Services Offered
Miniature Golf
Play on two 9-hole courses with easy and challenging options, suitable for all skill levels and ages.
Family Fun
Enjoy a kid-friendly environment perfect for family outings, with simple courses to keep children engaged.
Tourist Attraction
Experience mini golf with breathtaking views of Montreal's skyline and waterfront, ideal for visitors.
Casual Entertainment
Spend 30 minutes to an hour playing a relaxed game, great for dates or friends looking for lighthearted fun.
Scenic Location
Play on the Quai des Convoyeurs pier, offering panoramic city views and proximity to other attractions like bungee jumping.
Reviews
3.6(5 reviews)
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Trevor Nicholson
via Google
about 2 months ago
Cheaply assembled. Poor design. It's embarrassing that this is what tourists to Montreal are presented with. I can't believe that this place doesn't have more bad reviews but then maybe people couldn't find it on the map. I couldn't find it until just now. I don't like to leave bad reviews because I think they're usually just used as a weapon by bitter and entitled people but yeah, this place is genuinely so terrible. The worker was very nice though.
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K. Rousseauvia Google
4 months ago
Had lots of fun but the holes were not very challenging. I am not a good mini putter at all and I got most holes in 2 shots. However it was a great way to spend half an hour on a cloudy day.
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Eryn Duffyvia Google
4 months ago
We came here on a Sunday morning in October and had so much fun! It wasn’t busy so we could take our time, enjoy the view of the city, watch people bungee jump, and just have a blast with the simple, yet fun mini golf course!
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Samantha Champagnevia Google
5 months ago
A fun mini putt course in a beautiful spot, but the prices are too high for what you are getting. If the prices are lowered I imagine a lot more people would be interested
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Britvia Google
7 months ago
A beautiful evening at the pier while me and the fam played miniature golf! You can choose the easy or complicated side. Both are fun, but go with the easy if you have kids that get frustrated easily or are young.
