This was a cute little mini golf location that my husband and I decided to partake in during date…read moreday. We haven't been mini golfing in probably 7 years, and why we randomly suggested mini golf is unknown to me but regardless, this place was exactly was it claimed to be... it's mini golf. You get bored of the game itself by hole 10 but keep trucking along and then accuse your husband of falsely tallying up the scores in his favor (okay, fine, he didnt). This place would be great for kids, the scenery is cute... I hope the pilot survived that plane crash, though.

So, after a lovely dinner we drove to the mini-golf location. Plenty of parking. small Hippo in…read morethe parking lot to get a selfie. I was already sold on the place. Then we started to play. Realized it was very well maintained. Loved the motif and the piped in noise. It was a lot of fun. It is clear they made an investment to keep the carpets in fine shape. All the putters were pristine. Do not be surprised with the complexity of the early holes-- like most places the tougher challenges are mid-course. The surroundings kept the playing fun and the time spent was memorable. Planning to practice before returning.

A very cute, fun, and well maintained mini golf course. Overall very well suited challenge wise to…read morefamilies plus (my favorite) a wide array of golf ball colors! At the end, you can feed the koi fish too! Highly recommend for all families.

They only take cash and they are very eager to direct you to their ATM. But the course was in good…read morecondition.

"As I walk through the putt putt on the Cape of Cod, I take…read morea look at the whale, and upon the fine course I trod. And that's just perfect for a putter like me, Cuz I like a place where replays are free... I hit birdies once or twice, Putting in a putter's paradise. My vacation was so nice, Putting in a putter's paradise."

I would not recommend going for ice cream here. Really expensive for much smaller portions than…read moreother local ice cream shops. Every topping is an additional .99¢, and you get very little of whatever the topping is (for dry toppings at least). We all got like 12 sprinkles on our ice creams and it cost a dollar extra each. $23 for 3 ice creams that were somehow not that enjoyable. I don't think I've ever had bad ice cream before. We usually love Giffords but all of our ice cream was freezer burned and tasteless. Either the freezers are constantly left open, tubs are not getting scraped regularly, or the older tubs arent getting replaced when they should've been. It was strange. The place was clean, but the vibe was off unfortunately.

It's a good value I guess. $10 for each person and you get to go around quite a few times. The real…read moredownside is simply that it's one big circle, so it gets pretty boring after the first few laps. Is it worth the $10 to try it? Sure. Is it worth more than that to do it multiple times? Nope. This, the 3 star review.

Great go cart place in Dennis, on 28. Nice track. My son loved it. First go cart ride by himself…read more Great employees. Fun time. Very accommodating. Gocarts go fast and off road, tire borders.

This is another go-to stop when visiting Cape Cod every year. The review is going toward the…read moremini-golfing. There are 18 holes in this location and the layout is pretty decent. I've noticed some major upgrades that have been made since we returned this year. Different obstacles have been put in place, which gives a different variety. I'm big with variety, as I do like changes to an extent. Every hole I have no problem with, but the last hole, take caution. There are steps that lead up to this hole, and when coming down, there are is a little step you have to take before reaching the stairs climbing down. It's a trip hazard and something needs to be done about it to level it straight. Other than that, it's a fun mini golf course.

So do you understand the principle of quantum superposition? It's like if you are going to enter a…read moreroom and you don't know if the lights are on or off - but there is an even chance either way - so your knowledge of the state of the lights is a function: 1/2 on + 1/2 off. And yes I know that isn't normalized but let it alone. This place is like that. The mini-golf is great, super fun course with a loop-de-loop. But then the food situation is complicated - some years they have it and some years they don't. And you never know. And when they have it it's great. But when they don't it's sad and you are disappointed but you still like the mini-golf. Add in that the bar may or may not be there and if it is it may or may not be open and the wave function of you chance of happiness here looks something like this: 1/4(+golf+food+bar)+ 1/4(+golf+food~bar)+ 1/4(+golf-food +bar)+ 1/4(+golf- food-bar) Again not normalized but whatever. So there it is, this place exists in a quantum superposition. Of true awesomeness and partial sadness and like in life you never know what you are going to get. So enjoy the randomness and ride the wave-function, dude, if life were certain we'd all be as bored as laplace's demon. But bring peanut butter and jelly sandwiches just in case. Five stars.

