Nice staff, great drink options, and a clean course. My husband and I had a great time!read more

Gregor MacGregor's was such fun! We visited while my brother-in-law and sister-in-law were in town…read more We arrived late afternoon on a Sunday and they weren't busy at all. We all ordered a cocktail. I had a mojito which was tasty. I thought the landscaping was pretty and the grounds were well kept. Great for couples, kids and small groups!

Played here many times - now in its 35 year! Holes can be challenging / kinda creative. But…read morethey just don't take care of the place very well. Bricks are out of place, rotting railings, water spilling out onto the holes etc. perhaps the turf has been replaced over the past two years or so. If someone who worked there took 30 minutes to blow off the holes with a leaf blower at the start of the day, you would not have so much mulch, leaves and other "challenges" to get your ball in the hole. Has ice cream and slushes for sale at the end of the round.

Fun (inexpensive) "19" hole mini golf course A little worn…read morebut lots of good fun Not a wheelchair friendly area. Lots of ups and downs (but this makes for some unique and interesting golf holes.

Very well maintained 9 hole mini golf course tucked into this little corner lot. Just challenging…read moreenough to make it interesting, we all enjoyed our time putting.

Still loving this place! The people are so nice and we are VERY happy they survived the pandemic…read more Fun and relaxed place for family night mini golf.

This place is Just Ok. It's nothing special to say the least. The course offers nothing special…read morebesides being an easily accessible mini-golf course. We had some laughs and had some frustrations. One hole blocked off the "hole in one" option which left a lot to be desired. The staff was friendly. In a pinch, we'd play this course again but given other options, we'll go elsewhere first.

There's not much for miniature golf in Jacksonville so when driving 40 minutes to Amelia Island,…read moreI'd hope for a more vivid miniature golf course. Like the other resort offerings, this experience was dull. It's nice there are other games the kids can enjoy and that they can play unlimited. Just green and holes, no fun traditional decor. Also if hungry for a bite, the restaurant nearby had horrible ratings so we went to just eat at Harris Teeter.

We went for the putt putt and the staff working the ticket line could not have been nicer. Wish I…read morewould have gotten his name- young guy, shaggy dark hair, hat and glasses. Someone raised him right. It's unusual to see young people with great social and customer service skills. He was so patient with my elderly parents when their cards didn't want to run. The course was very clean, and had the perfect amount of shade. Highly recommend.

Playing miniature golf at Neptune fun zone pool gave us an opportunity to take a break from a…read moreheavily scheduled sightseeing tour. Family activity. It was a fun family activity. The course was well laid out and maintained . The course is right by both the lighthouse and the ocean, so there is a great view. It was a challenging course in a good way; other courses we've played are far more obvious as far as the slope. This one was somewhat deceptive and made it more fun to play. It was a great afternoon and we highly recommend it.

We had such a fun time playing mini golf here! There's a cute little gift shop when you check in…read moreand out, with novelty ice cream treats that the kids loved. There are two different courses to choose from--one is a bit easier and has more shade, which is the one we played. It was perfect for the grandkids, and honestly, the adults enjoyed it just as much. The price was very reasonable for a round, and the location makes it easy to fit into a day--it's right next to a playground and a pizza place. It's a great stop for families looking to mix a little fun and relaxation on Jekyll Island.

The first thing we always do when planning a vacation is find the best mini golf spot for our…read morekiddo! She finds so much joy in playing all the different courses. We found a true gem with this one they have two different courses one for beginners and the other for more advanced players. Both courses are well maintained, the scenery is gorgeous (who doesn't love Jekyll?) and the person behind the counter was extremely helpful and friendly. After grabbing our clubs and color coded balls (pink, purple & teal of course!) We chose the beginner course. The best part on this 90+ degree day you ask? The beginner course was pretty shaded with covers making the heat way more bearable. Each spot had an adorable feature either beside or to golf through some were quite the challenge! We had lots of laughs and tons of fun trying to get a hole in one which by the way only one of us was able to make (all I'll say was that it wasn't me or Bob who made it!) 10 out of 10 it's a must stop on any Jekyll Island trip!

