Candy Land Mini Golf in Pigeon Forge: 38 Holes

Putt through a gingerbread house, past giant gummy bears, and up to the roof

Crave Golf Club is a candy-themed miniature golf experience in Pigeon Forge with two courses totaling 38 holes spread across six themed zones: Bubblegum Garden, Jelly Bean Jungle, Rock Candy Mountain, Sugar Safari, Ice Cream Canyon, and Cocoa Cliffs. One course sits on the roof and an adjacent hill; the other is indoors. Both include bonus holes, and the whole visit takes about an hour. Children from age 3 are welcome, and all areas are wheelchair accessible.

The Experience

The two courses at Crave Golf Club are built around candy and dessert themes, so you're putting through scenes you'd recognize from a board game—towering cupcake pillars, chewing gum trees, gingerbread houses, giant gummy bears, a juice box fountain, and talking gumball characters scattered across the fairways. The outdoor course climbs onto the roof of the building and extends across an adjacent hill, so you get elevation and weather as part of the play. The indoor course runs parallel, which means weather doesn't stop you: if conditions turn, you can switch to the covered holes and keep playing.

The 38 holes are divided between the two courses and include special bonus holes woven into each zone. You move through all six themed areas—Bubblegum Garden through Cocoa Cliffs—on whichever course you choose or both if you want the full round. Putters and balls are provided, and the whole outing runs about an hour from start to finish. All taxes and fees are built into the price.

After you finish, the on-site candy store is there to satisfy whatever cravings the course didn't already trigger. Wheelchair access covers all areas and surfaces, and strollers work for infants and small children. Service animals are welcome, and the location has public transportation options nearby if you're not driving.

What’s included

• All taxes, fees and handling charges.
• putters and golf balls.
• access to both the outdoor rooftop course and the indoor course.
• all 38 holes across the six themed zones.
• on-site candy store.

Good to know

Easy physical levelWheelchair accessibleAccessible transportStroller friendlyPets welcomePublic transport nearby

Operated by Crave Golf Club

Is this one for you?Both courses are flat and playable for all fitness levels, so you're not climbing or hiking—just walking and putting at your own pace. The rooftop course gives you height and outdoor air without physical strain, and the indoor option means weather or mobility concerns don't force a cancellation.

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Top questions

How many holes does Crave Golf Club have?

Crave Golf Club has 38 holes total across its two courses, including special bonus holes built into each of the six themed zones.

Can I play outside if the weather is bad?

The indoor course is always available, so you can switch to covered holes if weather turns poor. You also have the option to reschedule for another date if conditions aren't favorable.

What are the six themed areas at Crave Golf Club?

The six zones are Bubblegum Garden, Jelly Bean Jungle, Rock Candy Mountain, Sugar Safari, Ice Cream Canyon, and Cocoa Cliffs, each with candy and dessert-inspired decorations and obstacles.

Is Crave Golf Club suitable for young children?

Children are welcome from age 3, and the courses are designed for families. Strollers work for infants and small children, and all areas are wheelchair accessible.

How long does a round of mini golf take at Crave?

A typical visit takes about an hour to play through the courses, though you can spend more time if you want to explore the candy store or take your time on each hole.