Camelot Golfland Pizza Parlor

The landscape is nicely kept on all of the mini golf courses. Their food is mediocre and took forever to get out pretzel! Also the noise from the freeway is so loud. If you are looking for a «quiet» game of mini golf this is not the place for you. They really should put up a wall to block off the noise. I’m still giving it a generous four stars because my kids love it here and it is well kept.

A decent arcade, but an extreme rip off. Been here twice in the last 2 months cause my son wants to come here. Unfortunately every time we go to play a game it eats one of our tokens. Every game!

Your typical Pizza with a mini arcade. I stopped by for some pizza, salad and drink. It seems like they took forever and when the pizza arrived the bottom of the crust was over cooked and burnt, the pizza sauce wasn’t very good with lack of good cheese. I dod see someone eating hot wings and it looked good, maybe I will order them next time.

I had a great time. The golf course wasn’t horribly crowded. Everyone was very friendly. I would definitely go back. I had tons of fun playing mini golf and losing and winning a lot of tickets.

If I could give zero stars I would. Used to come as a kid and loved this place. Haven’t been here however for about 5 years. Came today for a party and was disappointed. Games at the kids money and at 4 token a game for some it was a rip. Kids played laser tag and were sadly disappointed. Guns didn’t work and the people working weren’t helpful. Pizza was awful as well. Won’t come back

I like this place because it reminds me of when I was a kid. I used to go to boomers a lot as a kid:
I’m older now, but it is still fun to go to with friends. The prizes kind of suck, but that’s not the reason why you go (if you are an adult).
One of my favorite things here is this one mini bowling game they have. It’s super addicting and easier than real bowling.
The go karts are okay. Nothing special.
Mini golf is fun too, but you have to be into it.

First Star– this place has been around a long time and has fun for most ages.
Second Star — they are fairly reasonably priced for the activities and have added cars and boats.
Third star is for the newer «Iceberg» ice cream treats. Delicious!
However the missing two stars– in the modern age no business should charge $ 2.75 for a 8 oz fountain drink and NOT give at least one refill. That’s a $ 2.25 profit without refills. The corndog is $ 2.50 for a microwaved soggy wiener on a stick. (Sent my corndog back twice because it wasn’t even cooked enough)
Sorry but that’s not worthwhile in any way, shape or form.

Only came here for the mini-​golfing.
The parking lot is across the street from Camelot and it’s a huge castle that we walk into. The greeter at the door was very friendly and was helpful in pointing me to where I needed to go, especially since it was my first time here. My friends and I met up here to mini golf as we all hadn’t mini golfed in a long time. I was surprised to see how many different courses there were and also the amount of adults playing as well! Initially, I had thought that we would be one of the older people there but it was a nice change. The courses do differ in their level of difficulty and I loved the designs for each hole. The holes are not too run down, as I half expected and we had a ton of fun! Just make sure to bring water or something to hydrate yourself if you’re playing in the middle of a hot afternoon. We were scorching thirsty halfway through but other than that, we had a great time.
Seemed like a lot of families, with children, were also enjoying their time there. I enjoy it because this is the type of amusement that I grew up with. Great service and great fun! Wouldn’t mind coming back to try out the other mini golf courses in the future!

I haven’t been here in years until today… Childhood memories of nothing but excitement and pure fun!
Would highly recommend this family fun center to anyone who wants to have fun, NO AGE LIMIT.

Most of the games dont work and eat your money. At 4 games ate my money and when I asked for help no one came to help.
They added a go car track that was that’s the only reason they getting 2stars than one star

I owned at laser tag!

My hubby and I ate here before heading out to the mini golf. I hadn’t been to Camelot in 25 years. I was delighted to find that the place has pretty much stayed the same.
We ordered a mint chocolate chip shake and a turkey sandwich. Both were HUGE. I’m not kidding – we split them both and nearly had to be rolled out onto the course. The sandwich came with a bag of Doritos that we ended up taking home.
I want to add, the girl at the counter pushes my vote to five stars because she wanted me to be aware of how big the shakes were before I bought two of them, which I had intended to do. That meant a lot to me in this day and age, when I thought customer service no longer existed. She could’ve easily not have given a damn and watched us spend way more for an extra shake that I could never have even remotely finished on my own.
Parking was $ 5, but they gave us a voucher for $ 5 off any activity or purchase, so we put it towards our meal. A lot of food for just under $ 8. Just beef up the parking lot security a bit (some jerkoff left their plastic cup face-​down on our car).

Kids have a blast here… Nothing like a game of miniature golf or sliding down these massive slides in the summer…

So the pizza is seriously terribly bad. I mean, it’s like Little Caesars pizza, only the slices have a thicker crust… And yet, I still enjoyed every bite of that sucker.
I guess it just matters on the company you keep and knowing that this is just not going to be a good meal. At best it’ll give you some calories to burn as you work your way through some sick minigolf fun.
Pizza is fairly cheap. Add a soda and you got yourself a sort of kitschy mini golf date for a bit under 9 bucks. Seating is strange. in that you’re going to be people watching some of the weirdest folks around. This place sort of attracts a mixture of really odd folks.
The employees… well, you’re not going to get someone who is thrilled that they’re working here. Thems for sure. At best you can hope to have your order taken by someone who doesn’t want to do a murder suicide sort of thing. But hey, you’ll at least have shitty pizza before you go out.

Pizza is so bad. Worse than half baked Little Caesars.

We only came here to get a scoop of ice cream. We looked at the flavors and were torn between strawberry cheesecake and birthday cake so we asked the worker if we could have both and she was happy to give us one scoop with both flavors. Awesome! Both flavors of Dreyers were delicious! Would definitely like to try the new giant shakes that they just started carrying here next time. The portions are big enough to feed at least 3 people!

I took my Wife, Son, Godson, and Niece here to celebrate my son’s birthday. We each got ice cream to start with. My wife got a shake and we were surprised by the size! *Hint* IT WAS HUGE. We then went to play Laser Tag. Ahead of us was a large group who had been there a while. Some people had decided not to play minigolf and so they were allowed to switch to laser tag. There ended up being a total of 12 people in our laser tag game. The Laser Tag course was very large, especially for being an indoor location. The whole set up is under black light. For $ 6.50 for the first game you get 20 min of play. I felt this was pretty reasonable.
After that we played some video games. Most range between 3 – 4 coins but if you head to the back near the party area there are some one coin games.
The place seems a little run down (Paint, fixtures, etc., etc.,) but the staff are friendly, the prices are low compared to boomers. I’ll head back the next time we’re in the mood for Laser Tag, mini golf, or huge shakes.

Basic snack menu. Perfect beforfe or after a round of mini golf or taking a much needed break from playing the arcade games…
Prices are a little high for pizza and drinks. But i guess thats to be expected!

This place was my favorite place growing up as a kid. I used to walk 15 minutes to get to the Golfland. Arcades back then were the mediums I used to escape from reality and pretend I was the Ryu kicken’ M. Bison’s rear end. This place is still great. The nostalgia comes back everytime I step in to the cacophony of children screaming, coins dropping, and the beeps and blips of outdated arcades such as pac man and metal slug.
The mini-​golf is still fun to play but the arcades are way better. Camelot seems to always have the latest and greatest arcade games. The laser tag upstairs is sure to win the kids over.
Live long and prosper!