Updated August 25, 2026
Greater Victoria has more mini golf than I first gave it credit for. There are indoor and outdoor courses in Victoria, Saanich, Central Saanich and Langford, so you can choose one that fits the weather and the part of town you're already visiting.
This page now sticks to mini golf. I removed the arcade and Miniature World listings because they're different activities and don't belong in a mini-golf guide.
Quick List of Mini Golf Around Greater Victoria
- Haunted Manor: indoor 18-hole mini golf in downtown Victoria.
- Blenkinsop Adventure Mini Golf: outdoor garden-style mini golf in Saanich.
- Mattick's Farm Mini Golf: outdoor 18-hole course in Cordova Bay.
- Island View Farm & Mini Golf: outdoor 18-hole course in Central Saanich.
- City Centre Park Mini-Golf: 18-hole Treasure Island course in Langford.
Hours can change with weather and season, especially at the outdoor courses. I’ve linked each place to its own website so you can check before leaving.
Haunted Manor Mini Golf in Downtown Victoria
Haunted Manor is at 711 Yates Street in downtown Victoria. It has an 18-hole indoor course built around a haunted-manor story, so it works especially well when the weather is wet or you want something right in the downtown core.
The business describes the course as an all-ages attraction. It does use ghostly images and a couple of mild effects, so parents with younger kids may want to read the attraction's FAQ first. Reservations are strongly recommended because walk-in space isn't guaranteed.
From a moving-to-Victoria point of view, this is also the easiest course to pair with a walk around downtown, Chinatown, Harris Green or the Inner Harbour.
Check Haunted Manor's current mini-golf information.
Blenkinsop Adventure Mini Golf in Saanich
Blenkinsop Adventure Mini Golf is part of Blenkinsop Golf in Saanich. The course runs through a colourful garden setting with a castle, cottage and a series of bends and obstacles. It feels more like the traditional outdoor mini golf I remember than an indoor themed attraction.
No reservation is normally required for regular play. The course is first come, first served and weather can affect opening, so this is one I'd check on the day you're going.
Blenkinsop is also a useful stop if you're trying to get a feel for Saanich rather than Victoria proper. The surrounding area is greener and less urban than downtown, and you're close to several residential neighbourhoods.
Check Blenkinsop Adventure Mini Golf.
Mattick's Farm Mini Golf in Cordova Bay
Mattick's Farm Mini Golf is at Mattick's Farm on Cordova Bay Road, beside Cordova Bay Golf Course. It is a spacious 18-hole outdoor putting course in a treed setting, with playful course features worked into the route.
This course is seasonal, so don't assume it will be open just because the weather is decent. Mattick's Farm posts its current seasonal schedule and recommends checking for weather-related closures.
I like this location as part of a longer outing because Cordova Bay has a different feel from central Victoria. You can look around the shops at Mattick's Farm and then continue toward Cordova Bay, Broadmead or the Saanich Peninsula.
Check Mattick's Farm Mini Golf.
Island View Farm & Mini Golf in Central Saanich
Island View Farm & Mini Golf is at 7081 Central Saanich Road in Saanichton. The 18-hole outdoor course winds through gardens, streams and ponds on a working farm property.
The farm has a clearly posted seasonal schedule, with longer summer hours and a winter closure. Public mini golf is generally first come, first served, while larger groups have separate booking options.
This is the most rural-feeling course on the list. If you're thinking of living farther north on the peninsula, the drive itself is useful because you see farmland and lower-density areas that feel quite different from Victoria or Saanich.
Check Island View Farm & Mini Golf hours.
City Centre Park Mini-Golf in Langford
City Centre Park Mini-Golf is in Langford, a short drive west of Victoria. Its Treasure Island course has 18 holes with features such as a gold mine, pirates, skeletons, water and greenery.
City Centre Park says the course operates rain or shine, and clubs and balls are provided when you check in at Eagle Ridge Community Centre. The venue also publishes current hours and booking details on its own site.
If you're comparing Victoria with Langford or Colwood for a future move, this is a handy excuse to spend time on the West Shore. Langford is much more suburban and newer in many areas, and the trip shows you what the commute between the two sides of Greater Victoria actually feels like.
Check City Centre Park Mini-Golf.
Bonus: Beacon Hill Park's Free Putting Green
Beacon Hill Park has a public putting green near the centre of the park. It isn't miniature golf: there are no themed holes, obstacles or equipment counter. Think of it as a simple place to practise putting outdoors.
There is no admission charge for the putting green, but you need to bring your own putter and golf balls. The City has treated it as a seasonal recreation feature in past updates, so I'd check current park information if you're making a special trip for it.
It's a nice extra if you're already walking through Beacon Hill Park or heading toward Dallas Road and Mile Zero. Because it's free, it also belongs in my free things to do in Victoria guide.
Check current Beacon Hill Park information.
Which Mini Golf Course Makes the Most Sense?
If you're already downtown or the weather is poor, Haunted Manor is the straightforward choice. For a traditional outdoor course closer to central Saanich, Blenkinsop works well. Mattick's Farm makes sense if you're spending time around Cordova Bay, while Island View Farm fits a Saanich Peninsula day. City Centre Park is the obvious one to combine with Langford and the West Shore.
I wouldn't drive across the whole region just to compare them all in one day. Pick the course that puts you in an area you already want to see, especially if your Victoria visit is partly about deciding where you might live.
Before You Go
- Check the official website that day. Outdoor mini golf can be affected by weather and seasonal hours.
- Look at reservations before heading downtown. Haunted Manor can fill up.
- Give yourself time to see the neighbourhood. A 30-minute drive just for mini golf doesn't tell you much about the area.
- For Beacon Hill Park, bring your own equipment. It is a public putting green, not a staffed mini-golf attraction.
Thinking about moving here?
Use the outing to compare parts of Greater Victoria. Downtown, Saanich, Cordova Bay, Central Saanich and Langford all feel different, and mini golf gives you an easy reason to spend an hour in each area without turning the day into a house-hunting marathon.