Prettiest course we ever played on! Beautiful trees and shaded course. My grandkids had so much fun! Thanks!

lovely place to play mini golf with friends and family! came to play this month and they have a course thats decorated for the fall season which made the experience way more fun. Loved seeing all the halloween decorations and having them scare my family and I once in a while haha. Made it a memorable experience. They provide the golf clubs and golf balls, you get to choose the color or design on the ball you use during your game. Overall, the courses were fun. Just keep note of when you play as the bugs/mosquitos start to pick up when the sun begins to set. read more

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Really beautiful property! Located in a forest setting so there was plenty of shade in the lower golf course. Many birds were chirping. The staff members were great and the prices were reasonable! read more

Great miniature golf but the lady that works the register is so mean and rude. I hope the owners of the business are aware of her attitude and lack of kindness. read more

Two courses (upper and lower)...upper takes about an hour (party of 4, 2 adults, 2 kids)..the lower takes about 75 minutes. On the 16th hole, there's a tube to transport your ball from the upper green to the lower green, the rest of the family used the right side and it worked fine, I used the left side and my ball never came out onto the bottom green. When I told them after the round that the ball was stuck and I couldn't finish the young ladies response was "Yeah that happens". The family had fun, but just a bummer we all didn't get to finish the round. read more

I haven't been here in many many years till last night with 7 couples. Didn't even know it closed and re-opened until I read a review. We were not able to golf together...max is 4 people to a group and therefore we were given a shot gun start. That meant one group started on hole 4, another on hole 6 etc. Unfortunately, one couple had to golf alone. They would not make an exception and do a group of 5 even. We were told it gets backed up and busy but it never really did. It is not easy to see the numbers on the hole therefore we wondered around for a bit trying to find hole 6. We interrupted a few golfers. Once we found hole 6 it was easy to follow. We felt the course could have been better cared for. Leaves on many of the greens interrupted our balls from rolling. The green carpet on the course came up on quite a few holes. We had to keep fixing it to T-off. A few balls poped out of tubes that must have gotten stuck from other players. Overall I like the wide open layout and yet it is very rugged. Most in my party said they wouldn't come back based on the quality and condition of the course. They said there are much nicer courses elsewhere. Afterwards we walked over to the perfectly placed icecream place next door. Nice bright place with lots of large round tables. I was very turned off that everytable where we tried to sit were sticky, dirty and even ants on one. I don't understand why the help there didn't take better care of the tables. No one was in line when we arrived. Someone could have easily wiped down the tables in between customers. All in all our group has fun wherever we go but pretty sure this is a once and done for us. read more

I really enjoyed the spooktakular Halloween themed upper course. They went all out with the decorations and lights. The course was challenging but not too much so, making for a great competition. It was the perfect way to spend an afternoon and I look forward to coming back read more

Miniature golf has never been better, with 2 18 hole courses woven into, around and through a nice little hill of beautiful and varied native trees, shrubs, ground covered slopes, man-made streams, ponds, waterfalls, and a few hidden secrets that will add entertainment and surprises into your putting. Very nice mini golf course in Redmond. No windmills or volcanoes, just a nice 18 with trees and fountains and streams. If you like golf you definitely need to stop here. Such a wonderful little putting course, great layout in a scenic setting. The only complaint I had was one one hole there is a gazebo you have to put thru, there were a few wasp nest in the top of it. On the upper course there is a bathroom around hole 9 or 10 which is nice because this course takes around an hour to play. Also it never hurts to grab an extra ball as it can be easy to loose a ball with all the water on this course. Overall this is one of the best mini golf courses I've been to and if you look at my other reviews I have been to a bunch. read more

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Beautiful course with lots of trees and little streams.This is not your typical mini golf course.The ladies in the tee shop were very helpful to find a good club for me . read more

