This is our favorite mini golf because it is off the beaten path and has a very relaxed setting!…read more This course has 18 holes to play. There are bathrooms to use. Fun for all ages and abilities. Bring a hat as it can be very sunny here.

Had a great time on a Monday morning early. Pace of the was quick. Dog friendly on slow days, which…read morewas very helpful. I played with my 2 boys. Staff was pleasant and accommodating.

Two great courses to choose from. Reasonable price & tons of fun for the family. We come back…read moreevery summer.

Had a great time at WinniPutt to finish off a weekend at the lake! Fun course and great ice cream!…read moreStaff was super friendly and welcoming. Can't wait to bring the family back again.

Super fun and challenging 18-hole course! Staff is very friendly and accommodating. Great place for…read morefamilies. Lots of ice cream flavors to choose from!

What a great find! A beautifully maintained course, Paradise Falls is a welcome relief from the…read morecrowds at Lake Winnie. Very clean and staffed by nice people. The course itself was challenging but not too wacky. Someone put in some considerable effort (and money) to build a quality, modern course, and we really appreciated our experience here.

My family and I had a great time at Paradise Falls Mini Golf. We didn't even know there was a…read moreminigolf place here until we ate dinner at the restaurant next door (which is also very good). It's not as fancy or extravagant as the minigolf places in some more touristy-towns, but this is a very clean, very well-maintained course. The holes have some variation in style and challenges to overcome, but not insanely impossible like some other courses. All the holes were par 2 or 3 and very achievable, but not just a flat strip of green leading straight to the hole. I thought it was well designed and laid out. Minor point - the score cards do not have the par already printed on them, so we kept going to write down our score at the end of each hole and saying, "wait... was this a par 2 or a par 3?" Would be nice if they printed the par on the score card. I would just make a point to write it down on the card as you start each hole. The prices are very reasonable. $7.50 per person for the first round and $5.50 if you want to go again. I'm glad we found Paradise Falls Mini Golf, and I look forward to going back.

My family all decided to head to Pirates Cove to entertain them. We had 9 of us. 3 kids in the…read moregroup who were spending time with their grandparents. We golfed as a big group, trying to rush along so we weren't holding anyone up. At the end of the 17th hole a manager named Andrew (pictured)came up to my 70 plus year old mother and began to scold her and degrade her claiming he ordered her to split the family up to golf. He then also claimed he told all of us to split up at the beginning but that was a lie. No one ever spoke with him and we would have easily complied with such an easy request. The way he spoke to my mother like the way he was did get a reaction out of me to verbally protect her. His behavior was shocking especially at a mini golf place and we told him he was completely treating us horribly. He then kicked us of the course, snatching the golf clubs out of my 9, 13, and 16 year old kids very aggressively. Seemed like pretty aggressive and assaultive behavior towards children. We are in great hopes that Andrew knows he kicked out two military veterans (Vietnam War and Noble Eagle/Enduring Freedom) off the course for a very minor miscommunication from when my 70 year old mom and dad got the clubs and made payment. We are in hopes the owner will make this right with my mother and father who were just trying to spend time with their family.

Water features are not functional. On the hole that has multiple choices for a hole that leads to…read morethe lower level, they have all but 1 blocked off. I spoke to a manager this morning about my concerns and she was rude and insulting towards the customers that go there. She also gave me a story about how none of the issues were the company's fault. She blamed the customers for the problems with the course. For this reason, I will not be visiting any pirates Cove establishment in the future.

Owner does a great job on PA. Equipment is well kept. Kids had a great time... Would certianly…read morereturn and recommend. Some web sites seem to inaccurately reflect distance from Compton, NH. Can not go as "the crow flys".

What do you do when it rains on vacation? Go bowling. Review is only for indoor activities. We have…read moresmall children so we were not able to play laser tag, but it looked like a good set up. The bowling isn't necessarily candle pin. It seemed more like skee ball with bowling pins. So the lanes are small which is hard to see from pictures. $25 for 30 minutes of bowling which our kids really loved. The owner seemed very accommodating and a said he would be expanding indoors next year.

