Very cheap and good mini gold course, good price for good quality. I would recommend this mini golf…read morecourse to anyone.

This is a really cool miniature golf course with a coal mining theme. The course has a good mix of…read moreeasy to difficult holes. There are informational postings as you work your way through the course to learn about the coal mining process if that js of interest to you. Even if it is not, it's just a cool course to play. The cost is very reasonable for the length of time the course takes. We have been back multiple times and it is still worth it.

This is a wonderful mini golf course. You can see it from the highway, (and the highway from it)…read morebut it's actually still a bit tucked away in the way it feels and the roads to get there. This is a very well thought out course, with actually pieces from coal mines incorporated into it. The holes are challenging and enjoyable. The facility also has batting cages, a disc golf course, virtual motion rides, a snack bar, and a coal mining museum. There are a lot of photo opportunities, and you can learn a lot during your visit, too. Pricing was extremely reasonable, and the people working there were knowledgeable and pleasant.

Oh...this is a must go see and try putt putt place. We loved it! The best mini golf facilities we…read morehave played. Well maintained and a great challenge. The owner is just as nice as can be. Get the family out and play a couple rounds. This course has a Par 5 and a few Par 4's. No gimme putts! Small game room for the kids. Highly highly recommend!!!

Nice putt putt place. Older but well maintained and pleasant -- interesting holes, nice shade and…read morefeatures. Fun game room for the kids too.

We visited Hocking Hills Mini Golf during the off season (early spring), so no one was physically…read morethere. But there was a cash box and a note that said to pay on the honor system. So we did, and we grabbed some golf clubs and some golf balls that were sitting nicely outside. It was all very quaint and small-town Midwestern, and I'm glad that the owners provided this option, instead of just being closed, because my children really wanted to play mini golf. This putt-putt course is nice because it's wheelchair friendly, and it's landscaped with beautiful foliage. It was pretty clean and tidy, considering no one was there to man it. The course has a little pond that was empty when we visited, but I imagine it's filled during the summer when there are more people visiting. This is a nice place to play a game of putt-putt -- no frills, but when you have young kids, they just want a club and a ball, and a few holes to hit into. You'll find that here. Hocking Hills Mini Golf is located in a big shopping center that has antique stores, a boot store and an ice cream parlor that's open in the summer. I think most of these stores are seasonal, so don't get your hopes up for ice cream if you visit during the winter or early spring, like we did.

Went there after 6 pm. 7$ per adult for unlimited play. This was an honor system pay. Place your…read moremoney in the box and grab your clubs and ball. The course/holes could use some updating as there were many tears in the turf in various spots on the holes.

It's small, but 14 holes and just the right length of play. Clean and had nice black light art and…read moreastronauts.

From the owner: We are a Family Owned Business that opened a fun place for…read more families and friends to play mini golf indoors. We have a space themed Glow in the Dark Theme!

This course is very hilly, which makes it fantastic! There are also plenty of water traps (and…read morewater falls) but the bumpy terrain was definitely the highlight. We earned some of the highest scores we've ever gotten with mini golf, but also had a great time acquiring those awful numbers. There's a practice green and there are (removable) flags in the holes. There are also plenty of nets to retrieve balls from the water. There are a few sets of stairs, too. So this course isn't for everyone. It's a beautiful facility. The location is very close to the interstate, but when you're there, it sort of feels like the middle of nowhere.

This venue is ideal for practicing golf swings and spending time with the family at the revamped…read moremini golf course. You can also unwind with a drink and a meal at the bar restaurant. The staff provides exceptional hospitality.

Family event to the Putt putt. Course was very well maintained and just difficult enough to be fun…read more One of our party had a hole in one! That made the competition that much more fun! There was one hole that had a large crevice between the green and the obstacle. It was a bummer that our ball got stuck. It was also a little weird that the last hole didn't keep the ball. When we took our balls and putters back they told us to put them back in the basket. I thought that was odd that they didn't clean the items before the next use. We saw them washing the balls from the driving range but not the putt putt.

It's not easy to find a convenient practice range. Located just off 16 in Granville, you can park…read morevery close and there's plenty of room with decent mats to hit from. Prices are reasonable. Only negative was no putting practice green.

This place is awesome. Did tent camping and bounce house with the kiddo, who absolutely loved it…read more River is not really accessible from the sites themselves because of the steep grade, but that didn't bother us. We did not visit the "beach" because it was fairly brisk. Came mid week after a rain and it was nice and quiet. There is a small playground and each site has a picnic table and fire ring (no cooking grate). Staff is amazing - kind and attentive. Definitely coming back.

This was our first time camping at this site. The facility is excellent, with plenty of available…read morespots, all of which are electric. We had booked for two nights. The staff was helpful, providing us with benches, fire pits, and trash collection services. There are about six bathrooms on-site, which also have shower facilities. However, on our second night, the campsite was fully occupied, making it difficult to use the restrooms as they were often in use. Many people took long showers without considering others. By the end of the night, the bathrooms were very dirty, the toilets were clogged, and there was no hand soap left.