Pine Creek offers two courses which are really in a different league in terms of blending difficulty with course layout and landscaping. The two courses that come to mind in a general sense of comparability are Village Greens in Ronks, PA and The Caddy Shack in Manheim, PA. Those two and Pine Creek all have similar qualities except that Pine Creek takes things a step further. Caddy Shack is a beautiful course but the course and some of the holes are set right next to a road with a fair amount of car/truck traffic. Village Green's orange course is also fairly near a road even though the Gold Course is far more secluded. But at Pine Creek, after you get your clubs and balls if you're playing the lower course you start with a three or four minute walk deeper into the woods away from Route 31 and away from everything. The surroundings aside of occasionally hearing other people are very secluded, private and quiet. On hole #1 it's nothing but you, the trees and the sound of a nearby babbling brook-creek-stream. It's very picturesque almost like you would expect to be hearing this song in the background: www.youtube.com/watch?v=BlpwHBn6ikg The lower course is fairly tough and holes in one are going to be few and far between. Water plays a factor on a lot of the holes between a random end of green bubbler on #17 to your more typical water hazards on several holes where your ball will find the drink if you can't strategize. Just going up and taking a whack is going to leave you with a lot of 5's and 6's. This is NOT your typical cheese-bo putt-putt course of hitting the ball thru a windmill or just some random twists and turns. No, the lower course is very much a work of art that needs to be played to be experienced and appreciated. Check some of the pictures on this listing or check their website. You'll see. If you go: Pine Creek has two courses. The par 55 upper course that we did not play and the par 65 lower course which we did play. Each course is eighteen holes and the par four holes are some real doozies. The best way to describe the surroundings would be it looks like this place at one time had a legit course or country club here and it was taken out and mini-golf courses were put in. We showed up on a Sunday maybe two hours before closing and the lower course was not terribly crowded. Door to door it was probably took us around 80 minutes and that included time for copious picture taking along with replaying a few of the holes. The course opens for the year in May and has weekend hours that stretch into October and November weather depending. In terms of location the course is fairly easy to find on 31 although it is definitely in the middle of nowhere at around ten miles east of New Hope. Upper Course Adult: $11.00 Child (under 12): $9.00 Senior (over 61): $10.00 Lower Course Adult: $12.00 Child (under 12): $10.00 Senior (over 61): $11.00 read more

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I just heard Pine Creek reopened! So thrilled for that! This review is so overdue from me after so many years of this being my single favorite minigolf place in the world, so I'm glad to have an excuse to finally get this in here. The best thing about Pine Creek is that it's not your typical putt-putt. Each hole has a variety of terrain to it, it's spread out in a nice parklike area, so you really feel like you have 18 (or more!) putting greens from an actual golf course. No artificial turf, no fake windmills, just genuine golf experience. You have your choice of two courses (I recommend both), a nice little eatery up front. The only thing I recommend is don't go too late in the day so you're not overrun with bugs outside! Otherwise this is fantastic and a place I always try to bring people to, so I am SO GLAD to have an excuse to do that again and I am pretty certain I'll be doing that this summer! read more

Great course!! Had a lot of fun!! Very friendly staff!! I recommend this mini golf course!!

Wow what an incredible place arising from no where Bring lots of extra balls It's a challenge even for the most experienced golfers read more

I remember coming here all the time as a child, and even into my adult years loving this place. I get a lot of places still have Covid restrictions or never went back to how they were before Covid. But to have 3 bathrooms, 2 on the courses...and one in the building and all not being open except a Porta potty is ridiculous. We went last week and my toddler son (who still is potty training) had to use the bathroom. We were told the only bathroom for guest is the Porta potty, which was completely filled, smelt awful and had a ton of flies and bees flying around. After MANY attempts, we were finally able to get him to go. And forget about washing your hands as there is no where to do so. We asked the girl at the counter if he could just wash his hands, which we just got a rude reply no. It's not very sanitary for guests to have to use that restroom then to be using equipment shared among the guest. There were 2 girls just sitting by the register, you would think at least open the bathroom inside and they can do bathroom checks every hour... The 2 courses are long and most families come, so a lot of children....you can't just have one Porta potty that probably gets check every week to accommodate everyone...especially young children. So turned off by the bathroom situation, and the one girl at the counter. read more

This was a really fun miniature golf course. It's huge!!! We were able to take our time and enjoy the scenery here. It is in a more rural area and the lot of land is huge with multiple courses to choose from. During one of our games we even stumbled upon a little family of ducks with their ducklings. So cute and was such a great way to spend the day out. This was a little far to get to but it was definitely worth it, we made a day trip out of it. If it's local then it's definitely a must do! Staff was helpful and the grounds were well kept. Nothing was falling apart like in some miniature golf spots you go to. Grass was cut around us and each hole was well preserved We were very happy with our experience here. Would check this out again! read more

Pine Creek Miniature Golf - Miniature golf! - Mini Golf Near Me - Ringoes, New Jersey