Took the granddaughters as they opened in the morning (twins are 5, sisters 3 1/2). Perfect way to…read morestart their day with no crowds. A nice mini golf with pretty plantings. Will do go-carts when they get older! Simpler than Pirate's Cove but was ideal for their young ages!

Great course, nice flowers and clean greens. Although, don't go at night unless you want to be…read moreeaten up by mosquitoes! They were everywhere! But overall a good experience.

Hand down the best highlight during our stay on the Cape. The whole family enjoyed it and the staff…read morewas great. Looking forward to returning every year!

The staff were friendly and informative. The experience was challenging and supportive if needed…read more The props made the experience authentic and fun. Great thing to do with your family on a cold winter night!

I contacted Sand n Surf because I had bought a couple of Polywood rockers st Costco that I had a…read morevery difficult time putting together and saw that they were a local dealer. I explained my problem to Joanne and she said bring them in and we'll see if we can help. This was very generous of her since they had been purchased elsewhere. I ended up returning them to Costco instead and stopping at Sand n Surf and bought the same rockers from them for almost the same price, but fully assembled. They had to put them together for me and called me the next day, and said they were ready for pick up. This place appears to be a little hole in the wall that sells all sorts of touristy type goods, but they also do a great business as Polywood retailer. Super nice folks and extremely accommodating.

I have been wanting some Adirondack chairs and accompanying footstools for awhile. This year, I…read morebegan researching them. I wanted a particular design of Adirondack chair that I knew to be more comfortable. While they all look very similar there are differences in both the way the back slats are fanned out as well as how the seat is constructed. I ultimately opted against natural wood because they deteriorate more easily and shouldn't be left outside all year in our New England climate..those would pose a winter storage problem for us too. I learned that Polywood is a good choice in terms of comfort and durability. Unless you want your Adirondack chairs in a natural wood, the Plywood chairs come in a variety of colors which do not fade. We opted for a forest green which fits in nicely with the woodsiness of our property We have other outdoor furniture but I had a specific corner in mind where I envisioned two Adirondack chairs and footstools in a reading or conversation corner in our pool area. Sand 'N" Sun about an hour drive south of us at the mouth of Cape Cod had a great selection of Polywood Adirondack chairs. We were helped over the phone initially by Xerxes, the owner. He was helpful, knowledgeable and pleasant to work with. We had also ordered a very large patio umbrella to replace the one we have used for years over our outdoor dining table. This one is absolutely gigantic and provides greater sunshade over the table. Once we got to the store, everything we had ordered was ready and waiting for us. Xerxes and all the staff we encountered were very friendly and helpful. In hindsight, I don't know of this store carries Adirondack chair seat cushions or not. They are not entirely necessary but I had ordered some from L.L. Bean and are awaiting their arrival. The pool and patio store is actually part of an entire grouping of businesses all owned by Xerxes and family. So on the same stretch, there is also a huge gift shop....the kind everyone has seen in any tourist or beach town in America. This one was rather large with the usual assortment of t-shirts, sweatshirts, beach towels, hats, magnets, beverage glasses, all emblazoned with Cape Cod logos. There is also a soft-serve ice cream place on site along with an 18-hole miniature golf course. (I just may be the only American who has never played miniature golf and has no interest in doing so). Although it may seem like a random assortment of businesses, everything sold here is of a summer-seasonal nature. We had a pleasant and productive experience with this business. We have a pickup truck so were able to take the chairs and umbrella home with us. I am assuming Sand N Surf will deliver but we did not check out that option.