It's a nice place, very friendly owner. Course is not THAT challenging but enough to make it fun…read more It's all shaded and is a little up hill from hole to hole but they have a nice concrete walk to make it easy. No lights so it's ok my open 11-8 .

Such a nice course and delicious shaved ice too!!! Definitely will go back!!!! Sort of hidden but…read moreworth looking. The young lady running the office is a gem too.

Had a really nice time at this super family friendly environment. They have quant mini golf,…read moretractor rides and more. The staff is kind and everything is so nice and clean. Lots for kids to do and super wide open. There are great deals for fun events and good food options. Worth giving it a shot.

The original mini golf course has some steep drop offs with…read moreno railings when we were there. My husband had to be taken by ambulance for treatment after a serious fall. When they say play at your own risk they mean it. Please be very careful playing there.

Fun and entertaining mini golf ! We loved the golf course and there were nice challenges. We played…read morein a big group during our Saturday afternoon. It was a great family experience. They also have snacks slushies and ice cream and drinks in the office. My kid liked the cherry slushy.

great well maintained course, very affordable, super friendly staff, excellent homemade ice cream…read moreand slushies! so much fun!!! this will be our mini golf spot from now on!!

Absolutely love this place. We travel the country playing mini golf and this place is worth the…read moredrive

We discovered this place after a hike at Chimney Rock but couldn't tell if they were open or not,…read moreluckily after walking around we were able to get in a round. It's $10/per adult for 18 holes. If you want to drink, they sell alcohol. The course was a little dirty and basic but we always love playing mini golf.

Really interesting place. Each hole is unique and custom made. The staff was friendly and we had…read morefun. I hope the owner puts down some runners to connect the holes, but adds his creativity and artistry to them.

Very unique and different mini golf. Each of the 18 holes…read morerepresent something in the area. The staff was very kind. Would highly recommend this place for something fun to do. Great prices also was $12 a person for a round of mini golf. Food and drink prices very cheap too!

We had a good time today with this putt putt course. It definitely has seen some better days, but…read morefor the price was still a good time!

Good- they have nice landscaping, flowers, and friendly staff…read more Bad- half the holes are on an extremely mildew, blackened mat. Some have been updated but many have not been. The putters and balls also seem like they've seen better days and new was a long time ago. Layout is pretty easy, and a nice waterfall on the property, but not quite the value for the piece.

Great family-friendly entertainment! Two 18 hole miniature golf courses and a game room with old…read morefavorites. Visit WILKESBORO Mini-Golf & Games Facebook page for more info & pics.

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Fabulous mini golf course! We had so much fun together and the holes had cute designs and…read morechallenges. We played when it opened and it was less crowded. Fun times! The flowers were beautiful and my kid had a blast!

10-5-24 Was visiting…read moreHendersonville and the place where we are staying one of the locals said this was free today only. So we went up the mountain to Jump Off Rock and came here after. It was better than expected as Hurricane Helene was kind and this place appeared to have little to no damage. We got our clubs and balls and was offered any refreshments at no cost as well. I loved the course and it featured the attractions of the area. Hubby was very competitive I think we tied but he said he won by 1 stroke. Lol let's see how we do next time.

We went to play mini golf for Memorial Day. The owner is very nice. Multiple different sizes of…read moreclubs for height for all ages. Various colors of balls to choose from to mark your player. Score book and pencil given before you start for your game. 3 and under are free. Drinks and slushies sold at entrance. The first hole is a practice hole. 18 holes to go after that. We had such a fun time! I would say some are a little challenging. None of us made a hole in one until the end. Rock wall climbing is only $3. I did not throw any axes but that looked like it could be exhilarating too. I did inquire about birthdays and they said there are different packages that range for each number of invites of children who want to golf. All in all everything sounded very affordable and accommodating, even for big families. There is a small playground also to the side with a slide for younger children.

Fun, family friendly atmosphere. We've been twice in the 2 years since we moved to Mooresville.read more

We had such a great time and ended up picking up the base ticket that includes: Gravitational…read moreAnomaly, Hall of Mystery, Bubblerama, Native American Artifacts, 2903 Dougherty House & Farmyard, Rodeo Rampage Bull Ride Challenge. It is a really cool place to visit, walking in that gravitational anomaly room is the weirdest sensation I've ever felt, but it is something cool to experience. In the hall of mystery, we literally let our inner child just wander around. And sadly we weren't able to do the bull ride, because of timing. For sure it is a place where you can spend your day in there. They're very hospitable and our tour guide was very funny.

A pretty fun straightforward diversion good for rounding out an afternoon in Blowing Rock. I ended…read moreup coming here on a day trip weekend getaway. I'm originally from Michigan and grew up pretty close to the Mystery Spot in the Upper Peninsula, so I was somewhat familiar with this sort of place. I ended up checking out the "gravitational anomaly" room along with the "Hall of Mysteries" but none of the other stuff. There was also Axe Throwing and some sort of Native American History Museum but didn't see those as I was somewhat pressed for time. There was also somewhat randomly a huge obscure soda collection which was kind of cool. And they also had Vernors which as a former Michigander I appreciated. The "gravitational anomaly " room was pretty cool and is obviously the main focus of this place. There were a few demonstrative tools like a water flow demonstration, a rubber ball on a track that apparently defies gravity and a swingset. The room itself isn't too large and those three things were the only "tools" in there but goofing around in the room on your own is plenty entertaining as you can see from the attached pictures. Beyond that the "Hall of Mysteries" was basically a small section of optical illusions and science demonstrations which was interesting enough but something probably more interesting to and suited to kids. Overall the place is cool but kind of feels like it doesn't know what it's trying to be beyond the "gravity room" and feels like it could use a little update and some more focused development/presentation. If you haven't been before it's probably worth experiencing at least once if you're going to be in the area and have time for it. They also have a Zoltar machine, which is always a plus in my book.