Great place, good challenge level for the course. We enjoyed it very much! The thing to keep in mind is that it may be crowded on weekends. We ended up skipping holes 10 and 11 to bypass a couple of big groups we kept waiting for. read more

Make sure you ask the wait time before you pay. As you can not see the first hole waiting area from the payment area. As we approached the first hole, At least 20 people were waiting to start the course. We asked for a refund or credit. They said no, I asked for a manager, the girl said she was the manager, I asked for the owners name, the same girl said she was the owner. Really deceiving and disappointing. Doesn't even deserve one star. read more

Very displeased with the fact that if you're not playing the course but want to tag along with your family they charge $5.99 just for you to walk along side them. They claim it's for "insurance reasons" this is a load of crap. I have been to HUNDREDS of minigolf courses (my husband and son LOVE minigolf) and not a single one has ever changed such a thing. EVER. How disgusting that for my son and husband to play I had to wait in the car or pay $5.99 just to WALK. I'm disgusted. I can tell you this right now, if my son didn't desperately want to play they wouldn't have gotten our business but I can assure it will not be getting anymore from us. How shameful. read more

Disappointed that they close so early, have no bathroom open, and still haven't opened the 19th holes. But have they lowered the price? Of course not. read more

This was our second time there and it's nice, even without the water features working. Beware: there's only a porta-potty for a bathroom and it was INFESTED with flies! Disgusting! read more

Been to Pine Creek a few times over the years. I I have to say that they continue to deliver. I felt very safe playing during the COVID pandemic. Sanitization was evident; I even saw someone cleaning up the golf clubs. People were respectful and nobody crowded when there was a backup. In terms of mini golf, the courses are fun and unique, and the environment is beautiful. I love that the holes aren't right on top of each other but not too far apart either. There is some shade, but you'll still bake in the sun if you go in the middle of the day in the summer- bring water! This is my go-to mini golf place and I'm sure it will be for years to come. read more

Nice course and the folks offered a gift card since we had to leave early due to the course closing. But one thing you should know, they do not take MasterCard credit cards due to the processing fees. read more

Beatiful, well kept course! I would definitely recommend this for anyone who wants to spend a nice afternoon outside with friends or family. There weren't as many built structures that you find in many minigolf places. It was really well landscaped, which made it feel more like walking through a park. There were many water features, paths, and places to just sit and relax. We did the the lower route, which is the more challenging one and it did not disappoint. There were many bumps and ramps that made this really challenging. Make sure you wear comfortable shoes because you may have to chase your ball down small streams of water :) read more

We came here yesterday for a food old fashioned game of mini golf and had a great time! The grounds are kept beautifully, and I like that this mini golf course is tucked away from the main road. That have two mini golf courses: an upper and a lower. The lower is supposed to be a bit more challenging. Since it was a bit more crowded, we opted for the upper course (I'm sure there was no correlation to my 5 over par on the first hole or anything...). This is a nice spot to pass an hour or so in the sunshine! read more

Been coming to this mini golf for a few years. It's the only one in the area so kind of a monopoly on the product / territory. Besides fighting bee's around gazebo area the outing was OK. They allow large groups to play as one which really slows play. The place is maintained and unique for a mini golf but is showing its age. MAJOR turnoff is the nasty woman who works the entrance, has a serious attitude problem. Don't ask any questions or you will be snarled at, she looks like she bites. I'll go elsewhere from now on, I don't need attitude by counter people at the prices they are charging. read more

Unfortunately the rude unpleasant woman at the front desk set the tone. The filthy water and bugs galore didn't help. Not returning.

Challenging yet a lot of fun. The views were incredible. The greenery was perfectly maintained and there were tons of monarch butterflies. We had a ton of fun because every course was different and we didn't know what to except. Unlike any mini golf I've ever been to. read more

The fun-ness factor of this course is comparable to going to the beach with your family and realizing there's no sand. The holes are extremely hard to put into, as there is a lip around the outside of many, causing the balls to break right before going in, while the flags do not allow the balls to easily sink into the holes either (they hit and slooowly spin their way in). The "hardness" scale they operate under must be whether you want to put over steeper gradients or not, because the only "obstacles they have on the course come by way of putting up hills or down them. That's it. Up or down, and sometimes over a water ramp. No fun, no color, no features, no go. read more

