Jurassic Island Adventure Golf - Harrow

LindaStopford

My husband, myself and my grandson plus our little dog went along to play crazy golf at this venue today in Harrow.
We had a lovely time. The man on reception who greeted us was great. We arrived a bit early to our booking but he didnt mind at all. He got our little dog a bowl of water and at the end of the game gave stickers. A really lovely staff member.
The course was lovely and we all thoroughly enjoyed our visit.
Great to have this local.

Rishabh M.

Good fun! The gentleman managing the location (Ashley) is very sweet and showed us some of the "Easter eggs" on the last hole of the course, and "how to get a hole in one". His enthusiasm will definitely drive more customers in. Highly recommended!

Heather P.

Fantastic venue for young and old and very reasonable prices

Sophia L.

Jurassic Island Adventure Golf is a great day out for the family and a quick date day without the kids. Very spacious and your surrounded by beautiful landscaping and giant dinosaurs. My boys loved the facts boards located around the holes. The team were so friendly and approachable. We’ll be back.

Anamaria R.

Went to the dinosaur adventure golf at Harrow Bannister Sports Centre and was thoroughly disappointed. Staff were particularly rude—when I asked to just explore without playing golf, the young guy at reception was dismissive, and later an older staff member told my husband off for going around again, even though no one told us the fee was for one round only. It felt like a cash grab with zero customer care. Definitely not worth the hype or the price.

Mohsin R.

Had a go at Jurassic Golf in Harrow and, to be fair, it wasn't all it's cracked up to be. It's pitched as a bit of fun for the kiddos, but honestly, it felt more like it's geared towards grown-ups. The whole place is pretty snug, almost like sardines in a tin. And the price? Bit steep, if you ask me. On the bright side, the staff were bang on – really friendly and on the ball. But at the end of the day, we were a bit gutted with the whole shebang.

London V.

This is an absolutely beautiful little golf course with numerous life sized dinosaurs and rivers and lakes all around - clearly much time and money have been spent on this place.

Unfortunately the holes themselves aren’t very well designed or very creative. The astroturf isn’t well laid and so has ripples in it and most of the holes are up an incline - and this means the course is very unforgiving; miss the hole and you end up meters away - and that makes it frustrating for kids. There are also loads of leaves over the course (in spring) - I suggest getting out there with a leaf blower occasionally.

There are some sneaky paths the ball can take, but they often don’t give any advantage - compare that to TopGollf mini golf where getting your ball in those almost guarantees a hole-in-one.

The prices are pretty steep and I don’t think that’s my subjective view given the place was entirely empty - I’d suggest a weekday special to get the kids in after school.

The car park has disabled spaces but it’s entirely gravel and so it’s not accessible. Whilst this didn’t affect us, I’m pointing it out for others.

And perhaps not a concern for many - and not the places fault - but this is in the ULEZ adding cost for those without a newer car. So it’s an expensive hour.

I’m not convinced I’d go back and likely stick with TopGolf Watford. But a nice novelty nonetheless.

Babajide O.

It's a lovely mini golf course for kids. It also have some huge dinosaur statutes. However, they need to create an accessible wheelchair entrance for people with wheelchair.