Pigeon Forge: Crave Golf Club Mini Golf Candy Course

Summary

Candy land style mini golf adventure with rooftop views and sweet surprises

You’ll play through wild candy-themed courses—indoors or up on the roof—dodging giant cupcakes and gumball trees as you go. Laugh with friends over tricky shots, then wander into an epic candy store to treat yourself afterward. This mini golf day trip in Pigeon Forge includes all entry fees and is easy for any age or ability—just bring your sense of fun.

What’s the experience like?

Someone handed me a bright green putter before I’d even figured out where to look first — there’s this swirl of pinks and blues everywhere, like the whole place exploded out of a candy jar. We’d barely started the first hole when our friend Jamie got distracted by the giant gummy bear (honestly, I don’t blame him). The air smelled faintly sugary, but not in a fake way — more like walking past an old-fashioned sweet shop. Our guide at the counter grinned and told us to watch for “bonus holes” on the course; I still don’t know if he meant that as encouragement or a warning.

The outdoor course is actually up on the roof, which I didn’t expect — you climb these stairs and suddenly you’re putting next to cupcake pillars and gumdrop bushes, with all of Pigeon Forge sort of humming below. It was warm but not too hot, and every so often you’d catch a breeze that made the little flags flutter. There’s one spot called Rock Candy Mountain where my ball just refused to cooperate (I’m blaming the sugar high), but we laughed so much it didn’t matter. Inside, it’s even wilder: jelly bean jungles, talking gumballs, kids running around yelling about “the juice box fountain.”

I’ll admit I lost track of who was winning about halfway through — someone kept score on their phone but honestly we were too busy trying to pronounce “Bubblegum Garden” in different accents (Li laughed when I tried it in Mandarin — probably butchered it). At the end, we wandered into the candy store and just stood there for a minute because there’s so much: sour belts, chocolate rocks, stuff I hadn’t seen since I was a kid. If you’re looking for serious golf…maybe not your spot. But for a day trip in Pigeon Forge where you can just be silly with friends or family? It’s got something weirdly joyful about it. I still think about that view from the rooftop holes sometimes.

Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1 — Play Candy Land themed mini golf

• Visit Crave Golf Club in Pigeon Forge
• Play indoor Candy Land mini golf course
• Play outdoor rooftop mini golf course
• Explore six Candy Land themed locations
• Enjoy whimsical decorations and bonus holes
• Shop at the candy store

Top questions

Is Crave Golf Club mini golf suitable for young kids?

Yes, both courses are designed for families and children of all ages can play.

Does Crave Golf Club have indoor mini golf if it rains?

Yes, there is an indoor course available so you can play regardless of weather.

How many holes are at Crave Golf Club?

There are 38 holes split between indoor and outdoor courses.

Is Crave Golf Club wheelchair accessible?

Yes, all areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible.

Are service animals allowed at Crave Golf Club?

Yes, service animals are permitted throughout the facility.

Can infants or toddlers join in strollers?

Yes, infants and small children can ride in prams or strollers during your visit.

Where is Crave Golf Club located?

The club is located in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee.

What’s included

Your visit includes access to either the indoor or rooftop outdoor mini golf course at Crave Golf Club in Pigeon Forge—with all taxes and fees covered—plus time to explore their huge candy store before or after your round.