FAQs & Etiquette
How long does it take to complete one round of mini-golf?
While it depends on group size and number of other guests playing the same course, it typically takes about 45-60 minutes to complete one round of mini golf.
How can I learn about gazebo rental availability and place a reservation for it?
Contact us via email or phone for more information, available dates, and to place a reservation.
How can I learn more about coach discounts and/or partnerships for the driving range or batting cages?
Contact us via email or phone for more information on coach discounts and/or partnerships!
Does Cabin Creek Golf offer gift cards?
Yes, gift cards are available for purchase onsite. They are a great idea and can be used towards any of the activities at Cabin Creek Golf.
Can I bring food, drink and/or alcohol to Cabin Creek Golf?
Guests are not permitted to have alcohol on the premises. Several beverage vending machines are available on-site, and we provide a variety of snacks, ice cream treats, and more inside the cabin.
Gazebo rental guests are welcome to bring food and non-alcoholic beverages on-site for their celebration. Electricity is provided and reserved parties are welcome to invite food trucks to make their event come to life.
To ensure an enjoyable experience for all guests, we ask visitors to abide by the Cabin Creek Golf Etiquette, as listed below:
- Safety first: For their own safety, guests are asked to stay on designated walkways and to always be aware of their surroundings, including when swinging putters, drivers, bats, shuffleboard sticks and any other equipment.
- Be respectful: Keep noise levels low to avoid disturbing other guests and respect property boundaries. This includes not disturbing the landscape by throwing rocks, digging, etc.
- Dispose of trash properly: Use the provided containers to keep the area clean for all guests.
- Correct use of and return of equipment: Use equipment as intended and return it to its proper place when finished.
Can I bring my dog?
We love being a fun attraction for the whole family–-including furry friends! While dogs are permitted on green space/live grass (with the exception of the driving range) and gravel areas, we ask that visitors keep a few things in mind:
- The dog must be under direct control of the owner while at CCG (owner needs to be 18+ years old).
- The dog must remain on a leash at all times (no retractable leashes please).
- Owner is responsible for cleaning up and disposing of dog waste.
- Cabin Creek Golf does not assume any responsibility for injury to/caused by the dog.
We understand the importance of licensed service dogs and the assistance they bring to their owners. Service dogs are permitted throughout CCG grounds with the same terms explained in #1-4 above.
In addition to the above, Cabin Creek Golf asks guests to adhere to the following for all guests’ safety while enjoying each activity:
Mini Golf
- Group size: Large groups should pay special attention to pace and allow smaller groups to play through if needed.
- Follow signs: Pay attention to on-course signage for safety and enjoyment. This includes not jumping between courses before visiting the cabin for information and direction on continuing to the other course.
Driving Range
- Tee boxes: For their own safety, guests are never permitted on the rough or fairway for chipping or retrieving balls. Balls are ONLY to be hit from inside the tee boxes. Chipping is only allowed beyond the unsheltered tee boxes.
Batting Cage
- Safety first: It is mandatory for guests to wear a helmet at all times while in the cage. Only the batter is allowed inside the cage; all others must remain outside the cage area.
- Never approach the pitching machines: Under no circumstances are guests permitted to cross the yellow line, approach, or tamper with any element of the pitching machines. Should mechanical issues arise, guests are instructed to inform employees inside the cabin.
Sand Volleyball
- No food or drinks in the sand: To keep the sand clean and safe, enjoy food and beverages outside the sand volleyball area.
- Keep the sand clean: Pick up any trash, water bottles, or personal belongings to maintain a clean playing area.
- Keep the sand in the play area: Sand should stay inside the volleyball court. Avoid kicking or throwing sand, and brush off excess sand before leaving to help keep walkways and surrounding areas clean.
Shuffleboard
- Stay off the court when not playing: Walking across or standing on the court when a game is in progress can be disruptive and may damage the playing surface.
Adherence to these guidelines helps ensure a positive, safe experience for everyone; failure to do so may result in being asked to leave the premises to maintain a welcoming atmosphere for other guests.
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