Cape May Miniature Golf

17 hole golf course just around the corner from downtown Cape May. Took 4 kids under the age of 6 here to play and it was utterly hilarious (and time consuming). They didn’t charge for the kids under 4, so overall, it was $ 32 for 4 people. The course was nothing special and it’s CASH ONLY.

Great course, lots of elevation changes and water hazards unlike the beach front mini-​golf places. This place was great for my small children, they didn’t charge anything for my 2yr old. Afterwards we got some good ice cream in the air conditioned ice cream parlor. My only gripe was that the Unilocal listing says they accept credit cards but they don’t, I didn’t have enough cash and had to use the ATM machine on site.

I didn’t have any ice cream, so this review is for the golfing only. And what a place!
This is the best mini golf venue I’ve played that’s north of Kitty Hawk, and it may be one of the best I’ve ever played. There aren’t too many gimmicks, no mechanical propellers or similar things to test you… it’s just about having skill or not having it. There are well-​placed sand traps, rocks in play, and dangerous water hazards. I really enjoyed how LONG many of the holes were. This isn’t a course where you can see the hole from the tee on every green, so you really need to play good position.
We played the course on a fairly moderate day, but I think this is the best Cape May course to play when it is hot. There’s a fountain in the middle so you get some water vapor wherever you are, and the course is laid out such that there is a tree or cave or some place to stand in the shade every 2 or 3 holes.
Well done! The cost was $ 8 /​person.

Two blocks away from Washington mall. The place isn’t all that nice IMO. Seems to have a few broken parts. Ice cream after a round was nice.

Cape May Miniature Golf was a pleasure to golf at. The course is well maintained and is also the most challeging mini golf course around. Cocomoe’s Ice Cream was a very pleasurable experience. The place was immaculate and the service was very friendly and prompt. Many different flavors of ice cream were available as well as freshly made coffee. A great experience all around, it’s obvious the employees and management are top notch!

Hmmm I haven’t played mini golf since my tenth birthday, but I’m of the mind that everyone wins in ice cream. Cocomoe’s did not dissapoint. I normally head to the mall for my ice cream/​coffee fix but Cocomoe’s was a refreshing change.
The single cup brewed coffee was great as far as mass produced coffee goes. And the ice cream was just delicious, mmmmm moosetracks. Plus, the girl was really sweet and pleasant which was the cherry on top :)

Right where Jackson and Perry streets meet (a couple blocks from Beach ave) is Cape May Miniature Golf & Cocomoe’s Premium Ice Cream Parlor. The place has two names but is one business and one location. I’d have to say the mini golf is probably the best in Cape May (the one at Sunset Beach being a very close second). Adults are $ 7 and the 18 hole course is modern and hilly and features some challenging holes, a cave/​waterfall, and an 18^th hole that you can win a free game if you hit a hole in one.
I’d have to say Cocomoe’s is the probably best non-​chain ice cream parlor in Cape May. Saying that is sort of saying you’re the smartest kid wearing a helmet in your special ed class though. I haven’t been happy with any ice cream shop in Cape May (other than maybe Dairy Queen) and Cocomoe’s is no exception. The only redeeming factor here is that they have the mini golf and that the place is spacious and spotless. They’re cash only and I had to attempt to use the ATM three times before I finally got it to work. Oddly enough, like nearly every ice cream parlor in Cape May they serve the very mediocre Kemps ice cream from Minnesota. The girl making the ice cream incorrectly made one of Cocomoe’s own specialty sundae’s by using the wrong ingredients and also messed up my ice cream cone. I had looked forward to a soft serve cone while at the beach so getting here was the culmination of my dreams and aspirations for the day. Once she made it, the ice cream was completely falling over making it virtually impossible to hold as it was inevitably going down so instead of making a new one she asked if I just wanted to put it in a dish instead. I really didn’t want to but wasn’t really given a choice so I obliged her instead of just asking her to make another one which I probably should have done.
If you’re coming here make sure to have cash and don’t expect anything fantastic but do expect a spacious and clean parlor with ok ice cream and fun mini golf right off the beaten path of Cape May.

Even though it’s been about 6 years, the mini golf course was pretty fun (despite the fact that I don’t remember the last time I scored a hole-​in-​one; whatever, no one’s a loser in mini golf… at least in my opinion) and how convenient that there’s an ice cream parlor (called Cocomoe’s) right on site!