Walden’s Landing Firehouse Golf

It’s your standard non-​interactive miniature golf course with 18 holes. The hole placements are moderately challenging. The bathrooms are outside of the facility, located across the parking lot. You can buy an 18 hole package or play both courses for 36 holes.

Cute theme, the water smelt bad needed some cleaning. The course was fun but the price was a bit much. Especially since they won’t honor the coupon. 18 holes cost our family of five $ 42.66

Course was fun and challenging for a family from 8 years old to 38. We had so much fun that we went back for the other 18 holes. It ranks #3 for our family in pigeon forge. But, the competition is stiff with great golf in this town.

This is one of the best putt putt courses I have been to in pigeon forge. It’s a really fun, clean course and the staff was really friendly. They have two courses that you can choose from to play. We chose to do the more challenging course and it actually kept us on our toes. They’re cute little bears throughout the course. I would highly recommend this place if you’re looking for a great place to play putt putt.

I thought this was just fair overall, not quite as gimmicky or challenging as some others (meaning not as much fun!) We went because we had a discount coupon. The staff was indifferent, which didn’t help. Young kids would probably like it.

This was actually a rather lovely mini golf place. We were there on a Monday night and were pretty much the only people there. We had the $ 1.00 off per person coupon or whatever it was from one of the many coupon books for grabs in the area.
It was nice not having anyone in front of or behind us and we finished pretty quickly. There was some sort of deal where if you play the one course, you can play the second for a discounted price which we ended up doing.
It was getting dark and several of the overhead lights were burnt out so it was hard to see on a few of the holes.
The «landscaping» and water/​rocks were nice. It was clean.
I haven’t added up the scorecard yet — I’d say I won, but my companion ended up getting either two or three hole-​in-​ones so it became a bit of a wild card.
They have many different ball colors from which to choose. Two different shades of purple, in fact. That excited me. There was a light purple, like a lavender and then also a darker «royal» purple.
The location was nice as well, in a newer shopping area. Some of those places are quite nasty and rundown due to age.
Before we decided on here, there was a great debate as to which mini golf place we’d choose. We did the one across the street at «the Track» last time, and other Unilocal reviews on the Ripley’s one (the Ripley’s crap really turns me off for some reason) and Lost Treasure and whatever the other one was were so-​so.

Played 18 holes on a recent Sunday afternoon with the wife and our 6 year old. There was not a lot of attention paid to the course that day as there was trash (coffee cups, plastic bottles, somebody’s blown-​out flip-​flop) on several holes. The lady at the counter seemed more interested in her sudoku game than with actually helping or speaking to customers. Even though we used a coupon from one of those tourist discount mags, it was still $ 22 for a family of three to play only 18 holes. I don’t really feel that was a bargain but the course was entertaining and somewhat challenging.

This was such a nice location. Clean course and very fun obstacles. My husband and I went and they had a promotion to buy one round get one half off. We bought it, played a round, walked around and ended up playing our second round a couple of hours later. Super fun place.

Very fun course… took in 18 holes before going into the cinema later in the day. Set up with old fire station things. Not very expensive at all and its in a perfect location with lots of good restaurants around. Cant miss it. its right in front at Waldens Landing in Pigeon Forge.

Cool but sometimes tricky course and only $ 12 to play 36 holes.