Tiny Town Miniature Golf

This is a great course. At first glance, you may decide to pass as it definitely looks older with nothing flashy resembling the likes of Las Vegas or Disney World. But this place touts some great characteristics that can easily be missed.
First off it’s $ 3 dollars a game to play 19 holes. 19 holes you ask? The last hole is the ball return shot with a chance for a free game. I came close, my dad won. Where else can you get entertainment at that price in a town like Estes Park? A round of golf here will give you about an hour to an hour and a half of laughs, oo’s and ah’s.
Secondly, it’s open the latest out of the miniature golf course in town. Sun goes down, lights come up. Getting done visiting the park? Round it all up, with a round of putt putt. You’ll drive right by it after the first light from the park.
I had my initial doubts, but ended up having a grand olé time. I’ll be back with others, and of course, to redeem that free game.
Oh and nearly forgot to say, the guy that runs the place, super nice fella.

RETRO GEM!!! Alert! Set your time machine for 1970, grab a putter and a graphic golf ball and get ready for some doozies!
For $ 3, you get to skim your ball through giant crocodile, miss the blades of the windmill, and scoot your ball cross the bridge/​water feature. This is a great place– the original owners are still tending the flowers and doling out the score cards. You will need to put your patience wings on as the place is pretty crowded and you usually need to wait a bit at each hole. Use this time to be social with actual people! «Hey, nice shot Indiana!»
Above all, have a blast!

Tiny Town is a good miniature golf course. It’s an older course but it’s fun. And the price is right, $ 3.00. And a hole-​in-​one on the 19^th hole wins you a free game. The Mitchell family has owned and operated this course for nearly 60 years. You won’t be disappointed. Try it. And the atmosphere is great, wonderful mountain scenery.

Such a fun place! For only six bucks my boyfriend and I played 18 holes of mini golf. The elderly gentleman working there was so sweet and friendly. My boyfriend made a hole in one on the last hole so we won a free game. We would go back regardless!

Awesome! Just awesome! The owners are amazingly friendly. And for $ 3 it is one of the cheapest places to go. It isn’t the fanciest place but it doesn’t make a dofference. Family fun for everyone!

A must do while in Estes. Don’t let the looks deceive you; this miniature golf course is fun, has great views, and is only $ 3 a person. The old man running the place is super nice and fun to talk to. If you make a hole in one at the 19^th hole you get a free game.
We went during the evening time and towards the end of our game 4 elk wandered into the nearby field. Fun to play a game and have wildlife nearby to watch.

Smirked when I first saw it. Throwback to 1940’s or 50’s putt putt. Other places in area more high tech, but I was staying nearby and popped in to check it out. Owner could not have been a more genuine person. A lovely man from the same era as his mini golf course. Whole family had a blast for $ 3 each. One of the most surprising high points of our holiday. Makes me happy just thinking about it

Such a wonderful experience. Family owned, simple, he even cut us a deal because it was cold out! Highly recommended for anyone visiting Estes Park. Truly fantastic!

I will say right now that this is not the fanciest mini-​golf course, but that doesn’t make a bit of difference — this is a great place to play!
18 hole course for $ 3 a person is a great deal. The holes are not super challenging, but not easy either. The scenery and landscaping are nice. Oh, and its only $ 3 a person. Did I mention that?
Looks are deceiving — this place is great, don’t pass it up!

What a fabulous little mini golf. We went with our 4 year old and 2 year old and they had a blast. Begged to go back.

Sunny day slightly windy. Leaving Rock Mountain National Park. Car full of kids. Need something quick and fun to counterbalance nature trails.
What’s this? A miniature golf course with no name (Tiny Town isn’t on the sign).
This should work!
Friendly older gentlemen greets you and your brood warmly.
He lets you pick from a wide assortment of hand decorated golf balls.
He sends you on your way.
You «putt putt» to your hearts content.
You have REAL fun even though the motorized windmill is broken.
You read signs that warn you to «get a new ball if yours goes in the flower bed.»
You notice Elk droppings on the course. You take in the beauty of Colorado’s high country through it all.
You leave with a smile on your face and you only spent 18 bucks for 6 people. You decide right then that you’ll be back even though theirs no go karts, or arcade games or snack bar.
You’re happy.

The owner looks like a 50 year old Snookie. Kid you not. The tan, the poof, the frosty pink lipstick. Even a tiny dog. Very sweet lady…
This is a cheap, decent course, but it has the most unexpectedly stunning gardens-​overflowing with poppies, bachelor’s buttons, roses, really psychedelic. There are tiny chipmunks running through the place, and a bunny came through our course.
First time mini golf for my daughter-​she was in heaven.
PS If you Google tiny town mini golf, a very random selection of images comes up, including Pamela Anderson, a kangaroo, and a tray of s’mores…
Cheers~

For affordable family fun, this is the place to go.
I grew up in Iowa, so a no-​frills course is no problem by me. At $ 3 per game (it was $ 2.50 for a very, very long time), it’s affordable fun. With the Rockies in the background, and the kind owner there every day, it beats sitting in a dark movie theater.
Plus, the free game hole at the end is actually do-​able.
Definitely drop by if you needn’t be impressed — and if you appreciate a more retro-​style course. Take your time, and soak up your surroundings.