Mini-golf at LillyPutt Crazy Golf
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About this attraction
About Mini-golf at LillyPutt Crazy Golf
LillyPutt is a colourful, family-friendly crazy golf course on the Kent coast, offering a classic seaside putting experience with themed holes, water features and obstacles to navigate. The course is designed to suit all ages and abilities, from toddlers having their first go with an oversized putter to competitive families keeping score on the card supplied at reception.
A round usually takes around 45 minutes to an hour, with 18 holes winding through landscaped greens, bridges and tunnels. Putters and balls in a choice of colours are provided, and the on-site kiosk sells ice creams, soft drinks and snacks for a half-time pause. Group bookings and children's parties are catered for, making it a popular option during school holidays and on warm weekends.
The Kent seaside setting means a game pairs naturally with a wider day out along the coast, whether that is a stroll on the sands, fish and chips on the promenade, or a visit to one of the area's traditional family amusements. It is an easy, low-cost addition to any beach day with children.
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