Where to Adventure Golf in London/Surrey
Are you looking for the best adventure golf in London and Surrey? Adventure golf, miniature golf or crazy golf are all basically variations of the same thing. A fun version of golf that works for pretty much all ages and abilities.
Mini golf tends to be used as a bit of an umbrella term, and each version has its own little twists, but the main aim is the same — just to have fun (and maybe win, if your kids are anything like mine).
Adventure golf is exactly what it sounds like. You move through themed holes and little challenges as you go. Think dinosaurs, pirates, underwater worlds… the kind of thing that keeps it interesting even if you’re not that into golf. Crazy golf is usually a bit more about the obstacles and tricky shots.
The aim in all of them is simple — get the ball in the hole in as few shots as possible. Easier said than done once the competition kicks in.
If you’re looking for something easy, outdoors and just a bit competitive, adventure golf is a really good option for a family day out. And if your kids enjoy that kind of thing, tennis can be another good one to have in your back pocket too — we’ve ended up doing quite a few last-minute court bookings after school. I’ve put together a guide to tennis courts in Surrey with kids if you want to find somewhere local.
Who can play?
This is one of those activities that really does work for most ages. Little ones can join in (often for free if they’re under 3), but older kids and teens still enjoy it too – especially once the competition kicks in.
That said, it’s always worth checking the details before you go. Some places are more adult-focused, or have time restrictions for under 18s, especially in the evenings.
How much is Adventure Golf for a family?
Prices can vary quite a bit depending on where you go and how many games you play.
You’ll usually find family tickets or multi-game deals, which can make it a bit more reasonable if you’re planning to stay for a couple of rounds.
As a rough guide, you’re looking at around £19 for a family of four for one game at the cheaper end, and up to around £60 if you’re doing multiple games somewhere more premium.
Single tickets tend to be around £7–£12 per person.
It’s always worth checking the venue’s website before you go, as prices (and offers) do change quite often.
General rules
Every venue is slightly different, but most follow similar guidelines:
- Group sizes are usually limited (often around 5–6 people)
- There’s often a maximum number of shots per hole (usually 6)
- No swinging putters above ankle height
- Sensible footwear is expected
- No climbing on props or decorations
- Be mindful of other players waiting behind you
Nothing too complicated – just the usual “don’t get too competitive” reminders.
Adventure Golf, Mini-golf and Crazy Golf Venues in London and Surrey
Galloping Mini Golf
Sandown Park Golf Centre
Esher
Surrey
K10 8AN
12-hole mini-golf course themed around racing.
Children 4-16 £5, Under 3s are free. Family of 4 £19, Family of 5 £23
Safari Adventure Golf
Esher Road
Hersham
Walton-on-Thames
Surrey
KT12 4RA
18-hole course
Children under 4 £4, Children 4-16 £7, Adults £8.50, Family of 4 £26, Family of 5 £32, 4 Adults £30
Jurassic Encounter
Beverley Way
New Malden
Surrey
KT3 4PH
Adults £11, Children £9, Family of 4 £35, 4 Adults £39
Jungle Island Adventure Golf
Hook Road
Epsom
Surrey
KT19 8QG
18 individually themed holes
Children £9, Adults £11.50, Family of 4 £35
Jungle Rumble
68-70 Putney High Street
Putney
London
SW15 1SF
A 9-hole adventure golf course that has three different courses to choose from. Bar and food available. Suitable for all ages, children under 16 are allowed until 8 pm (must be accompanied by an adult)
Prices start from: Adults £9, Kids £8, Under 5s £5, Family of 4 £30
Plonk Golf
Golf and Arcades
Venues in Shoreditch, Camden Market, Borough Market and Hackney
Shoreditch (no under 18s permitted)
177 Hoxton Street
Hoxton
London
N1 6PJ
Prices start from £7.50
Camden
Camden Market
Stables Market
Unit 63
Under 18s permitted before 5 pm, excluding Saturday, but must be accompanied by a paying adult.
Peak prices: Adults £13
Off Peak: Adults £9.90, Kids £5.50
Borough Market
Arches B, C, D, E
Montague Close, off Green Dragon Court
London
SE1 9DA
Under 18s permitted before 5 pm, excluding Saturday, but must be accompanied by a paying adult.
Peak prices: Adults £15
Off Peak: Adults £12.50, Kids £10
Hackney
Arch 407 Mentmore Terrace
London
E8 3PP
Under 18s permitted before 5 pm, excluding Saturday, but must be accompanied by a paying adult.
Prices start from £7.50
Birdies
9-hole course
Venues in Battersea and Angel.
Under 18s permitted on designated days only – please check the website.
Battersea
6 Arches Lane
Battersea
London
SW8 4NR
Angel
Floor 1 Angel Central Shopping Centre
21 Parkfield Street
London
N1 0PS
Peak prices: Adult £12
Off Peak: Adult £8, Children £6
Mr Mulligans Pirate Golf
Hoebridge Golf Centre
Woking
Surrey
GU22 8JH
18-hole course
Under 3s free, Under 16s £7.50, 16 and over £10.50, Family of 4 £28, Family of 5 £32
Top Golf Adventure Golf
Moated Farm Drive
Addlestone
Surrey
14-hole course
Children under 16 £7, Adults £8
Putt in the Park
Locations in Wandsworth, Battersea, Acton and Gunnersbury.
Under 3s free, Under 15s £9, Adults £11, Family of 4 £36
Putney Bridge Road
London
SW18 1PP
12-hole course
Battersea Park
Albert Bridge Road
London
SW11 4NJ
12-hole course
Bowls Green East Churchfield Road
London
W3 7LL
15-hole course
Gunnersbury Park
Bowls Green Pavilion
Popes Lane
Gunnersbury Park,
W3 8LQ
Jungle Mania Adventure Golf
Bowenhurst Lane
Mill Lane
Crondall
Farnham
18-hole course
Under 3s free, Children 4-15 £7.50, Adults £10, Family £30
Lightwater Adventure
Lightwater Country Park
The Avenue
Lightwater
Surrey
GU8 5RG
This is an 18-hole course and is dog-friendly.
Under 3s free, Age 4+ £4.95
Dinton Adventure Golf
Dinton Pastures
Country Park, Main Entrance
Wokingham
Dinton Adventure Golf is a dog-friendly 18-hole course.
Under 3s free, Age 4+ £4.95
Conclusion
If you’re looking for something easy to organise, gets everyone outside and doesn’t require much planning, adventure golf is a really solid option.
It’s one of those things that works just as well for a quick after-school outing as it does for a weekend plan – and it usually ends up more competitive than you expect.
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