Mini-Putt Terrebonne

Mini-Putt Terrebonne offers classic family fun with well-maintained miniature golf courses that provide the perfect introduction to the sport for young children while still entertaining older kids and parents. The facility combines mini golf with a driving range, making it an ideal spot for families looking to spend a few hours outdoors enjoying casual, low-pressure recreation together.

• ✓Classic mini golf courses with fun obstacles and themes
• ✓Driving range for older kids and parents to practice
• ✓On-site food options for snacks and refreshments
• ✓Outdoor family entertainment in a casual, no-pressure setting
• ✓Good value entertainment that keeps kids active

1. 1.Visit on weekday afternoons to avoid weekend crowds and have more space on the courses
2. 2.Bring sunscreen and hats as much of the facility is outdoors with limited shade
3. 3.Consider bringing your own snacks and drinks to save money, though food is available on-site
4. 4.If you have kids of varying skill levels, mini golf is more inclusive than the driving range for keeping everyone engaged
5. 5.Check if they offer family package deals which can provide better value than individual admissions

Weekday late afternoons (after 3pm) or Sunday mornings offer smaller crowds. Visit during late spring through early fall (May to September) for the best weather. Avoid Saturday afternoons when local families pack the courses.

With a moderate price point ($$), expect to pay around CAD $10-15 per person for mini golf. On-site food options are available, eliminating the need to leave for snacks. Parking is available at the facility on Boulevard de Hauteville.

This is a seasonal outdoor facility typically operating from late April or May through September or early October, weather dependent. Best visited during warm, dry weather. Call ahead early or late in the season to confirm opening hours. Closed during Quebec's winter months.

Terrebonne offers several family-friendly chain restaurants within a short drive along Boulevard des Seigneurs, including pizza places and casual dining options. The nearby Vieux-Terrebonne (Old Terrebonne) area has charming local cafes and restaurants along Rue Saint-Pierre if you want a more authentic Quebec dining experience.