This place had a fun mini golf course. You can see the sand dunes and the ocean from some of the…read morecourse. It was busy, takes a while to play through. But we had fun. Glad we went.

We were in town for the weekend for a concert and saw that this mini golf course was right down the…read morestreet from our hotel! Getting there was easy, plenty of parking. We went on a Friday around 10:30 am and we didn't have to wait - the people playing were pretty spread out. The course itself was really pretty - beautifully landscaped and maintained. I was surprised that almost all of the holes were Par 2's but there were all pretty simple. We had a great time!

I've played this mini-golf course at least 30 times over the years. I do not apologize for my five…read morestar review. Yes; the course is flat. True, it does not have a lot of features. Nevertheless, it allows for a fun hour of putting and offers great views of the inlet and the bridge of lions. As others have noted, it is also the oldest miniature golf course in Florida, which adds for a nice bit of history. I will add that it is best to try to visit soon after they open or late in the day, at least in the summer. The course does not offer any shade and the heat will remind you that you are in Florida. Make sure you hydrate before you go!

I came here with my family to play mini golf. The course is very flat and there aren't that many…read moreobstacles. Most of the holes are pretty similar to each other. Not the most exciting game of mini golf I've played, but it was still good fun.

$10 entry fee went, looked at the beach and left. Michael said it looked like a bunch of old people…read morestay there. And if you're old and rich, it looks like the place to be. We didn't stay but 20 or 30 minutes.

What a beautiful piece of Earth. Nature is king here. The beachfront and walking/hiking/biking is…read morephenomenal around the entire island. There is a double wide sidewalk that goes a long way down the coast and it provides excellent views and places to hike or bike Plenty of hotel options to stay at. Many of them are dog friendly but be sure to check. During peak season it can get $$$ Driftwood beach and the pier are two of my favorite places on the island. The ruins are also a neat place to hike. I have posted separate reviews for all the places I've really enjoyed in the island. The food on the island is a mix of delicious and let downs. Be sure to check out some of the restaurants that are not right in the town village part. The locals tend to avoid them and after my last couple of visits I will too. There are a lot of repeating flavor profiles on the island of seafood obviously Overall this place is pretty amazing and worth checking out.

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Water parks near me in the Philly area are usually huge, with major traffic, and thereby annoying…read moreand gross! I was so relieved to find Summer Waves offers a smaller, cleaner, more-personal, less-dangerous water park experience. We found it to be exactly that. Though Jekyll is close to a tropical climate, the water park is only open in warmer months (May-Sept). Inclement weather is an issue in their part of the country at that time of year. At least a month of the time Summer Waves is open is hurricane season. There are clear rain policy rules, which kinda stink but are for everyone's safety. One day we called to verify they were open only to show up TEN MINUTES LATER and be turned away at the gate due to thunderstorms. Luckily we were staying 5min away but can you imagine driving farther? And paying $10 island toll for that? The next day weather was great and my husband and son had a ball. They'd planned to stay 2 hours but lasted 6! My 7yo was a little intimidated by the enclosed taller slides but he got over it after trying them and they covered every attraction in the park except the baby/toddler stuff. They did the lazy river over and over! I saw pictures/reviews of the traffic and chaos in July, wow! Go in late August (when local kids are back to school and the park is only open weekends) and it's perfect! They waited 5min at most, and that happened once. It was just step up and go! It's not huge but it's up-to-date, clean, uncrowded at the right times, and very reasonably priced under $30pp. No bugs (Jekyll has a huge dragonfly population to rid pesty bugs), good breeze on most days. Make sure to reapply sunscreen. My son got burnt for the first time in his life despite full application of spf 25 (which kept him white as a sheet for weeks prior on Jekyll's beaches), but the park uses salt water and is very exposed to the sun so take heed. All in all a great experience!