We have taken the kids here for years, one of the favorite mini-golf courses in town. Fun water,…read moreobstacles, trees, great place.

I came here with a group of friends, sadly the staff messed up the booking for our bowling so we…read morereally only had Mini golf instead, which was still fun and how they allowed us to do anything but bowling for free as compensation for messing up the scheduling is a great plus. The fact that this place is kid friendly as well also is a nice touch. Hope to come here again.

Golfing was super fun, yet very hard. Narrow fairways, losing a lot of balls and so much more. I…read morewould give it 5 stars, but the bunkers are rocks and have been "working" on them for many month. Go to rivers edge or D"arcy ranch instead.

Excellent experience ! ... enjoyed a Thursday night round with modest pricing for a challenging,…read morenine hole course. We saw deer, rabbits, ducks and geese on a well maintained and scenic layout. Thanks

Great spot to take the family. Lots to see and do. Activities, games, good food, drinks and best…read morepart is the animals!! Lots of opportunities to interact and feed the animals. Feeding the budgies was so fun so make sure you don't miss that one as it's off to the side. The animals are happy and well kept. Bring your family here it will not disappoint!

Fantastic place to take kids, family and friends. Lots of things to keep everyone busy especially…read morekids. Lots of activities ranging from slides, air bouncing, playground, petting zoo and Corn Maze. There are concessions help to quench thirst and hunger. Can't give it a five star as it only open from July 1 to October 31 and open on weekends only from September. The season pass is price so low that it makes sense to purchase it as oppose to a day pass. Place does get busy but worth the money.

Cobbs Adventure Park in Calgary AB was definitely a great and fun place to visit !!!…read moreIt is a mix of zoo, activities, games and rides for the kids and family, a little restaurant and sweets stand :) The zoo is a bit of an animal farm with two capybaras, kangaroos and wallabies, sheep, goats, pigs, porcupines, emus, chickens / roosters and a turkey, and a sloth. Part of the experience is that, with the purchase of tickets, you can go into the capybara enclosure and meet the capys, feed and pet them. We are big fans of capybaras, we saw them in person at the Edmonton zoo, and follow many accounts on Instagram, but this was our first time meeting and petting them. They are super relaxed and super friendly. We had the opportunity to feed them fruits and greens, which was so funny!! We then visited the kangaroos and wallabies. Both were friendly, soft and used to humans. We visited with them, and fed them foods. We visited and interacted with the sheep and alpacas, which were also nice to see and pet. The staff of the park were very friendly and professional, and answered any questions visitors would have about animals. The ambiance was very nice - visiting with the animals, having a snack or busy with the games, it was a great day to enjoy the outdoors and animals!!

It was a great experience for my family and I, thanks to Joe. He went above and beyond my…read moreexpectations to make us feel like we were VIP's. I would recommend everyone and their families to check it out. Thanks Joe. Carl Lewis

First went bowling and they cannot accommodate a person with weak hands. Found balls which would…read morework but they were taken away as they are only for VIP's. Decided to try some food. Fries were good but they did not bring condiments we asked for so we had to find them. Then tried a pulled pork sandwich. Specifically asked for no jalapeños but guess what, got a mouth full of jalapeño and when spoke to server they didn't care and went oh well. Only come here is you want to be dissatisfied and disappointed.

I would not recommend. Witnessed management screaming and yelling vulgarities at league bowlers…read moreand would not let them enter the premises. Service is very poor. Food is expensive and sub par. washrooms are extremely gross and dirty. Very poor maintenance. Avoid all splitsville locations. Prices are very expensive. Management don't care about anything and management Very unprofessional.

I played the par 3 course and the course was in great condition. Quite a hilly little course and I…read morefound the signage for one hole to the next was not great. Overall it was a good quick round.

Nice place for a quick round of golf. Price is good if you bring your own clubs and balls. 2 people…read moreplus blue rental plus 10 used balls will be about 70 bucks. Took about an hour and a half for the 9 short holes they offer. They also do mini putt and a driving range as well. Not busy at all on a Tuesday afternoon which was nice.

Not the best, not the worst. Clean enough and large but horrible staffing issues and overall lack…read moreof support. The play structure I was told (9,11 & 12yr old) was pretty fun and I like that there was a smaller one for kids 5 and under as well as the big one. There is a variety of activities but all on the 'small' side and all cost extra. Eg mini gulf quite mini, 'arcade' 4 out of the 9 are out of order. Bowling is extra money as well. Extra 'adults' cost extra too. Severely understaffed, not enough help at the front or at the concession stand. Where it took 20mins to get a small very cold serving on fries and simple not very good sandwich. When returning the cold fries apologies were given that they would get hot ones out in 5mins and bring them to me. Over 10mins later we went to find out where they were and there sitting, getting cold were our fries with no employee to be seen. Not enough sitting for parents, many people standing or defensive over their tables/chairs to a point of yelling for their kids instead of risking losing there spot. Overall the kids all lost interest within a short period of time and at approx $44 (before extra cost games and food) it's not likely we will return any time in the near future.

