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Seasonal amusement park offering 54 holes of mini-golf plus an adventurous ride.
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This is one of the most unique mini golf locations we have played, with 3 courses of varying degrees of difficulty woven together in a maze of logger-themed greens that take you up and down and through in fun and creative ways. We did the red course and, based on other reviews, it may be the most interesting, with just the right amount of fun and challenge. There is wear and tear in places but it didn't detract from our play and overall I'd definitely recommend. In fact, I enjoyed it more than the course we played at the neighboring Pirate's Cove.
We had fun there but wish we were there earlier in the season so that the water was flowing. The mini golf course wasn't too difficult and the views were great. There was no wait getting in.
Timber Falls Mini Golf: I've been going to the Dells since I was a kid in the 90s and this place has been around even longer than that as it opened in 1989. They currently offer three different courses that are easy, moderate, or hard in terms of difficulty. That's a total of 54 holes as each contains 18. Patrons can choose from a myriad of colorful golf balls to help distinguish them among the different members of your party. The course offers some nice scenic water features. A few sections of the property could use an update, but overall, the property is in good shape. Families can also enjoy the petting zoo, which features goats and a donkey. Pirates Cove is still my favorite, but Timber Falls is a nice alternative and typically less crowded.
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