Which Caravan Holiday Parks have Mini Golf?

Whilst playing a round of golf can be a great way to unwind and relax, it does years of practise for most of us to get to the point where it is more relaxing than stressful, but there is a way to play golf and just simply have fun and that is mini golf.

The good news is that you can mix a mini golf experience with all of the facilities, activities and great locations of a caravan holiday park but which caravan sites can you experience a round of mini golf or crazy golf on?

Caravan Parks That Offer Mini Golf or Crazy Golf

Here are all of the Caravan Parks that offer Mini Golf or Crazy Golf

	Company	Park Name/ Location	Review	Info
1		Allhallows Leisure Park, Rochester, Kent	Review	Book More Info
2		Blue Dolphin, Filey, North Yorkshire	Review	Book More Info
3		Burnham-on-Sea Holiday Village, Somerset	Review	Book More Info
4		Caister-on-Sea, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk	Review	Book More Info
5		Cala Gran, Fleetwood, Lancashire	Review	Book More Info
6		Church Farm Holiday Village, Pagham, West Sussex	Review	Book More Info
7		Combe Haven Holiday Park, Hastings, Sussex	Review	Book More Info
8		Craig Tara, Ayr	Review	Book More Info
9		Devon Cliffs, Exmouth, Devon	Review	Book More Info
10		Doniford Bay, Somerset	Review	Book More Info
11		Golden Sands, Mablethorpe, Lincolnshire	Review	Book More Info
12		Greenacres, Porthmadog	Review	Book More Info
13		Hafan y Môr, Pwllheli	Review	Book More Info
14		Haggerston Castle, Berwick-upon-Tweed	Review	Book More Info
15		Minehead, Somerset	Review	Book More Info
16		Cirencester, Gloucestershire	Review	Book More Info
17		Paignton, Devon	Review	Book More Info
18		New Milton, Hampshire	Review	Book More Info
19		Christchurch, Dorset	Review	Book More Info
20		Hopton, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk	Review	Book More Info
21		Kiln Park, Tenby, Pembrokeshire	Review	Book More Info
22		Lakeland, Cumbria	Review	Book More Info
23		Littlesea, Weymouth, Dorset	Review	Book More Info
24		Marton Mere, Blackpool, Lancashire	Review	Book More Info
25		Birchington-on-Sea, Kent	Review	Book More Info
26		Broadland Sands, Lowestoft	Review	Book More Info
27		Harwich, Essex	Review	Book More Info
28		St Osyth, Essex	Review	Book More Info
29		Perran Sands, Perranporth, Cornwall	Review	Book More Info
30		Presthaven Beach Resort, Prestatyn	Review	Book More Info
31		Primrose Valley, Filey, North Yorkshire	Review	Book More Info
32		Quay West, New Quay, Ceredigion, West Wales	Review	Book More Info
33		Reighton Sands, nr Filey, North Yorkshire	Review	Book More Info
34		Riviere Sands, Cornwall	Review	Book More Info
35		Rockley Park, Poole, Dorset	Review	Book More Info
36		Seashore, Great Yarmouth	Review	Book More Info
37		Seton Sands, East Lothian, Scotland	Review	Book More Info
38		Thorpe Park, Cleethorpes, Lincolnshire	Review	Book More Info
39		Weymouth Bay, Weymouth, Dorset	Review	Book More Info
40		Wild Duck, Near Great Yarmouth	Review	Book More Info

What is Mini Golf or Crazy Golf?

Mini Golf has really evolved over the last couple of decades or so from where it was just a case of flat hole with a brick or ramp in the way of you putting the ball straight into the hole to where we now have massive themed courses to realistic miniature replica golf courses that you can finish with just your putter.

There are still the weird and wacky courses that offer a difficult challenge that takes you far from the traditional golf course and that is why there are 2 different names for mini golf and 3 different styles- all of which you can find on caravan holiday parks up and down the British Idles.

So if you are confused by the difference between mini golf, crazy golf and adventure golf- here is our quick guide.

Mini Golf

Mini golf is, as you would expect, a miniaturised version of the real game. These courses are often green, to look like real grass, and the only obstructions are water areas (or blue painted areas), bunkers (or yellow painted areas) and slopes.

Adventure Golf

These are the courses that tend to be larger and themed where it is as much about what happens away from the course as what happens on it.

Although there are lot’s of themes used, the most popular has to be a pirate theme, so expect model galleons, fake cannon fire and a talking parrot as you play a round.

Crazy Golf

These are your more traditional mini golf courses that used to be found up and down the country at seaside resorts. From old favourites such as windmills to loop-de-loops, these course offer ever crazier obstacles that move further and further away form a golf course with every new one built.

Here at CaraHols.co.uk, we make booking a holiday on caravan holiday parks with mini golf as simple as possible.

Simply read through our caravan parks with crazy golf guide, choose a holiday park and if the caravan park seems perfect for you and your family, follow the links to book direct with the caravan park operator.

You can then choose from the widest range of accommodation and get the very latest special offer discounts for holidays on caravan holiday parks that offer adventure golf.