The mini-golf was okay. Definitely need to replace the "greens" on a few holes though. We stopped…read morehere because Pirate's Cove and Red Putter were packed. So I guess you could say the best part of the place is that it wasn't as busy as the other 2 nearby competitors. They also have go-karts, batting cages, etc which we did not try.

The attendant was rude and dismissive. The carts were run down and felt unsafe. The double cart had…read moregarbage bags tapped to the seats and the seat was wet but they would not offer us a different one. The attendant made rude comments and was unkind to the kids. This place is disappointing and clearly they do not care about making an impression or generating return customers. Never going back, and encourage others to avoid this place. This is not nostalgia it's a dump preying on tourists. Save your money, it's overpriced for what you get anyway.

100/10 recommend a stop here with your littles if you're in Door County! You can tell a lot of love…read moreand care goes into their operation here. I love that they emphasize this is not a petting farm; there is a lot of pride taken in giving these animals a dignified and happy life. We purchased a feed bucket with grain and carrots and fed the donkeys/horse and goats which our toddlers loved. We then headed over to the play area where they have oodles of imaginative play spaces setup with a little village that included a restaurant/vet/town store and then there's a barn and little house with tons of stuff inside of them for the kids to enjoy. There's also little tractors and tricycles for the kids to ride, push mowers, rocking horses. Tons of spots for adults to sit while the kids play (in shade too). They also have a very cute out house with a nice potty AND changing table with a real sink which is such a nice touch for families. Staff was fantastic and the price is so reasonable for all you get. We will absolutely be back!

We visited Plum Loco over Labor Day Weekend, and our 1.5 year old had a ball! The animals were…read morefriendly and looked well taken care of and the staff was friendly and enthusiastic. When you buy the animal feed they tell you to go straight to the animals otherwise you'll get stuck in the play town forever. That was great advice as after we were done feeding the animals our kiddo was in heaven checking out the mini diner, grocery store, vet and more, riding on the child sized tractors and generally just having a ball. It was a great time, the perfect place to Brinn a picnic lunch & enjoy as the kids play. We will be back for sure!

Had a great day on the course with family and friends. Great course, great value and super friendly…read morestaff. Highly recommend!!

Played here twice last week with mixed results. The first thing that pissed me off is how long it…read moretook the elderly gentleman behind the counter in the clubhouse to ring up seven individuals all paying with credit cards. The it seemed like an incredible inconvenience to get a hot dog. Then out on the course do not expect to find your ball if it is even a foot off of the "fairway" Most of the "fairway" is just mown grass/ant hills/dirt. The greens are pretty good thought. The back 9 is also pretty easy, which for amateur players like myself is good. I also came the closest to a hole-in-one on 16 - 2 feet & then drained the put. All this after a case of beer. Hooray BEER!

This is a great place to take family and friends to not only venture down into a mine but to hear…read morethe history and stories of when the mine was open and running. After taking the train ride into the mine a guide will lead you thru the mine. Im 63 and always take first timers to the UP to the Iron Mine. I probably have been through this mine 30plus times. I feel I could be a guide since I can practically recite what they tell you. LOL Don't miss a chance to tour this mine. P.S. A word of caution don't wear new shoes. Weat an old beat up pair. There is moisture on the walking path and with all the iron in the soil your shoes will become a rusty rea color,.

Must see! Great history lesson and fabulous tour. Make sure you bring a sweatshirt or coat if you…read moredon't like the cold, it's 42 degrees in the mine.

I'll be honest, we came here with pretty low expectations, and five kids nearly all under ten, and…read moreI can confidently say that Bay Beach exceeded them with flying colors! First off, the nostalgia of 25¢ tickets is an absolute delight. Yes, rides "cost" varying amounts of tickets but it's not price-gouged at all. The rides themselves are what you'd find when the traveling carnival comes to your town. However, the stand out is the Zippin' Pippin' rollercoaster. Sure, it isn't a massive thing but it is a solid ride for what it is. If you like wooden coasters, or any coasters, you're going to enjoy this one. The rest of the rides are a mix of new and old but all seem to be well maintained and the staff is friendly to the kiddos. If you find yourself near, stop in! It is absolutely worth half a day if your time!

Went with the kids for the first time and had a blast! The rides are geared towards kids, with a…read moregood portion for toddlers. The prices are unbeatable at 25 cents to a dollar per person per ride. Even the giant ice cream cones are super affordable. Most rides had little to no wait, except for the giant Ferris Wheel and train. The biggest surprise was the food stand had an allergy menu with quick info on ingredients. Most restaurants don't even offer that, so major kudos to the staff for thinking of this. This is easily a must-do family stop when in Green Bay and I hope it continues for future generations.

