Do I need to make a booking?

No booking necessary! Bookings are only required for groups with 20 people or more. We recommend checking our website for any course closures prior to arrival.

Are you open on public holidays?

We are open from 9:00am every day of the week except Christmas Day.

We recommend you slip, slop, slap. Bring a hat, sunglasses and sunscreen.

How long does it take to play a round of 18 holes?

It depends on the size of your group and how busy the course is, but we recommend approximately one hour.

How many people can play in my group?

Each group can have a maximum of six players.

Can I BYO my own ball and putter?

Yes, you can bring your own putter. If you wish to use your own ball, it must be a standard golf ball as used on the course.

How old do you have to be to play mini golf?

Mini golf is suitable for ages 5 and above. Children under 10 must be supervised by an adult at all times on the course.

Can I bring my own food and drinks?

No. Noosa Hills Mini Golf is fully licensed and outside food and drink cannot be brought in. A range of food and beverage options are available from our kiosk and clubhouse.

What footwear should I wear?

Enclosed flat shoes are recommended. High heels are not permitted on the course or mini golf precinct.

No. The Mini Golf Course and Precinct is a non-smoking area.

Is the course pram friendly and wheelchair accessible?

Unfortunately due to the undulating terrain and layout, wheelchairs and prams are not permitted on the course.

Your Guide to the Noosa School Holidays

Summer is one of the best times to experience the magic of Noosa. With sun-drenched days, sparkling beaches, plenty of family-friendly attractions and a laidback coastal atmosphere, there’s no better place to make cherished family memories during these school holidays in Noosa. Whether you’re here for a quick getaway or an extended summer stay, here are our picks of some of the best things to see and do in this special season.

Summer Day Out at Noosa Mini Golf

Start your school holidays with some friendly competition at Noosa Mini Golf, a must visit for families looking for some fun in the stunning Noosa sun. With 18 holes designed for all ages and abilities, the course is full of obstacles and challenges that are sure to keep everyone entertained these school holidays

After your round, you and your family can unwind in the outdoor beer garden with a drink or snack from the on-site kiosk. The convenient Noosaville location, just 7 minutes from the Noosa River and 12 minutes from Hastings Street, makes it easy to combine No osa Mini Golf with other family friendly activities in the area.

Explore Noosa National Park

Noosa National Park is one of our region’s most loved attractions and an easy win for a school holiday adventure that everyone will enjoy. The park boasts a series of very well-maintained walking tracks suitable for prams and little legs, so families can choose anything from a gentle stroll to a longer walk.

The Coastal Track is the most iconic of the walks, offering breathtaking ocean views and the possibility of wildlife sightings including dolphins, sea turtles and even koalas resting in the trees. Pack hats, sunscreen and plenty of water, then reward the kids with a swim at Little Cove Beach or Tea Tree Bay along the way.

Spend a Day on the Noosa River

A day on the Noosa River offers endless options for family fun. From kayaking and paddleboarding to hiring an electric boat, there are plenty of ways to get out on the water and explore the river at your own pace. The calm river conditions and grassy parks on the river foreshore make it perfect for families to swim, have a picnic and soak up the summer sunshine.

After an afternoon on the water, enjoy a takeaway sunset dinner from one of the many cafes and restaurants lining the river. Our favourites include Noosa Boathouse for takeaway fish and chips, Zachary's for delicious pizza and Raw & Rice for yummy, fresh poke bowls.

Learn to Surf at Noosa Main Beach

Noosa Main Beach is one of the best places in Australia for kids and beginners to learn to surf. The gentle, rolling waves and patrolled conditions make it ideal for first-time surfers during the school holidays.

Local operators like Noosa Learn to Surf and Go Ride a Wave Noosa offer group and private lessons for children and adults alike, with experienced instructors focused on safety and confidence in the water. Whether it’s a one-off lesson or a week-long program, learning to surf is a memorable way to spend time together as a family.

Dine at Family Friendly Restaurants & Cafes

Noosa offers plenty of relaxed dining options that make eating out with kids easy during the school holidays. From casual cafes to laidback restaurants, popular family-friendly spots include Betty’s Burgers for an easy crowd-pleaser on Hastings Street, Depot Noosa for a casual brunch and the Royal Mail Hotel for a classic pub feed. No matter what you’re craving, Noosa’s diverse dining scene means you’re in for a treat these school holidays.

Catch the Sunset at Laguna Lookout

For a simple yet memorable way to end the day, head up to Laguna Lookout. Just a short drive from Hastings Street, this elevated viewpoint offers sweeping views across Noosa, the coastline and the hinterland beyond. Pack a picnic and spend the evening watching the sky get painted in shades of orange and pink. There’s no better way to end a perfect Noosa summer’s day!

Make the Most of the Noosa School Holidays

A friendly round at Noosa Mini Golf is the perfect way to kick off a day of family fun these school holidays in Noosa. Just minutes from the Noosa River, Noosa Main Beach and Hastings Street, a round of mini golf can be seamlessly combined with all your favourite activities, making it an easy and memorable addition to your school holiday adventures.

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Your Guide to the Noosa School Holidays – What To Do, See and Explore