Moose Mountain Adventure Park 663 Main Street, Richmond, ME 04357

"This is in our top three for New England mini golf courses from the ones we’ve tried! Has better adult/entertainment challenges than most while being family friendly. Seemed to be good par choices for each hole. There’s a net for ball retrieval if your ball hits the water. Lots of water features, benches and umbrellas to help you cool off and relax a spell. Was a little weird to see that some of the water features have the blue dye/cleaner/what have you while others have the more natural water look. Only downside is that there was a large company on a team building/fun day outing in front of us, and although broken up into smaller groups, it made each hole at least a 20 minute wait as they interacted among themselves and didn’t offer any pass options to the pairs behind. Not deal, but we chatted with the folks behind us and it was a nice day. No soft serve, but what they had for ice cream was standard flavors for hard serve. Staff was efficient. Lots of parking. Bathrooms were clean. We’ll be back!"

"Although the park was closed at the time we stopped, we enjoyed looking at the course layout. I have heard from a friend that it is a lot of fun to play. We will be going down to play soon. They have beverages and ice cream available. They have rest rooms too."

"A fun time out for the family with a well groomed, challenging, and interesting course. The kids liked the scavenger hunt along the way and the ice cream after. So great to have a new fun family activity in the area!"

"Beautiful Maine/nature-themed mini golf course less than a mile off from Exit #43, so it's very accessible from I295. Drive past Subway, Dunkin', and Irving, start slowing down, and you'll see them on the left. The 18 holes are each unique and fun to play. I've never played through a bear cave with a waterfall going overhead, or hit my ball through a log Plinko board. Very cool! I loved the many different challenges each hole presented. You could choose more than one path to get to the hole. There were a ton of water features and animal carvings, creating a strong Maine vibe. Each hole had challenges ranging from taller grass, 'sand' pits, hills, rocks, and water hazards. I'm fortunate that we live in town and will be back many times to play some more, but if you're from away, it's worth the drive. Follow them on Facebook and you'll know the dates when food trucks are there, or drive 3 miles farther into town to some local restaurants and make a day of it."

"Very impressed with the layout and how it all came together! Lots of fun having 18 holes and at only $13/adult per game and half off if you want to play again it's a great deal! My wife and I took about an hour to get through and we had a blast and loved all the details. There's also a scavenger hunt on the back of the score card which is cool! The facilities are very clean and bathrooms are nice. They have hershey's ice cream and sodas which are fairly priced. I would definitely recommend trying it out if you're in the area. Was well worth the drive from New hampshire."