Stone Creek Miniature Golf

★ 4

This is one of the best courses in the western suburbs. Good tree cover for lots of shade. Little to no car noise. A nice variety of different holes so there is a nice variety. The only flaw is that there are a couple of areas where guard rails are needed because you could easily fall into the artificial river.

★ 2

Review to get executive attention. This mini golf course is a Geneva staple. I have been taking my kids here for over 20 years. In those 20 years, there’s been very rare updates. This despite the board allocating $335,000 in the budget for updates and $10,000 every year since. What is going on? Who is doing these fraudulent budgets? There has been no updates and certainly none that amount to even $10,000 yet alone $335,000. We visited the course on Mother’s Day. Is it a nice time? Yes. But for a course owned by a park district, it’s a poor reflection on Geneva. The beds contain numerous weeds, there are no pretty flowers or plantings and the older water features have long since rusted. The cups for the holes sit unevenly and are rusty. The greens are in disrepair, and the wooden posts are splintered. Who is in charge of the park district?? You need a businessman not a politician because this business is failing. Maybe put one of the many kids manning the booth for $16 per hour (or more) to work pulling some weeds? Why can’t they weed in between customers? If you allocate money in the budget, maybe actually use it honestly to make updates? It’s kind of telling to see that $10,000 repeated every year when we all know it’s just to fill a line item. If you pay staff over $150,000 plus benefits and they can’t even add some flowers or fix water features, maybe cut their salaries? Those are some seriously high salaries for an entity that has a budget deficit. Start using common business sense and stop relying on taxpayers for your failure to appropriately make a business profitable. I hope you use this review to make the necessary updates to this lovely Geneva fixture. Or give me the $10,000 and I will get it done by next week. 🤷🏼‍♀️

★ 5

Fun family time or take a date there. Fun for almost all ages.

★ 5

Went for mini golf with the family as adults during the day time. Price was good being an out of town patron - not too expensive. Staff was kind. Holes were varied in terms of challenge. There were some that were straight forward and others that were quite challenging. Overall, I would definitely return!

★ 5

Had so much fun here. Good price for family fun

★ 5

What a fun find! Cute mini golf course tucked in between St Charles and Geneva. Came here on a summer afternoon with my family. The putt putt was fun, and pretty standard. The place has a really neat playground for the younger kids in the center that you can pretty much see from every hole while you golf. They serve snacks and drinks and the prices are very affordable and fair. Clean and peaceful. Definitely check them out.

★ 5

Fun 18-hole miniature golf course. Very affordable. They also have lots of specials, such as dads and granddads play free on Father's Day. The course isn't quite as challenging as the one in Pottawatomie Park (River View), but for many families with young children that makes this course ideal for younger players. Parking is really handy on the southeast side of Wheeler Park. Restrooms are also close. Trees provide plenty of shade over most of the course. As others have noted, their schedule changes with the academic year of local public schools. So, for example, they're not open during the day on weekdays starting mid-August. Check the website to be sure.

★ 4

First time there on Father's Day. I hadn't planned on going to a park district mini-golf but decided to give it a try and I was really glad I did. First the price was very reasonable, only $6 for 18 holes! I was actually free because it was Father's Day! The holes are fun and interesting so for a family or date on a nice day it's a winner and you get a beautiful park to enjoy as well. There are no concessions so bring your own snacks and drinks. This could be a plus for a family as you will save some money. Since it is a park district the restrooms although not terrible are not maintained enough for busy times. No toilet paper in the men's room on a busy holiday so be prepared with perhaps napkins or an alternative just in case. A privately owned mini-golf may have concessions and better maintained restrooms but not the beautiful park and you will enjoy putting just as much here as anywhere else. When we returned the putters they were immediately cleaned/disinfected.