Great little course, with fun holes to navigate. Could do with a little refurbishment- currently no water in the river features and lots of dinosaurs with peeling paint. Tbf, looks like they are working on improving things.

We’ve been wanting to come to this local crazy golf for years. We can see that it was once a great course but sadly it has not been maintained well at all. A lot of the signs are so faded that you can’t read them, tee squares are in disrepair affecting play and there was no water in the water areas (apart from the waterfall area but there wasn’t much water). We felt it was too pricey for a course in this condition - particularly being the summer holidays you would think it would be ready for summer. We also thought it was difficult to find reception for the crazy golf. We really hope the owners get this back to how it should be and hope to revisit in the future if they do

Ignore any bad reviews! Well maintained crazy golf that’s suitable for all the family. I was glad that the pools weren’t filled with water as I’d have lost my ball a few times. Reasonably priced and lasts around an hour and a half for a group of 4 that aren’t golf pros! 18 holes of varied skill level. One or two dinosaurs had damage caused by inconsiderate people but all in all the attraction is great. Cafe and toilets are in the main building and chinos where you also pay and get your clubs and balls on arrival. This was our second visit in four years and will definitely return.

Great Family Fun with Jurassic Theme, Needs Some Maintenance - ScapeSeeker Review Visited in May, 2025. Mighty Adventures Crazy Golf is a great afternoon of fun for the whole family, though not a full day out. The disability access is fantastic—wide paths, bridges, and disabled parking right next to the entrance made it easy for everyone. Well-behaved dogs are welcome on a lead around the course and in the outside seating area, but not inside the restaurant unless they’re guide dogs. The realistic dinosaur/Jurassic landscape is some of the best I’ve seen, but it’s showing age— the volcano wasn’t smoking, the waterfall wasn’t working, and rivers/lakes had no water. I spoke to someone from the reconditioning team, and they’re fixing it soon, which is promising! Pricing is £8.50 per person (adult or child), but I think kids should be cheaper, and no family ticket (e.g., 2 adults, 2 kids) was offered. The Kitchen Club restaurant is reasonably priced with indoor seating and a rear outdoor decking area with stunning Iford Golf Course views, offering breakfast, lunch, and a bar. Free car parking is a bonus. I made a full video review on my YouTube channel, ScapeSeeker, to share more! Scores: Pricing 4/5, Family Fun 5/5, Food & Drink 4/5, Dog Friendly 4/5, Disability Access 5/5, Total 22/25.

This place used to be amazing! The waterfall was the best feature as it made the holes more exciting and atmospheric. It’s a shame the water has all been turned off now and the dinosaurs have been partially destroyed. Really needs a tidy up and a paint job as well as cleaning out the water reserve. A few holes are still fun but there’s a lot of damage.