Crow’s Nest Mini Golf

Horrible old woman working there. Nasty, $ 50 for the family to play. Don’t mind paying $, but keep the attitude and complaints about the run down condition to yourself.

first time goer I was so excited to play. Had a stupendous time there. The employees greeted me with a smile. The owner definitely runs a tight wire for their establishment.

J and I wanted to go out and enjoy the beautiful sunny day and also to do something atypical, so we decided to do some mini golfing.
Craw’s Nest is hidden away — the entrance is accessible in a parking lot. We circled around the block a few times before we just decided to park and walk around until we found it — and tada! There it was. Anyway, we walked in, paid for a game for 2 and got started.
It was around 5pm and the whole place was empty (for a second, we had thought the place was closed). It is a tiny place without a lot of bells and whistles, but they do have the typical tunnels and things — good times. Around the 5^th hole, there was still no one around and I thought maybe we could play each hole twice! Lo and behold, by the time we were at the 7^th hole, the place had filled up with 3 – 4 parties. Lesson learned: don’t try to cheat the system. (^.^) By the time we left, around 6:30ish, the place had filled up and people were leaving to come back when it was less busy.
Thing to note: If you bring your filled scorecard to Pip’s Ice Cream Parlor down the block, they will put free sprinkles on your ice cream cone. (It’s a good excuse to grab a sweet treat, IMO.)

Pretty basic.

very fun mini golf place! Give it a shot because it’s also right next to the nautical mile and you can grab a great bite and a pint after playing through.