Came here while on vacation when we needed something low-key to do at the end of the day. Happy…read morethey were still open in September. The course is medium in terms of difficulty which was just right for end of day and we enjoyed the variety on the holes. The shade trees and the water features kept things cooler, which we appreciated as well.

So much fun! Good price and kind staff. It's also a shady location which is perfect for hot summer…read moredays in Maine, and is sooooo cute. Definitely recommend!

Walking in feels like accidentally time-traveling into a casino that lost a fight with an arcade…read more Low ceilings? Check. Old carpeting? Absolutely. Dim lighting? You bet--literally. I don't know how to describe it except to say: it's a casino. Plot twist: it's not two levels. It's three. Like a casino lasagna. Every floor is more machines, more blinking lights, and more moments of "wait... where am I?" Yes, you use coins--as it should be. None of this "unlimited play" nonsense. You put in $20, get a pile of coins, and suddenly every game feels meaningful. Even the 80s games cost coins, which honestly just adds to the thrill. Did I expect nostalgia to be free? No. And I respect that. Prize strategy tip: if you want to win big, slot machines are your friends. This place knows what it's doing. Skill, luck, commitment. A journey. We came searching for a game called something like Dragon King? King Dragon? Royal Lizard? Not sure. We never found it. The casino consumed us first. Bonus points: there's free pizza during breaks, which I only discovered because I accidentally started applying for a job there. Competitive wages, paid breaks, flexible schedules. Suddenly the casino is offering real benefits. Final verdict: chaotic, nostalgic, coin-fueled joy. Five stars. No notes. Would I go back? Yes. I think the casino chose me.

Funspot is an absolute blast. So many games and so many memories packed into one place. They've got…read moreeverything--from old consoles and classic arcade games to new stuff that keeps it fresh. Super easy to get tokens too ($20 gets you 110, which lasts a while since old-school games are just 1 token and newer ones run 2-4). I had a great time on Burgertime and pinball--though I wish they had the Addams Family, Millionaire was still a fun one. Beyond the arcade, they've got indoor mini golf, bowling, and even a tavern, so there's something for everyone, kids and adults alike. This place is fantastic and I'll definitely be back. Pro tip: make sure to head across the street to 603 Sweets after--perfect way to end the day.

We arrived at Wicky Ralph's mid afternoon to a packed parking lot! They were having a mini golf…read moretournament. The place was buzzing with good vibes and fun. There were many teams with their fun team shirts and lots of awards being handed out. Though busy, we didn't have to wait at all to order and get our ice creams. They had a variety of flavors. Their cones come on two sizes. I got the one scoop and it was huge. I wouldn't have been able to finish a 2 scoop in one sitting. We also walked around the welcome center, which gave visitors a chance to learn the history behind Grammy Rose's dog rescue. There were some puppies in a fenced in area but none to meet in person. They had just brought some dogs up from down south and they were in quarantine for a bit. The parking area is newly tarred. There are picnic tables and there is a bathroom in the welcome center. Guessing there must be other restrooms available when the center is closed but mini golf and ice cream open. Nice to support a place that provides homes for unwanted dogs.

This mini golf and ice cream place is perfect for families, teens, and grown ups!…read more There is plenty of parking, easy in and out. The ice cream shop has so many flavors, and cone options (see picture) There is a lot of seating, with umbrellas for shade. The mini golf course is an 18 hole course with a mix of challenging and easier holes. The theme is dogs, and many of the dog statues talk and say silly things. It is very cute. The dog statues are not animatronic...nothing creepy here, all cuteness. My family and I play mini golf a lot. This place is one of the nicest, cleanest and cutest mini golf places in Maine. And, the fact that all proceeds benefit the dog rescue is an added bonus. There is very nice landscaping with many flowers around the mini golf course. The trees are not yet mature enough to provide shade, so definitely bring a hat if you go on a sunny day. At the end of course there is a case that shows pictures and profiles of dogs that are available for adoption at Grammy Rose Dog Rescue and Sanctuary. There is a very nice visitor/welcome center in the buildings across from ice cream shop. They have lots of pet related items for sale, gifts, and it looks like this is where the administrative team works. I highly recommend the ice cream and the mini golf course.