Profile: Golfland Mini Golf & Birthday Party Place - 510 Families
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Profile: Golfland Mini Golf & Birthday Party Place

Golden Tee Golfland Family Fun Center in Castro Valley is about 15 minutes from Montclair and 25 minutes from Berkeley. I think my kids would be thrilled just to pull up in front of this destination with the grand castle theme in front.

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Golfland offers a classic, almost retro, outdoor miniature golf experience. You can choose from two courses with plenty of challenges.

No family amusement experience is complete without a set of machines that eat your quarters (or tokens) and force you to choose between a plastic ring and a pack of gum at a prize counter. So yes, there is a small arcade there as well.

Save a few dollars per person on mini-golf when you purchase tickets from Golfland online before arriving >

Prices are lower for kids under 12 and lower for everyone on weekdays.

Photo: Carol Burton

We have included Golfland in various round-ups of things to do with kids when school is closed, as well as in our East Bay Kids Birthday Party Guide (but prices have jumped since we originally added them!).

Golfland Castro Valley

Plan your visit to Golden Tee Golfland

We recommend that players be at least 5 years old to have enough focus to play miniature golf. No special clothing or footwear is required. Sun hats are advised.

There is no on-site restaurant, but the Lake Chabot Public Market is about a five-minute drive and a fun place for kids to eat ramen, poke, or Korean BBQ. Don’t need lunch? Try the unicorn ice cream at Milk and Cookie Bar in the Public Market.

Related: More things to do in Castro Valley with kids

Golfland is located at 2533 Castro Valley Blvd.

3 thoughts on “Profile: Golfland Mini Golf & Birthday Party Place”

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  2. One thing to note is that there is a hole on one of the two courses set up as the “Passage to the Golden Orient,” with a pagoda-type structure. We were surprised to find such outdated, racist signage. Just wanted to let other parents know, so you’re not caught off guard as we were.

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