Corolla Adventure Golf

Family fun for everyone! They have 3 different gold courses you can choose from. It is a bit small, so you can get stuck behind another family, but great replicas or sites and buildings in Corolla.

What you would expect from mini golf. Course is kept very nice. The main issue is they don’t adhere to the max 5 in a group rule. Therefore, play is so very slow and not as enjoyable.

Nice place, well kept, little expensive (36 for 2 adults and 2 kids under 10), but that’s fune. Besides the Über grumpy B**** behind the counter, place was good. I’ll come back.

Service was ok but it seems well maintained and is friendly for someone with a stroller or a wheelchair which we had. It has 3 different 9 hole courses each one is challenging in its own way. The bumber things were cool as well just a little bit over priced. All an all this is the mini golf pace to go to in Corolla!

The best place in Corolla for mini golf. Super maintained and well staffed. 3 different 9 hole courses to choose from. Also bumper cars. But like the bumper cars better at TimBuk2 better .only a soda machine (over priced) to get drinks. Bring your own water with you. No shade and kids get hot! Go at 10 am.

No shade during day but a neat course. Course is pretty new and in good shape other than a little mulch on a few holes making balls bounce around. Would return on next trip.

Corolla Adventure Golf is a newly built mini golf course located conveniently in Corolla, right next to the Timbuck II shopping outlet. We were excited to see this built because the a good mini golf place wasn’t in the area. We have stayed in Corolla the past 3 years and had to travel about 1 hour to get to Mutiny Bay Golf in Nags Head (pirate themed). There is a «real» mini golf course for pros in Corolla (about a mile up from the Timbuck II outlets), but themed golf courses are much more fun. Corolla Adventure Golf has 3 9-​hole courses all with their own special theme (one is wild horses, the other is the Whalehead Club, the other is a fisherman theme). This dramatically reduces the long wait times one often encounters on vacation mini golf outings. We always play mini golf in the late morning on vacations due to less lines. Beware, at night it looks very crowded! But rest assured, it would be a lot worse if there were not 3 different courses. Corolla is a relaxing town with a few activities to do. If you are looking for a bustling nightlife, I would suggest staying in the Kill Devil Hills/​Nags Head area. There are a few more mini golf courses there and a bit more going on entertainment wise. We, however, prefer the quiet night life and feel that having this one course makes for less crowds in the area.

Well maintained and designed mini golf courses. Horribly expensive, if you ask this thrifty girl. $ 20 for my husband and I’s 30 mins of entertainment (and we tried hard to go slow). Watched a few rounds of those bumper car/​space ship things. Wouldn’t pay for that experience. Probably cooler for kids.

Worst customer service girl at the desk rolling her eyes like we were bothering her. Very rude.

It’s been a few years since we’ve been to Corolla Adventure Golf and I’m pleased to say that we had just as much fun as we did back then.
I was amazed that the greens and the little buildings on the grounds were fresh, clean, and well maintained. All the signs were bright, the water features were clean, paths were clear and the features like the pirate ship, the lighthouse, the speed boat and the Whalehead building were immaculate — no chipping paint or rotting wood. Additionally, the restrooms were spacious and really quite clean.
They still have the bumper cars and the vending machines. They also serve ice cream but, unfortunately, there is no place to sit. That’s really my one minor complaint. We were hoping to have a treat and sit to add up our scores, but there are no tables, chairs… not even a bench.
However, the attraction is close to some of the other shopping areas which makes it really convenient if you’re staying in Corolla. The prices are now at $ 10 for 18 holes (adult.)
We enjoyed our visit and will certainly be back again!

I write this review from the viewpoint of a person that just came here to use the golf section, I did not partake in any other area they had here.
The pricing is decent for what you get here. $ 10 gets you 18 holes on their miniature golf course (if you pick up one of those tourist books and get there before a certain time, you get 27 holes at a discount). There are three different nine hole courses to choose from and it does not matter which way you go.
The courses are cleverly designed to confuse you in a way to think that you could lose a ball easily on the course. It is quite fun and some holes make you think. I am sure that this place will be busy as the tourist season moves forward, but we were not pushed along the courses as we played our game. The staff was polite and accommodating to our needs.
Small concessions are available and bathrooms are on site.

Clean, well kept, and friendly staff. It can get a little crowded, but there are 3 options for courses, which is helpful. It’s extremely easy to lose your ball in the water though, so be aware if you have kids! I thought the price was very fair and it’s a good evening activity. Bumper cars didn’t really look worth the price though.

I’ve tired a lot of mini golf places before and this place is the best. The holes are exciting and well kept. It’s a very clean course and you can choose from three of the nine hole courses. Which is really nice if you play at a normal speed and don’t have kids to slow play down. Ten dollars for adults which isn’t bad.

Stopped by here tonight to let our 2 and 4 year olds try mini golf for the first time. Pro’s– easier courses not to difficult and easy to follow. Price is what I would expect from a touristy spot like the OBX during mid-​July. Cons– not as nice as some others I have played such as the courses down in KDH, could be some more variability in the hole designs. Overall, we would go back, but if it weren’t for the kids, I would look for something a little more challenging.

So our experience here sucked for a number of reasons. Not least of which is that there systems weren’t working so we ended up waiting for 20 minutes to pay and then had to pay cash as they gave up on their credit card machine.
The place has three 9 hole courses which are all moderately interesting and a bumper car building. The bumper cars are for kids 5 years and older and are $ 5 extra per ride
What I couldn’t get over was the prices. $ 10 an adult for 18 holes and $ 8 a kid. Thank goodness we had one under two, otherwise it would have been $ 36 for 45 mins of entertainment.
There’s nothing wrong with the place, it just needs to be $ 6 an adult and $ 4 a kid in order for me to want to come back. There are better (more interesting and larger) places for mini-​golf 25 minutes south in Kitty Hawk and surrounds. More options for kids down that way too.

New course with 27 holes. Very clean with a number of holes with blue water. Water holes all are accompanied with nets to fish balls out of water. Great tunes with an adequate sound system. While we played a worker was going around sweeping greens clean – very nice. Tall blue water waterfall is cool. Bumber cars are a must, they are awesome.

Very pleased. Bumper cars are a good twist on an old theme for children and teens. The course has a couple of questionable construction flaws but once you get over yourself it’s enjoyable. :)
Was there midday on a Sunday and the new-​to-​me sewage plant just south of it made for some severely unpleasant odors. Dunno if due to time of day/​week/​month or just a bummer of an anomaly but its stench was fierce.