perils of the lost jungle minature golf

Fantastic attention to the theme (even employees in jungle attire). Great sound, light and even wind effects. Terrific jungle landscaping and construction. If Disney did mini golf, this is what you would expect.

Tucked away off Route 7, this is one of the best mini golf courses I have ever played anywhere. Lush decor and tree cover make this a shaded refuge away from suburbia.

this place is putt putt and animal o tronics all around. Such a fun family place to go.they have gorillas, monkeys, frogs, alligators and more. Definitely come check this place out.

My friend and I went to this mini golf place last week, and we were blown away by the creativity of the course. There's frogs that squirt water at you, things that hiss and growl, and animatronics that entertain you as you tackle the 18 holes. The course itself is not too challenging, and the holes are relatively basic compared to the sets surrounding them. It was a lot of fun, and kids under age 15 would probably really enjoy it. It is $10.50, a little pricier than other courses nearby, but it was worth it, and I'll go again. (O and by the way, it's outside so don't go when it rains).

a very cute mini golf course, probably better for smaller kids than large. We were there the day after a big rain, so it was a bit soggy. Somewhat difficult to see the holes, would probably not go back.

This was our first visit and it won't be our last. The girl in at the beginning of the course was dressed like she was a part of a jungle safari. She was very sweet and even offered to take our family picture. Playing this mini golf course is like walking through a jungle cruise. There is something different waiting for you around each and every turn. From skeletons in the quick sand, to Tiki's to crazy funny monkeys. It is fun for the family of all ages. Nothing too scary. It was very well thought out, clean and a good time was had by all. They try to hold the next party back a little so they are not waiting on your heels when you are trying to play. Plenty of free parking.

We never tire of playing mini golf here! This year it seems like they have made some cosmetic adjustments and added some fun features to the course. We had an enjoyable time.

We aren't avid mini golfers, but our 11-year-old grandson who was with us agreed it was disappointing. He claims he's been to better ones that are unrated. The course itself is very, very ho-hum. The jungle environment was ok. If you were not being moved along by other groups, you might take the time to look at the stuff placed around. It seemed rather shabby, like it's been around without upkeep for a while.

We really enjoyed playing the Perils of the Lost Jungle at night. It was really fun and challenging. There are some surprises along the way and gate keeper came out to warn the pregnant girl in our party. He wanted to make sure she wasn't startled which was really nice. Great date night place or in our case, great multi-family outing.

We've been to several miniature golf places in several cities over the years, but just discovered this one. We think it is the best themed miniature golf place we've ever been to. It was really fun and we had a great time. The theme is really well done and a lot of fun!

We are trying new day trips this summer, and I came upon an advertisement for this mini-golf course. We had a great time! Everyone was friendly, the course had special effects, and a good time was had by all! We will definitely go back!

Living in Myrtle Beach, the miniature golf capital of the US, I was most pleasantly surprised when we accompanied my son and his family, including their 8 and 4 year old sins to "Perils of the Lost Jungle" as I did not expect this type of miniature golf course in Fairfax County. It has a very interesting theme of British explorers who were lost in the jungles of South America, old artifacts (some if which may well be genuine or certainly very good reproductions) and the course itself is quite challenging and very different from many run of the mill courses that I have played on in the past.We went on the Sunday afternoon of Memorial Day weekend and although we had a fairly long wait to get on the course, it was so well organized that we had very little wait time between holes and even though there were 6 of us (they prefer to limit to groups of 4) and we were initially requested not to dally too much, we were never caught up by the group behind us.My only criticism is that the discount for seniors and children is quite small compared to other attractions.

Woody's Perils of the Lost Jungle presents a mini golf experience with an immersive experience almost like a theme park. We have found both teens and older elementary school aged kids to love it. The abundant foliage and entertaining surroundings seems to diffuse some of the competitiveness of mini golf and reinforce just having fun. The only drawback is that these surroundings can slow down some groups and be annoying to the impatient. A plus of the jungle is lots of moist shade in the summer.

This is a fun mini-golf adventure because it's different from most places - not just windmills and a couple of ramps to putt down.

This is #5 in the USA and I can see why. I haven't been to any of the others on that list but it would be hard to compare. This is an awesome family attraction.