Highfields Park Adventure Golf
BEST FOR
Ages 3+
ENTRY
from £6.50
SETTING
Outdoors
WHERE
Nottingham
What it’s like
An 18-hole adventure golf course in Highfields Park with hazards and slopes to putt round, for £6.50 a child.
Eighteen holes of adventure golf, with hazards and undulations built into the course rather than a flat carpet job. It suits anyone from about three upwards, though the trickier bends will probably need a grown up's help for the younger ones. You putt with what they give you, not your own kit from home, so don't bother bringing a favourite putter from the garage.
It's £6.50 for a child and £9.50 for an adult, which for eighteen holes outdoors feels fair enough. Parking's free, which helps, but they're upfront that the car park fills quickly, so don't leave it too late on a nice day. There's a café in the Arts Centre nearby for coffee and food after, plus snacks and drinks sold on site if you just need something quick.
Toilets are mostly inside the Arts Centre. Some of the outside ones are currently out of use, so factor that in if you've got a small one who needs the loo mid-round rather than at the end.
Hours shift with the season and the light, and they post changes on Facebook rather than fixing them year round, so an evening game in December looks very different to one in July.
Facilities
Need to know
- Best for
- From 3 up, though little ones may need help with the trickier holes
- Parking
- Free on site but car park gets full quickly
- Own putters aren't allowed, you have to use the ones provided
- Opening hours move around with the season and daylight, changes go up on Facebook
- Get there early if you're driving, the car park fills quickly
- Some outside toilets are out of action at the moment
Plan your visit
How much does it cost?
£6.50 for a child aged 3 to 15, £9.50 for an adult.
Do we need our own putters?
No, putters and balls are provided and you have to use those, not your own.
Is there parking?
Yes, and it's free, but it does fill up quickly so don't cut it fine.
Is there anywhere to eat?
There's a café in the Arts Centre for food and coffee, and they also sell teas, coffees and snacks on site.
Are the toilets all working?
The ones inside the Arts Centre are fine, but some of the outside toilets are currently out of use.
Experiences
Adventure Golf Course
thrill 1/5 · outdoors18-hole outdoor adventure golf course in Highfields Park.
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