Congo River Golf & Exploration

Great fun! At 18yrs old with my girlfriend we had a lot of fun, good course! Kept clean, fun holes! None are too challenging but definitely fun including the scavenger hunt as you golf! Little pricey but good for a once in a while activity

We make a point of always playing mini golf when we go on vacation. This was a fun course and had a lot of challenging obstacles. It was clean and very well maintained. It seemed a bit pricey, but all the mini golf courses seems to be about the same price in the Daytona Area. Parking is behind the business. They have alligators that can be held and you can also feed them. (for an extra charge) We didn’t feed the alligators but watched as two children did. It’s a piece of a hot dog clipped to a pole. The alligators fought for the hot dog, but never got it. It fell into the water and sat there. Upon closer inspection, there were lots of pieces of hot dogs in the water. Hope the gators aren’t dependent on the hot dogs for food. Fun course and enjoyable to watch the alligators.

GREAT EXPERIENCE! I’m not a big mini golf fan but this course was great! Young adult approved! The staff was friendly, the course was very clean, also had live gators! You can hold and feed them. Very easy to find and good parking space. I was surprised to see their bathrooms were in excellent condition. I had no complains, I highly recommend checking this place out!

We came here to see the alligators, which they have several small ones, and also to play mini golf! The mini golf was a lot of fun, 18 holes with different obstacles and settings. It is a lot of fun, but a little pricey. We paid a little over $ 34 for 2 adults, with a coupon, and for a picture with an alligator which I strongly recommend! His mouth was taped (poor guy) and he was hissing! Not too happy, but we’re in Florida so a picture with a gator is necessary. She also allowed us to take pictures with our cellphones and was very patient.

Solid mini golf. The place is well kept, interesting holes and it’s fun to do the spinners at some of the holes to give yourself an extra challenge.
That said you have to pay for quality, it is pretty expensive, about $ 11 per game. But that seems to be pretty usual for Florida.
Make sure to play the scavenger hunt while you play, you’ll get scratch off cards that give you either money off your next game or other prizes.

What a great place! Very clean and well maintained, the golf course is fun, long but not too long. The scavenger hunt is really fun too. Prices are reasonable and it has a cool arcade. Would be perfect for a family outing, cute date or hanging out with your friends. The waterfall is especially cool.

Another course I have been playing for many years. It was very clean and well maintained. The turf was in great condition. This course requires more skill than Hawaiian Falls, but not too difficult. The staff was very friendly. Prices are a bit high, but still fun to play.

Three stars because the course was very good, the baby gators were cute, but the staff was RUDE! The girl with the red hair was the worst. I would recommend it for the golf aspect, but keep interaction with staff to a minimum. It was unbelievable.

I am not one for mini golf but I had an absolute blast at this place! I saw this place during my last visit to Daytona. When coming thru this year, I found a groupon deal for two couples. I live the gators out front. I wish there was a better way of feeding them as I felt the current way could hurt the gators. I really enjoyed the course. It was challenging and fun. I really like the spinners that were at a few of them that allow your group and another level for difficulty. The game room was nothing impressive. If given the chance to come back, I would.

We had a blast here. The coarse had some challenges and it was very clean. Even the water features. There were small live gators as you came in that you could feed. They had a birthday party room, game room and snacks. Great Place.

I am not the biggest fan of mini golf, but man did I have a great time here! The holes were well designed! We did the scavenger hunt and got a discount for family photo with gator! Be sure to hit ball in the water the last hole and watch a pleasant surprise! Very friendly staff too!

Well maintained, clean, not too crowded. Some challenges to the course and generally a good place for kids. $ 10.99 for an adult, $ 8.99 for kids over 5, free for kids under 5 with a paying adult. Takes about an hour to get through and a good time was had by all.

This golf course is pretty fun, although I don’t know that I would spend the money to do it again. There is about 3 or 4 holes where your golf ball is guaranteed to go in the water, it’s a little bit annoying. Definitely won’t be spending $ 3.99 for gator food ever again. I can get six little slices of hot dog for 99 cents somewhere else.

I loved everything about this place, except for the fiberglass that shredded our hands from the golf clubs. My entire group complained of glass particles by the 10^th hole. It wasn’t like we were twirling it like a button or anything abusive. You could see the glass particles shining on the foam handle part too. This feeling remained for the rest of our trip while handling suitcases, steering a car and basically anything you do with your hands. When we spoke to the nice employee in charge, he said they knew about the fiberglass, but putting up a sign would do no good, as no one reads signs in Daytona beach. One week later, and one girl still has a shard of glass lodged deep in her finger. The manager is faxing us accident reports, so we’ll see. We had a good time otherwise.

Another big, tacky mini golf park at which I have spent many an enjoyable night. In addition to a giant fiberglass plane crashed into the volcano, this on features live alligators in a little pond up front. Three bucks buys you a baggie of sliced hotdogs and a fishing rod tipped with a toothpick. It’s SO animal cruelty, but it’s also so fun to watch the little buggers snapping at the string. As I’ve mentioned before, beachside mini golf courses have a distinct advantage over their landlocked brethren: a constant, cooling sea breeze. I’ve been out here on July evenings, and have never been hot. It’s a good way to pass the time. God bless those little gators!