Modern buildings create a sleek backdrop for the beautifully designed waterways and landscaped grounds. Even without full bloom, you can see a real commitment to diverse plants here. I can't wait for a return visit in the spring! I can only imagine how bright and colorful it gets when everything is in full bloom. If you want a peaceful place to clear your mind, enjoy some fresh air, and take a nice walk, Centennial Lakes is a must-visit. Whether you have 15 minutes or an hour, it's the perfect spot. I left feeling refreshed and energized. I can't wait to see it come to life in the spring!

I was in the area just to shop at Blick's art supplies, but it was a sunny winter day out and I…read morenoticed this was right nearby, so I decided to have a walk along the path and soak up some of the sunshine. It was way fancier than I'd been expecting from just finding it on the map on Google. I read on the historical plaque that it was designed in 1988 to replace some old gravel pit! Considering how gorgeous it is, that was a really good choice. I got the feeling from how many folks were enjoying the grounds that this park is a staple of the area for communal recreation. It is very much built into the cityscape to reside alongside it. You won't be escaping the buildings and roads nearby, but still, it was a nice bit of natural relief. The primary attraction this time of year is the ice skating between three man made lakes and paths between them. Rentals were available at the warming house, which also had a concessions stand (reasonably affordable fare!), restrooms, water fountain, lockers, and ample benches to put on your skates or warm up awhile (with two fireplaces on either end). There were also exterior restrooms for when the building itself isn't open, which are available year round (the outdoor water fountain though was understandably switched off). During other seasons there is apparently golf, fishing, and paddle boat rentals. Cute! Towards the south end sits an amphitheatre. There are various sculptures along the outer path to see as well, including a giant pine cone, crane, a golden retriever ready to shake your hand, and more. Lots of benches and even swinging benches to rest and relax. Plenty of maps at intervals. The park connects to the Edina Promenade pedestrian/bike trail that goes north and east. I think next time I'm in the area, I'll take a stroll down them. In the future I believe there are plans to connect them to other sections. There's plenty of parking to choose from in any of the nearby shopping centers with garages, but I believe there's also parking specific to the park as well.

I started seeing the billboards around town and looked up more about Crystal Cave. We decided to…read moremake a visit and were pleasantly surprised! It's about a $$$ rating on cost, but is really well organized with a variety of things to do. They have picnic areas, mini golf, trails and gift shop. Not much for concessions so bring your own food if looking to eat. We did the cave tour and gem mining. Tour was about an hour, advance reservations recommended. I had two 6 year olds and they had a blast, they got cold but not too bad. The tour guides do a great job explaining the history, what you're looking at and all kinds of cave facts. It's big inside, there are low spots but you don't really feel claustrophobic if that's something you're concerned about. Gem Mining was a good time, kids were super excited about the treasures they got to bring home. If you're looking for a different activity to do with the kids, adults or family then you should check it out "!

This side quest was time well spent. Caves are always fun to explore, especially on a hot day when…read morethe cave temperature is in the mid-50s. Lots of fun information about the history of the cave, and a very fun tour guide.

What a super cool place to avoid the heat or snow and have your kids burn off some energy. We were…read morechatting with a dad at a local outdoor playground and he mentioned GNG as a new-ish spot he brings his toddler to. After the heat took its toll, we decided to head over to GNG for some indoor fun. It is located in the midst of a sea of warehouses but you're not lost...it has a huge jungle gym space that requires those tall ceilings. The space is clean, as are the restrooms, with hand sanitizer throughout as well. There are snacks, drinks, and coffee for purchase. The prices are affordable and we opted for the $15 combo passes for the three kids to play in the gym and play 18 holes of mini golf. The play space is enclosed with socks required, so bring those with you (or purchase at GNG). There is an abundance of seating for parents to sit outside the play space or you can go in at no cost as a spectator. Our kids (7 & 11) loved both the jungle gym and the mini golf. There was no one in the large mini golf area and it is black lit and decorated in a pirate and nautical theme that was a lot of fun. I honestly would come back here to play mini golf without my kids with friends or my spouse. With kids was great, too, but the mini golf is also adult-friendly. The arcade was extremely expensive and not worth it, in our opinion. Makes sense, as they likely also pay a game rental company for use of the games. The one item our kids had success with and happiness from was a rubber duck claw machine that guarantees a winner. In general, this was an amazing place that we can't wait to come back to when we are back in town. Amazing find. Thanks, park dad!

they shouldnt own a kids place as they are rude n inpatient with kids "U NO RUN!" of course kids…read morewill run, its a play place-good for toddlers age, not my older kids, they were bored n the bathrooms really need attention too-YUK