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Heisler Cloverleaf Dairy

3.9 (54 reviews)
Closed 4:00 pm - 8:30 PM
Updated 1 month ago

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Helene T.

A ride to Heisler's means you meander through farmland and a landscape similar to that in the opening scene of Last of the Mohicans, appropriate because Heisler's is in Schuylkill County and Schuylkill is a word with Native American and Dutch influences. The creamiest ice cream and the best sundae is a CMP, vanilla ice cream with dollops of Chocolate, Marshmallow and Peanuts. The menu is simple picnic fare: cheeseburgers, chicken fingers, bar-be-que, crinkle French fries, soft pretzels. Super friendly staff! A relaxing atmosphere with yummy food.

Kurt P.

Heisler Cloverleaf Dairy is an affordable family mini golf with landscaping and some interesting holes. This mini golf course is off the beaten path, and it definitely has some potential. There are 2 18 hole courses here along with Ice cream and food, a small game room, a driving range and a large parking. These mini golf courses (there are two) are both very well done; beautifully landscaped and well maintained. Greens are in okay condition some could use a little TLC. The difficulty varies but none of them are so difficult that children can't participate. The lower course has more shady spots than the upper course so that is important to note if you don't like the heat The cost is 7$ for adult and 6$ for kids with no discount for playing both. Of the 2 courses the lower course is the harder of the 2. The Ice cream was good and basic, but it hit the spot on a hot summer day. They also have the typical burger, fries, and chicken fingers type menu. I did not get to try the driving rage or the game room they were both closed when I came. The staff were extremely helpful, explaining the course and providing tips to younger players. The service for the ice cream was also quick. Just a tip this is a cash only establishment so hit up the ATM before coming here. Overall a nice place to go the enjoy spending some time outdoors with some mini golf and ice cream, if you are in the mood for either of those and are in the area I would stop by.

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Christopher C.

Heisler is one of those cool interesting hang out places that rural PA seems to have a lot of. I should amend one thing that when I say rural in that I really, really mean rural. As other Yelpers have mentioned, there ain't jack around the place for miles in any direction. Trees, fields and deer until voila, an opening on both sides of the road and Heisler's appears. On one side of Catawissa Road you have their waffle shop building which is now closed and their driving range which on the day we went was deserted. On the other side of Catawissa you have their two mini golf courses, the gift shop (closed the day we went), the arcade (closed the day we went) and the dairy bar where they serve food & ice cream. I'm sure the food is perfectly fine for a place where everything is fried but we weren't there for that. No, this was mini golf time on both courses with an ice cream chaser at the end. Let's skip ahead to the ice cream. Certainly not the best I've ever had but it is very good and the prices are more than reasonable. They have a stable of thirty plus flavors plus some sherbert and frozen yogurt as well. The flavors with one exception are non-noteworthy as nothing is "out there". The one exception would be Teaberry. That is a PA Dutch favorite which is dying a slow death as it''s progressively harder and harder to find. Teaberry looks like Pepto and tastes like minty Pepto. I hate it but I know plenty of people over a certain age in the area who lose it whenever they see it on a menu or even hear about it. As for the golf, they have two mini golf courses which can both be described as classic putt-putt style. None of the holes have any moving objects but water does play into some of them and overall a few holes in one are very possible. The upper course has a quasi mine theme and the lower course has a ?? theme. If you had to play one I would say pick the lower course as the holes are a bit more challenging and interesting. The upper course is more themed but also far more monotonous. On a brief sidebar, the old lady at the mini golf course is a bit shall we say...intense. Lots of you can't do XXX signs on the windows of the building where you get your clubs and balls. We paid for both courses and when I initially asked if we could get ice cream/a drink in between rounds she frowned at the idea and said that she normally wouldn't allow that but we were "lucky" since no one else was playing she would allow it but not before marking up our score card that we paid for another round as if she would forget about us with all of the non-existent people on the course. She also said that if you wanted to play both courses you could only pay for it in the beginning. If you paid for one and then wanted to play the other course there would be no discount. She would charge full price again. I've played a ton of courses thru out the area and I've never heard of that. That's fucking asinine. That's like a golf course run by The Gestapo. I have never been here on the crazy summer nights that other reviewers talk about but I can imagine what it must be like as the place has a ton of benches/seating and a lot of parking. It's a hell of a hike for us which is why I'm not sure that we'll be back anytime soon but overall Heisler's is a winner that is worth a try if you're in the area. If you go: Their website to a point is useless. While it does list their offerings (food & ice cream menu, mini golf courses, a driving range and an arcade) there is nothing on the site regarding current prices or hours or that they close seasonally or that they're cash only. While they have a FB page it is equally useless (the last post was three months ago) in that it also does not list prices, hours or that they are currently closed for the year. For 2016 mini golf was for one round $6.00 ages 11 and up and $5.00 for ages 3 to 10. To play both courses it was $10 and $8 respectively but don't forget to pay for it in advance as no discount will be given if you change your mind later.

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The grandkids had a good time at the playground and of course the homemade ice cream. We also loved the bottomless fries.

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All around great place to eat and mini golf. Don't forget to visit the driving range.

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This is a place to have delicious ice cream and then play mini golf with an amazing view. I highly recommend it.

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Very good food, but very expensive. Some rude and some nice workers. Would recommend it. But you also have to pay for dipping sauces.

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