The Best Mini Golf in Pigeon Forge, TN

I received complimentary passes to visit these attractions. All opinions are my own.

If you’ve never been to Pigeon Forge, it is an incredible place filled with amazing family fun activities. You will find a lot of mountain coasters, candy stores, pancake restaurants and mini golf! Recently, we visited Pigeon Forge, TN on our Spring break vacation.  There are several mini golf courses to choose from in Pigeon Forge, and while I’m sure they are all fun, there are a couple that are over the top with theming that help make them extra fun!

The first mini golf place we visited was called Toy Box Mini Golf. This was quite the presents from the street, when we drove past my daughter (who was celebrating a birthday) scream “Please can we go there?” It really draws you in with the larger than life toys and tickles your nostalgic heart strings.

Toy Box Mini Golf is one of the newest attractions in Pigeon Forge. We had so much fun winding through the 18 hole mini golf course littered with toys from our youth (or current toy box in the case of my kids). One of the funnest things about this course was that some of the toys lit up and some made sounds when you passed them.

As the toys were huge, my youngest was the same size as some of them and really had a fun time on the course. She wanted to take pictures with all the toys at each hole. It was really cute.

On top of having Mini Golf, Toy Box also had some fun yard games outside that you could play. We happened to be there when it was a little busy, so it was perfect to play some connect four and corn hole while we waited for our turn to begin the course. Inside Toy Box Mini Golf is also a big candy store, so you can pick up treats to celebrate your big win!

Another fun themed mini golf in Pigeon Forge, TV is Crave Golf Club! This was actually our second visit to this course. Crave is awesome because there are indoor and outdoor courses. They also have a candy store, mini ball bowling and 2 escape rooms inside. It’s so awesome! You can check out my review of those other things in a previous Pigeon Forge post. This time we got up early so we could be among the first to visit. The weather was awesome! We got our clubs and balls and headed for the outside course.

There are so many fun, HUGE decorations on this outside course. All the fun candy decorations were cute. We called this cute guy a “sugar monster” and talked to him a lot during the game.

Some of the decorations reminded my kids of candy land so they pretended they were playing a life size version of it. There were a lot of fun holes.

The final hole was so much fun because the hole was like a skee ball hole and you needed to get it in the center for a hole in one. While we did have several hole in ones throughout the course, none of us got a hole in one on the last whole. Regardless, we had so much fun!

No matter which mini golf you choose to visit on Pigeon Forge, you’ll have a great time! We loved visiting these too special themed courses!