This is THE BEST miniature golf place ever ever ever. My consulting team came here as a team bonding event and we had so much fun. The course is beautiful. I seriously imagined having my wedding here - it was THAT beautiful. There's tons of streams around, cute gazebos, benches, swans, I can't even describe how beautiful it is. The course was both clean and challenging and was actually pretty long. From what I remember, they opened pretty late as we played until it was probably 8 or 9PM. It was a great corporate event and we all had so much fun. I would recommend coming to this place for a birthday party, a corporate event, or even a date :) read more

If I am going to pay 12 a person, then have a person on the course enforce the rules. 2 groups of seven - with only 4 balls means they are stealing from you and wasting my time! I want my money back! read more

My kids love miniature golf and we have been to many of them. This by far has the best course that I have been to and is very clean and well kept. The scenery is relaxed and many opportunities for beautiful pictures. read more

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Beautiful outdoor course with nary a windmill in sight. Family friendly and it's so nice to out on a mini golf course placed in a real golf course read more

Really nice and challenging course, legitimate waterways, swans, and lots of nature. While it can get overrun with large groups which can slow everything up, a little necessary creativity (such as jumping from one 18-hole course to the other) can open things up. You will almost definitely lose a ball due to one of many water hazards - take the extras they give you when you start. It does have a lot of nice touches like gazebos and a bathroom on the course, and the 18 holes takes at least an hour. And if you like swans, butterflies, and flowers, bring your camera, you'll have lots of options to take photos. read more

This is a review based on handicap accessibility. I came here with my husband, daughter and father in law for Fathers Day this past weekend. It was a nice gesture that Dads were free of charge on Father's Day, thank you! There are two courses, an upper and a lower..we decided on the upper as it was suppose to be easy. Yes the landscape is nice and as another reviewer mentioned it doesn't have cheesy but I cannot in good conscience recommend either one of the courses for anyone with mobility issues..be it wheelchairs (manual or power), walkers,or senior citizens. The terrain looked flat and paved on the pictures posted on yelp but the walk path to both courses are gravel and the grade is steep. I walked around both courses and took pictures, will post when I upload them. My husband uses a manual chair, he weight lifts so he is able to transfer himself solely with his arms but even he could not tackle this course without help. The barriers at each hole are crazy high, some as high as half a foot. It took him, my father in law and myself to pop up the wheelchair at each hole, thats 36 times getting him in/out of the green, on top of traversing the terrain..we were exhausted! We briefly spoke to a gentlemen who introduced himself as one of the owners, we hope he takes our suggestions for accessibility and implements them so everyone regardless of mobility can enjoy this beautiful course! Again, if you dont have mobility issues you would overlook this and it would be a great course for your family, but I am sorry to say unless it changes it simply doesn't work for us. read more

Mid-summer. Covid restrictions. Exuberant 11 year old. What does a parent do? Researches for area mini golf spots and finds this place. It was fantastic. Sprawling course. Challenging 18 holes. Plenty of shaded space (we did the lower course) to wait behind other groups. Grounds were well maintained. This was a lot of fun and it was worth every penny. The staff when we were there was comprised of two women, both of whom were extremely friendly and helpful. read more

This made for a great date day. We did the upper course because we are professional mini golfers and we had a great time. In my opinion this is the country club of mini golf courses. They set the bar high and other mini golf courses should take note! Great time. read more

PINE CREEK OPEN FOR BUSINESS!!!!! Just spent a fun memorial day afternoon with family playing the upper course. Grounds are beautiful and staff super friendly. read more

We LOVE this place! Not your typical mini golf course. There are two courses both set in a beautifully scenic landscape. No windmills here, just nicely maintained, challenging, fun courses. Watch out for the stream babbling through the course....It's easy to lose your ball but that's part of the fun. You will be glad you made the trip! read more

This place was closed for quite sometime. It was disappointing because it is a great place to play with 2 large challenging mini golf courses. It is set in a beautiful wooded area. We are so glad it has reopened. It's the best mini golf course within 50 miles of Newtown, Pa. read more

Kids loved it. Grandparents loved it. It was perfect. A little warm (midsummer in Jersey). The holes were both challenging and entertaining. Everyone from ages 8 to 60+ had a great time. Nothing was too hard or easy for anybody. There is a bathroom at the ninth hole and benches are scattered throughout the course. Definitely an easy way to entertain the kids. read more