20 Philadelphia Mini Golf Spots for Families

Sue Krawitz Tandoc:  The Golf Zone Family Fun Center offers a fun yet challenging course of mini-golf for the entire family. The beautiful grounds have daring and unique obstacles to navigate through the course. For more family fun, check out the Go Karts, Paintball and Driving Range.

Sue Krawitz Tandoc:  Take in a 19 hole mini golf game experience at Boulder Falls Miniature Golf. The course is filled with fun scenery, waterfall, streams and ponds of water. Check out their site for specials including discounts on your second round.

Sue Krawitz Tandoc:  Enjoy two different 17 hole animal-themed mini golf courses at Vince's Sports Center. The courses are shaded for a cool escape from the summer heat. Try your luck at a skill shot to win a free round, too!

Sue Krawitz Tandoc:  Enjoy a game of miniature golf at Rossi's Golf Center. They feature picturesque scenery for their 18 hole mini golf course which the entire family will enjoy!

Sue Krawitz Tandoc:  A great place for Mini Golf is Manatawny Green with an 18 hole course. The exciting course features fun obstacles, sand traps, waterfalls and streams over the well maintained grounds. The pretty area will delight kids of all ages. There is also a snack bar with many varieties of hot dogs, sandwiches and plenty of ice cream. It makes for a fun, family night!

Sue Krawitz Tandoc:  For a fun mini-golf experience, check out Riverwalk Mini Golf located along the Wilmington Riverwalk and just steps away from the Delaware Children's Museum. It is an 18-hole course featuring colorful plant life, ponds and birdhouses in an intricately landscaped design. The Golf Shack also features fun treats like ice cream, water ice, soft pretzels and icy cold drinks.

Juan L.:  It is hard to beat this combo of great price and excellent experience. The staff is very friendly and funny, and it's generally a great environment for families. Some holes are challenging while others will give the kids a chance to get an exciting hole-in-one.

Sue Krawitz Tandoc:  Waltz Golf Farm offers two 18-hole mini golf courses. Farm Golf has moving obstacles and real sounds as you play, and Castle Golf has a castle, music and waterfalls. After a game, check out their batting cages, driving range, gemstone panning and snack bar.

Sue Krawitz Tandoc:  Freddy Hill Farms offers two 18-hole mini golf courses with the themes, Discover America and Waterfront Adventure, featuring caves, waterfalls, mountain terrain and more. After a game, check out their batting cages, driving range or stop in their store for homemade ice cream.

Sue Krawitz Tandoc:  Tee's Golf Center offers two 18-hole mini-golf courses on beautifully landscaped grounds featuring waterfalls and colorful flowers along with adventurous twists and turns on the courses to make this an exciting experience for your family. The Center also features batting cages and a driving range.

Sue Krawitz Tandoc:  Putt-Putt Fun Center offers four 18-hole mini-golf courses for fun or friendly competition with your family. The settings are landscaped to perfection with fun decor throughout each course. The venue also features a Game Zone with arcade and other games and Jump Shot Trampoline Basketball.

Tim Ponisciak:  Franklin Square has signature mini golf Philadelphia families love for its unique theming and great location! It is the only mini golf course in Center City and features a number of Philadelphia icons as structures or obstacles. Franklin Square also has the Parx Liberty Carousel and a nice playground for the kids to enjoy as well!

Tim Ponisciak:  Check out great 9 hole mini golf in Philadelphia right by the Delaware River Waterfront! The course is designed by a local artist and will challenge you and your kids! In addition to mini golf, the Blue Cross RiverRink Summerfest sports Philadelphia's only outdoor roller-skating rink, rides and concessions.

Tim Ponisciak:  Hilltop Mini Golf has some great waterfalls and also some unique structures, including a miniature version of Mount Rushmore! The course also has a snack stand with water ice and ice cream available.

Tim Ponisciak:  Alverthorpe Park has a great, and relatively unknown miniature golf course on its property. It is almost entirely shaded, has some good water obstacles and is usually not crowded. Please note, Alverthorpe Park Mini Golf is only open to Abington residents and their guests. There is also a par 3 golf course for older kids.