I was kinda skeptical because it is on the expensive side for mini golf, but this was amazing! Such…read morea well throughout course. There are ADA accessible holes. There are fun facts about Switzerland all around. The course is beautiful and well maintained. Only thing I would change would be to add more fans/shaded areas. We did go on a pretty hot day, and the fans/shaded areas they already have helped a lot but some more would be appreciated!

This mini golf course is truly unique from many other courses I have visited. Matterhorn Mini Golf…read moreoffers a fun and challenging experience for all visitors, every hole felt extremely unique and original, I didn't feel like any hole was basic and every hole felt fresh. Additionally, Matterhorn Mini Golf does not only offer cool and unique decorations such as animals and mini ponds, but has a unique theme of Switzerland. Plus, throughout the course, there are many interesting fun facts and on the last hole there is a tip. Overall, Matterhorn Mini Golf is a great experience and very unique mini golf course that truly feels different from other courses.

The food was delicious! However we paid like 23 bucks each for a drink, burger, and fries. Kind of…read morelike this everywhere but seemed like a lot. The scenery is beautiful however, the golf course itself was simple. I was hoping for a more challenging course. Overall we had fun and would go back

Recently attended a work event at Hidden Valley Mini Golf and it was very fun. Hit it right in time…read morebefore school let out but it was definitely a good crowd of regular patrons along with us. 18 holes, while you can tell it's been around for quite some time, beautiful scenery and nicely kept grounds. All the employees we encountered were very friendly. After a round, we dined downstairs in their outdoor space and the food was pretty good. Different lunch options and I tried the blackened Mahi Mahi sandwich which came with two thick pieces of fish, along with onion rings. They also have an ice cream place connected. Would definitely return.

Great ice cream and great mini golf make for a great time! The service was fast and friendly. The…read moreambiance is one of a kind because you have the beautiful river in the background and the weather was perfect today. They have the most adorable mini cone of ice cream for only .50 cents and I think is the cutest! Of course they have other sizes and plenty of flavors. We opted for Rainbow Sherbet, Cookie Monster Mash and Coconut Almond Bar I believe was called. All 3, very good choices!

Excellent coarse. Mostly hard for beginners. But fun. Ice cream is delicious. Must tryread more

I take my toddler to the playground here fairly often. The whole playground is fenced in. It has 2…read moremain playscapes, one for toddlers and preschoolers and another for older kids. My toddler loves the smaller playscape. There are a few slides and plenty of different ladders and stairs to climb. BEWARE- after a good rain the area around this climber is a giant puddle. There's a slide that goes right into the middle of it. We avoid this park after a rainstorm for this reason. The larger playscape seems pretty fun. My toddler still climbs on it when it's not too crowded. It has a lot of ramps and some fun slides. I climb with him or stay close by because there are some openings to climbing structures he cannot navigate that are pretty high up. There are also swings (including baby swings), covered picnic tables, a sand/ digging area, and some outdoor musical instruments inside the fence.

This is a great little park for an afternoon excursion with kids. In addition to the playing…read morefields, there are lighted tennis and basketball courts for evening play. We went with our 2yr old to check out the play area. It is very well done and arranged. It is ADA compatible which in addition to being accepting to everyone makes being a parent easier, ease of access to high areas. My daughter loved the slide that was essentially a string of rolling pins. The only slide of its design I've come across. There are plenty of swings and there is a nice covered area with picnic tables. It is completely enclosed and gated, so it takes a bit for the little ones to get away! Always a plus. In the play area there is a sand box with some shovels, the sand is pretty well used at this point and isn't all that soft but it's useable. There is also a really fun little pipe instrument setup with the gates. If you venture across the street there is some hiking trails in the woods, nothing overly long or daunting but it was nice for a stroll in the woods with the baby and the the dog.

We visited recently just to walk the trails and have a picnic. It is quite a marvelous property…read morewith an interesting history. Unfortunately it is only marginally kept up. No surprise as it would require a LOT of manual labor to put the whole farm into very good shape.

Such a peaceful place to step back; stroll, look, quietly listen, and relax. Well maintained by…read morestaff, 4H volunteers, Scouts troops.

This place was wonderful! I called ahead on a Saturday night and explained we were on the way…read more.. but asked if there *might* be any lanes available. I talked to the owner and he said he had one freeing up in 10 minutes. When I got there, it was ready for us. We played 5 rounds and the ambiance was lovely. I messed up the scoring at one point and they were able to help me out! I appreciated that there weren't many tv screens and that the price was so reasonable. I enjoyed the company of the person I was there with... pricing was super fair... and I would 10,000% be back! Thank you.

Nothing like bowling! And nothing like road trip bowling!…read moreSpur of the moment typing "bowling" into point of interest into the GPS had us pulling up infront of Wolcott Lanes. 3 rounds of bowling for under $30......nothing beats that. Nothing like bowling!

What a great time my daughter and I had at the Food Festival!! The Food Festival was at Woodtick…read moreRecreation Park and the park is beautiful. The Food Festival was filled with eating contest, rides, and just great people. The only con I would say is that most of the food from the food trucks were redundant so my daughter and I tried to go to food trucks that served foods we haven't eaten before. As for the food trucks I would have to go with three stars. Although the Food Festival was a big hit some of the food missed the mark.

A nice open park with a softball field, football field, playground, and a brick building in the…read moreback. Based on Dan R.'s review, they do demo fires in that building for the firefighters to train with, cool! The next cool thing is, it connects to the Farmington Trail. This is a good spot to park your vehicle and go walking/biking on that trail. The playground was in good shape and it had swings, slides, ladders, etc. My toddler approves. I saw plenty of people walking their dogs. I did see dog poop near the softball field after my toddler stepped on it (Please clean up after your pets people). There were plenty of parking, bleachers, a bench, and a picnic table near the softball field. There were two benches near the playground. You can see the Hublein Tower from this park clear as day. Overall, a peaceful and lovely park that I discovered through Yelp; got to enjoy it on a warm (57 degrees) February day.

"Fightin' fire with fire 365 degrees…read moreBurning down the house" (The Talking Heads) You'll see many things within Weatogue Park's eight acres. Two soccer fields, a football field, softball field, a small playground, a stash of outdoor lighting fixtures for night games, and a cut-through to a very nice Rails to Trails path. But maybe the coolest thing of all is a masonry building behind the fire station. You see, it gets set on fire several times a year for Fire Department training. Now that's something you sure don't see very often. There was no fire going on today, but we did see a few families using the playgrounds for their little ones. Over the years, we've seen the sports fields busy with youth teams and adult softball games. There's also a very funny sign urging dog walkers to clean up their Poochie's mess because "there is no Poop Fairy". We used the park's cut through to access the Rails to Trails path and walked over to Deer Park Road and back. What a fantastic town park to enjoy!