Such a fun place! Enjoyed the round of golf surrounded by cool sculptures and goats. The golf course is well shaded and provides a decent challenge. When you're done golfing take a walk around the sculpture park (it's huge). Just one tip: Golf is cash or check only! Prices are $14 per adult and $12 per child (August 2023)

We loved the free entry to the sculpture garden! Great place for a picnic date— lots of farm animals, sculptures, tables and yard games. Bring your family here for a nice walk!

Unique mini golf experience that is very kid friendly. Challenging holes with lots of elevation changes, and they have a few challenges over never seen before. The art all around the park is fun for people of all ages. Lots of goats, and there are chickens roaming free. There is even a small horse and a bull. Tickets to just view the art park are low cost ($2 at the time of this review) and I'd recommend it even if the mini golf was not there. There is sufficient shade in the mini golf area and the art park, even for a hot sunny day. Snack options are limited but they have cans of pop, water bottles, and ice cream bars.

This place transcends what words can describe. It's not only mini golf, but an entire artistic experience, with sprawling lands filled with interesting sculptures. We came on a Friday morning around 11am, and it wasn't too busy. It's cash only, so prepare in advance because there doesn't seem to be an ATM. It definitely got more packed when we were finishing up the course. I'd definitely recommend making the trip up. It's great for families as well as anyone who likes to have a fun time!

Amazing sculpture garden with lots of outdoor activities. Very chill and gave me MN Renaissance festival vibes. The mini golf was great fun, and a good challenge too, not your typical easy peasy course. My 6 and 9 year old kids had a blast! I love that the garden entry was free, we did have to wait about an hour to start playing mini golf due to the cue, but it was worth the wait 😊

Big Stone Mini Golf is so much fun! We loved the interesting course, and it was fun to walk around the sculpture garden. There were even farm animals to see. The wait wasn't too bad between the holes during the week.

I first ventured to Big Stone Mini Golf for a field trip led by a co-worker. Our students and staff alike fell in love with the many things to do here. I took my family here this summer to share my love for the place. We went around 1:00pm on a Thursday and there were a lot of people there. The wait for mini golf was an hour and fifteen minutes. There is so much to do there that the hour wait went by with ease. Sculptures and statues spread out across the acreage, goats and donkeys to say hello to, a large chess board, checkers and shuffle board, along with a fire pit area all kept us busy. The course itself is unique and creative. My family all agreed they loved our outing to Big Stone and would definitely come back another time. I recommend choosing an off hour to visit, but even if you come when it’s busy, there’s plenty to do and places for photo ops.

I definitely recommend this place. The sculpture garden is amazing, there’s farm animals, and mini golfing. There is no entry fee to walk through the sculpture garden, but to play mini golf you do have pay.