Summer in Maine isn’t just about going to the beach and hitting the trails. Sometimes you just want something easy to enjoy and this might be just the thing. Gather your friends and family for a fun day (or night!) of golfing at one of Maine’s biggest mini-golf courses. There’s lots of fun to be had, from snacks and beverages to dominating the course!
Since 1988 Schooner Miniature Golf in Saco has been delighting locals and visitors who love a good, competitive game of mini golf!
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As the largest full mini golf course in the state, there are plenty of different holes to try and they all have a fun nautical theme.
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With its huge can’t-miss-it schooner, this is the perfect place to go if you love your activities to be fully Maine themed!
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The course is meant to make you feel like you’re at a pier or harbor and each hole has features that evoke that feeling. Think docks, boats and water features.
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When you reach the 11th hole you’ll have a chance to get onto that big schooner we mentioned to try for a hole-in-one.
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We love coming here when friends and family visit, but it’s easy enough to just head over on a weeknight with a friend.
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Make sure to spend some time at the snack bar, too! Schooner closes when the weather is rainy, so be sure to check ahead of time before you visit.
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Schooner Miniature Golf is open every day from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. You can learn more about what they offer here. You can reach them on 207-284-6174. Entry is $9 for ages 13+, $8 for ages 5-12 and $5 for ages 4 and under. Address: 58 Ocean Park Road, Saco, ME, 04072.
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For more outdoor in Maine head out on this waterfall hike. It’s a short hike and the end is tons of fun!
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