Great ambiance, really fun holes. The theming is great and the holes are diverse from one another…read more Highly recommend!

Superfun and original mini-golf! Such a unique pirate-themed setup where you go up to the crows…read morenext and down to the cove for your 18 holes. What a great way to spend time on the boardwalk. It's also a good way to (temporarily) get out of the heat. Such a memorable experience.

No trip to the Jersey Shore would be complete without a round of mini golf!…read more Chadwick Miniature Golf is my family's favorite mini golf course, and we make sure to play at least one game here on our yearly vacation. The facility is pretty old fashioned, as it only accepts cash and most of the hole-marker decorations are the same as they were when my father came here as a kid. Also, most of the clubs were rusting and there were no left-handed clubs. However, none of this stopped us from having lots of fun! We were a group of seven, and while the rule is only "five per party," the employee allowed us to keep our whole group together since the course wasn't very busy. There was a nice breeze while we were playing, so the shade-less course wasn't really a problem. We played at our own pace and celebrated every hole in one, creating great family memories. *ONE THING TO NOTE* There is only street parking near the golf course, and since it's right next to a cluster of pickleball/tennis and basketball courts, almost every street spot was occupied. We ended up parking at Wawa, which was a good choice because we could stop for post-game snacks after we played!

Summer isn't complete without a game of mini golf at Chadwick each! It is a large course and spans…read moreover 1/2 a block, great for all ages. We love that they have an assortment of clubs for all abilities and heights. The owner has taken great pride in his course with many noticeable details, new concrete edges, ball washer, & updated greenways. The owner has a cute little scavenger hunt for the kiddos and the gentleman was very friendly to our son when he found the hidden puppy! No bells and whistles but a great time for fun!

Fun time! The course is actually challenging if you don't mini golf much! I liked it a lot. Black…read morelight but still very bright inside! They have a CUTE room for parties. Worth the look!!

My Grandkids had a fun time at Monster Mini Golf. The Staff was very friendly. The arcade was a…read morebonus. We were there on MLK Day.

My son and I had such an awesome day date here. He loved all the little attractions while jamming…read moreto some music. Highly recommended!

We have been coming since 1992. We love it. When we first started coming it was 2.50. Now I think…read moreit's alittle pricey at $7.00 and it is the same course. I would like it better at $5.00. But I won't stop coming. Same guy too.

Seaside Heights Boardwalk!! *Disclaimer- We only rode the…read moreSky Ride* After years of watching Jersey Shore, we FINALLY made it to The Shore! While on a road trip heading south, we decided to explore a few spots. Originally, we planned to stop in Atlantic City, but since we weren't getting tattoos (our longtime artist is based there), it didn't make much sense to go. Thankfully, we figured that out just before hitting Exit 82 on the Garden State Parkway! It felt a little surreal--and honestly, nostalgic--to walk around and see the places we'd only watched on MTV. Naturally, the first place we headed was The Shore Store (also reviewed separately!). We purchased a round-trip Sky Ride pass for two for under $20. The ride was smooth, peaceful, and gave us a great overhead view of the pubs, games, and amusement rides the Jersey Shore crew once enjoyed. After the ride, we grabbed some snacks, including shrimp and fries. It was a cool, crispy, not greasy, meal that hit the spot. Overall, this stop was a fun, quick detour full of throwback energy and beach-town charm. If you're ever nearby and want a little slice of pop culture and coastal boardwalk vibes, it's worth the visit!

SEASIDE HEIGHTS: is very strict with their beach and boardwalk rules (dogs are not allowed at all),…read morebut the town has some fun things to do and there are a couple of days a year where dogs can go on the boardwalk, participate in fun events, and take in the sites! There are 2 separate events that coincide on the same days (in 2024, it was on June 2nd and the upcoming Sunday, September 29th - save the date!) Dog Royalty Days allow the dogs on the boardwalk (but not the beach) and Casino Pier & Breakwater Beach allows dogs at their outdoor amusement park on the boardwalk to ride on the chariot in the carousel, indulge in doggy sundaes from Mrs. C's Waffles & Ice Cream, enter a doggy costume contest with prizes, take part in a photo op with a beachy background, and enjoy discounted drinks and ride wristbands!

Mini golf had a nice course set up! I used to come here as a kid so it was sad seeing the fountains…read moredon't work anymore throughout the course but it's still a fun place to come with kids! The course is a little uneven so if you're playing competitive mini golf, maybe not the best place to come.

The woman at the front was absolutely miserable and rude, looked bothered by us coming in…read more There are not many driving ranges near by, this place could capitalize if it was taken care of. I got a large bucket which was 3/4 of the way filled, the balls looked painted over to hide the scuffs and cracks, they had virtually no dimples remaining.... If you are looking to improve or work on your game, unfortunately this spot is not it. What a shame.

While we were in Jersey shore we decided to walk the boardwalk and eat and play games and different…read morethings we went to the arcade and let my daughters play here's some and they really enjoyed themselves. It's a little expensive for my taste so we didn't stay too long but overall we had some family fun

Definetly a fun way to spend a beautiful summer day. The…read moreboardwalk is great, you can spend a grip of money on rigges games and horrible looking food but we decided to just go on a stroll and enjoy the sights. The vendors are pretty persistant and annoying but if you ignore that and move on it is an Jersey experience you won't want to miss. Parking is expensive and be sure you don't let the meter run out or else you will get a $55 parking ticket like we did. Arg....