We came by this beach twice this week. Although it has tons of seashells all over it is still a…read morenice enough beach. I do recommend wearing water shoes to enjoy the beach. I wasn't a fan of the seaweed all over but the water was nice and warm enough.

This is definitely one of the biggest beaches in the Yarmouth area. There is plenty of parking…read moreprovided, with four roles. Getting to the water is a bit of a walk, but at the same time, great exercise. The view is decent for the most part, I wouldn't consider anything too exciting, except the view out to the west looking towards Point Gammon Lighthouse, which didn't look visible due to the weather. Across the water, you'll see Thacher Town Park Beach, which can't be crossed. One of the entrances has a mini fence on the ground, warning about sandpipers. Be careful while stepping over. There's no doubt I'll make this stop again.

This was the best traditional mini-golf place I have ever been. The theming was awesome, and we…read moreloved the fun pirate facts at each hole. The course itself was tricky, creative, and fun for everyone -- from our 5-year-old to the grandparents. We enjoyed our first round so much, we came back to play the second course! It was a bit busy during our first visit (around 1pm Friday), so we had to wait a bit at each hole -- but honestly, we didn't mind. It gave us time to chat and soak in all the fun details. If you're only going to play one mini golf course on the Cape, make it this one!

Nice place. They have 2 different paths you can take. The tell you one has more steps than the…read moreother. I would also say that the flatter course had more shade which is how we decided to do that one. Cute and fun. Fair price.

Well it has been almost 10 years since I reviewed this place, so I will update my review. It is…read morestill a go to of mine for mini golf, go carts and arcade. The batting cages have been broken for years now and are probably never going to return, but aside from that it is still a wonderful entertainment place. I played mini golf there yesterday and went to the arcade and it is still awesome. The golf lines were long, but they informed us of this and we decided to do it anyway. Great 18 hole course. Golf driving range in wonderful. Great all around place, still.

Skull Island was a fun stop for mini golf. The course itself was well-designed -- challenging…read moreenough to keep it interesting, and enjoyable for both kids and adults. It was pretty crowded when we went (Friday afternoon in the summer), so there was a wait at almost every hole, which made the pace a bit slow. It didn't ruin the experience, but it did make it feel a bit drawn out. The price is definitely on the higher side compared to other mini golf spots in the area. Overall, we had a good time, but not sure it'd be our first choice if we were looking to play again.