Workers don't care (high school kids), walked past spilled food/water multiple times and I guess…read moredogs are allowed? Now, I'm a dog lover but imo there is a time & place & it just didn't seem super sanitary to me. Definitely NOT service dogs btw. Kids love it, but I'll probably try to push them toward Altitude or something similar rather than here. Kids *could* also technically walk out by themselves, while other venues have a locking gate. About as expensive as any other place. Great for older kids, I suppose, but for my younger ones I'd rather go someplace else

Going here honestly isn't worth it compared to other trampoline parks in this area. This place is…read moreextremely overpriced if you plan on going with multiple other people and the staff here are not any better. They're young (no problem with that) but impatient. If you do not already know what to do, most give you disappointed looks. Me and three other people were simply just trying to find a place to go and we would get told there wasn't enough space while they'd let people in even bigger groups go before us. It seemed like a group of their friends had come over later in the night and the employees allowed them to repeatedly break rules all while simply just walking around and leaving another person to do the work themselves (creating bigger lines and groups of people in the way). When we were finally off a ride, they closed off the entrance but let other people inside. If we created any problems, nobody communicated that with us which is very sad because even us younger people recognized the unfair treatment and correct way to approach it. We didn't talk loudly like other people in front of us who were older and yelling to each other, we didn't do things unsafely, and we didn't bother the employees from the start. We stopped jumping for a few seconds when we got in and an employee already came, told us to leave, and then bumped into me as I went back around?? If I had such expectations on others then I'd expect the employees to live by them as well and not treat others differently simply by the way that they look. Paid over $130 . There was just about one employee who was kind enough to explain or listen to others compared to the rest. I know going to every place isn't always going to be the best, but I expected better.

It's rare to find a park on a long drive that has a little bit of everything and isn't packed…read more Stronach Park is bright and colorful and caught my kids' attentions right away. There's some newer and older play equipment and a vault toilet, which did have toilet paper to our surprise and hand sanitizer. Thanks for giving us a reprieve on our road trip!

Everytime I take my children to play here they get sick from something or another. Machines should…read morebe wiped down along with equipment.

I really love taking my boys to Badger Sports Park. The only…read moreproblem is we cant go very often because you need a small loan to spend any length of time there. Today with the help of a Groupon, the kids were able to do more than they are normally allowed to do. They bowled, had a few turns on the laser maze and jumped in the inflatables. The laser maze and bowling get zero complaints from me. However, The inflatables gets 1 star- the inflatables themselves are great, but... The absolutely ridiculous turf, they stupidly put down in a children's play area.... I cant even! There are these black pellets all over the place "for your comfort and safety" Let me tell you my child's bloody murder screams from the pellet in his eye, that refused to come out, and the over 15 minutes he spent crying in pain on the bathroom floor, to his now probably scratched cornea... safety and comfort are not exactly the words that crossed my mind. There were a lot of swear words that did, however. This definitely ruined my son's fun. I really do not understand the point of this material being added. It is definitely not safe. I will not be back (for the inflatables) for this reason specifically. I would also recommend parents go to other inflatable entertainment facilities we have in the area. Everything here is pretty costly. As a parent I cant afford to bring my kids here often. But they do have fun when they go. I also feel like I just gave them a gambling addiction from the crane games. That's where is starts, folks.... JUST ONE MORE TIME...I ALMOST HAD IT.....

How have I never reviewed "pirate golf"?! We played here as kids when we'd come on family…read morevacations, and always had fun. We played a round on a recent trip here, and somehow our middle aged selves did much better than our tween to teen selves...either we acquired more mini golf skill over the years or the holes are easier...I'll go with the former! We had fun and enjoyed the nostalgia. This course does involve some stairs, so not an accessible course for anyone with mobility challenges. Pro tip...there is a hole where your ball can roll right off the edge into the water..,if it does that you'll need to walk back to the shop to get a new ball...there is no net or anything to catch the balls at the end of the little stream....so....have a buddy stand there to grab your ball out of the water quickly before it hits the big pond...part of the "adventure"!

I love an opportunity for putt-putt on any vacation. Our recent trip to Door County was no…read moreexception. We actually tried to go to a non-chain spot but alas, they were cash only and we didn't have cash. So, off to Pirate's Cove we went. What's not to love? Pirate's Cove offers a fun, challenging, and well maintained miniature golf course. We were there on a Friday and it was busy but not annoyingly so. We had to wait a short time at each hole for the folks in front of us (as did the folks behind us). But, again, nothing too lengthy and overall everything flowed rather well. The prices are pretty average in my experience and the service was friendly. Get to it!