Pigeon Forge: Crave Golf Club Mini Golf & Rooftop Course

Summary

Candy mini golf fun with indoor outdoor rooftop play in pigeon forge

You’ll play through candy-themed mini golf courses at Crave Golf Club in Pigeon Forge—indoors and up on the roof—while soaking in sweet scents and playful colors. Local staff keep things lighthearted as you tackle 38 holes with your group. There’s time for treats at their candy shop or even a quick round of mini-bowling before heading out—expect laughter and maybe a little friendly rivalry.

What’s the experience like?

"You ever try putting with a giant jellybean staring you down?" That’s what my nephew blurted out as we lined up our first shot at Crave Golf Club in Pigeon Forge. I just laughed — honestly, the whole place smells faintly like cotton candy, and there’s this weird joy to it. We started on the indoor course, where everything is bright and kind of surreal, like someone let a five-year-old design a golf dreamland. The music is bouncy but not too loud. I kept getting distracted by the gummy bear statues — they’re everywhere — and nearly tripped over a licorice-looking ramp (not edible, I checked).

Our guide for the day, Jamie, didn’t wear a uniform or anything but seemed to know every shortcut on both courses. She told us locals come here even when it rains because the indoor holes are just as wild as the rooftop ones. When we finally climbed up for the outdoor part, I could feel that sticky Tennessee summer air — not unpleasant, just thick enough to make your shirt cling a bit. The view from up top is pretty great; you can see bits of the Smokies peeking out behind neon signs. My niece tried to sneak an extra turn, but Jamie caught her and just winked instead of scolding. That felt nice.

I didn’t expect to get so competitive about mini golf, but after my brother got a hole-in-one off some spinning donut obstacle (he still brags), it was game on. Between shots, we wandered through their candy store — it’s impossible not to grab something sugary after all that temptation. There’s also mini-bowling and escape rooms if you want to hang around longer; we almost did but hunger won out in the end. Honestly, I still think about that rooftop breeze mixed with sweet smells — it’s silly fun but kind of sticks with you.

Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1 — Play mini golf at Crave Golf Club

• Arrive at Crave Golf Club
• Play 38-hole candy-themed mini golf
• Enjoy indoor, outdoor, rooftop courses
• Try mini-bowling and escape rooms
• Visit the candy store

Top questions

Is Crave Golf Club wheelchair accessible?

Yes, all areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible.

Are strollers or prams allowed at Crave Golf Club?

Yes, infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller.

Does Crave Golf Club offer both indoor and outdoor mini golf?

Yes, there are both indoor and rooftop outdoor mini golf courses available.

What happens if it rains during my booking?

If poor weather occurs, you can choose an alternative date or play on the indoor course.

Is public transportation available nearby?

Yes, public transportation options are available close to Crave Golf Club.

Are service animals allowed inside?

Yes, service animals are permitted throughout the facility.

How many holes does the mini golf have?

The club features 38 holes across its courses.

Are there other activities besides mini golf?

Yes, there is mini-bowling, escape rooms, and a candy store on site.

What’s included

Your visit covers all taxes and fees for entry into both indoor and rooftop mini golf courses at Crave Golf Club—plus access to their candy shop and extra activities like mini-bowling or escape rooms if you want more fun before heading home.