I told myself that the last time would be "The last time", but a 5 year old wants what he wants and…read moretoday he and his buddy really wanted to go to the play place by our house. Close and convenient for me, but today was the last time I will walk in the door. I have gone here with my boy a couple of times and found it to be Sub-par for more than a couple of reasons. First of all - I can understand the "No outside food" rule- they want to make money just like everyone else, but the food is terrible and over priced. Seriously....how do you mess up a cup of black coffee!!!??? Easy fix, eat before you go and don't buy their food and all is good. That I can live with. Second - I can understand the "Kids must wear socks" rule - I think that that is a great idea to keep your kids feet at least a little cleaner, but whatever you do, don't think about their hands!!!!! BRING HAND SANITIZER!!!! Oh, and make sure that they don't touch their face. The place really smells!!!! In all fairness, if you put a bunch of sweaty kids in a room and it is bound to have a sent, but WOW it is bad in there. It smells like someone peed in the ball pit!!! On top of everything else, it just "feels" plain old dirty from the second that you walk in the door to the point that, as and adult, you don't want to touch anything. I could even live with that - kids are gross, especially little boys!!! They get dirty all of the time, but there are limits to what you want to expose them to. One more note one the "Socks" rule. There is a sign that clearly states that they would prefer that you don't wear your outdoor shoes. Perfectly understandable!!! Who wants muddy, dirty, wet boots traipsing all over the carpet where kids are running all over the place, but god forbid...... DON'T BRING SLIPPERS FROM HOME!!!!!!!! You see, I don't walk around my own house in socks. I will either be barefoot or in slippers. I'm a fully all grown up 300lbs 42 year old man and I feel that it would be perfectly reasonable for me to bring slippers....nope!!! The staff will look at you like you just walked into their house and kicked their dog. This was today and the reason that I walked out. I'm just glad that I had not paid yet. Third - The staff.......I would like to give the staff a piece of, hopefully, useful advice- IF YOU HATE KIDS, DON'T WORK IN A PLACE FULL OF KIDS!!!!! You would think that this is self explanatory, but apparently it is not. It is exceedingly easy, simply don't give a kid a filthy disgusted look for running around screaming like a nutcase when you cater to a demographic that run around screaming like little nutcases. The kids won't notice, but I notice!!!!!! For that matter, I'll take it one step further.... IF YOU HATE PEOPLE IN GENERAL, DON'T WORK IN CUSTOMER SERVICE!!! I don't mean to be rude, but come on!!!!!! Don't look at me like I'm interrupting your work when I need assistance.........I AM YOUR WORK!!!!!! In the end.....skip that noise and go to that other place near by. I don't want to say the name of the place, but it starts with a "T" ends with a "K' and the middle rhymes with "ommy". They cost more and have all of the same rules, but actually seem to like people and don't get bent out of shape if you want to wear your slippers.

Just wanted to give a huge shout out to our birthday host today…read more Calgary, November 11 at 1300 Akash was so good with the kids. He even played games when the golf got a little backed up. He had a great handle on 12 boys it was awesome! Loved that I didn't have to do anything for the party. The host literally took care of everything!

I wanted to come here with my friends but we all went back seeing that its just the same as it was…read morebefore. It was only fun at the first time you come.

Played Desert and Point courses. Tee boxes, fairways, bunkers and greens in great shape! There were…read morenot many divots on greens, so people actually fixed them. Finished in 4;10 minutes on a saturday. Twilight rate $85

Scenery 4.5: beautiful course with elevation changes that allow you to see the layout…read more Shot values 5: target golf always demands you put your thinking cap on. You have to think yourself around this course. Use the yardage guide they have to define your strategy on each hole. Layout 5: there are three 9's each with their own character. Desert 9 is flat with some water features. Coming from the California desert this is more like a "prairie" nine. The heritage 9 starts with a downhill par 5 that forces you to lay up at 230 yards or less. Target golf. Take care not to drive it too long as several fairways end in a river or barranca. Use the yardage guide. Even with a range finder I needed the guide to plan a strategy on each hole. When I failed to use the guide I payed the price by running out of fairway a few times or hitting into bad places. Greens 5: stimping around 11 and rolling true. Bent grass greens that were perfect. Spoke with a greens-keeper and since it had rained the greens werent as hard as they could get. Ouch! Lucky for me they were just soft enough. I am not a great putter and I made 6 birdies in my round! If I read it right the ball went in the hole. Staff 5: friendly and helpful. That's all I ask of staff. Friendly and helpful. Eliminate rudeness and be warm. That was my experience. Pace of play 5: 4 1/2 hours. A slower group let us play through but even they were on a 4.5 hour round pace. Marshals were helpful in keeping people moving politely. Experience 5: it was a fun course. Will play it every time I visit Calgary.