1 / 3The Lost Jungle London
📍 Edgware, Greater London
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Two immersive 18-hole adventure golf courses - Amazon and Congo - plus a 9-hole footgolf option across what is billed as Europe's largest adventure golf venue in Edgware.
🏆 Funzaroo Verdict
Best for families with children aged 5+ who enjoy mini golf and want an immersive setting that feels far removed from a standard London day out. The jungle theming and photo opportunities are the standout draw. Weekday visits or early weekend arrivals avoid the heaviest crowds - the large car park fills fast on sunny Saturday afternoons.
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💬 What Families Are Saying
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Frances Donaldson
11 months ago
“Absolutely fabulous. We went on an inset day with a large number of children, which was perfect as it wasn’t busy. The place is very well kept and beautifully planned with really interesting and fun ‘holes’. Photos look like we are abroad somewhere tropical! The guy on the desk was lovely and incredibly helpful/accommodating. All adults and child had an absolute blast and are keen to return - which we definitely will.”
simon willder
8 months ago
“Billed as the largest adventure golf course in Europe , this venue has 2 courses and a footgolf course . They have a car park , toilet facilities and a small cafe area . The nearest tube station is Stanmore on the jubilee line, with an easy flat straightforward walk of about 15 minutes . The courses are well presented with a good putting surface , and wide pathways . The bouncy rope bridge is good fun and goes over a flowing tiered waterfall . The holes vary from easy to challenging if you take on the shortest route ( although the ball tends to roll past as most holes are on a slope ) . There are no moving animatronics or audio , and I got the impression that this is an older venue despite the good playing surface . Also the hole cups themselves were showing signs of wear and tear . I enjoyed both rounds , good courses but not one of my favourites .”
Mir Aiman Ali
a year ago
“Lost Jungle London is a fun and imaginative adventure golf course located just off Edgware Road, on the outskirts of northwest London. With two beautifully themed 18-hole courses and a foot-golf option, it offers a unique twist on traditional mini golf that appeals to families, friends, and even date nights. The courses are impressively designed. The Amazon and Congo themes include features like waterfalls, ancient ruins, animal statues, and interactive elements such as swinging bridges and moving obstacles. The attention to detail creates an immersive jungle atmosphere, making each hole feel like part of an adventure. Both courses are well-maintained, clean, and offer a good balance between fun and challenge. Players can choose to play either 18 holes or go for the full 36-hole experience, which can take up to two hours depending on how busy it is. The site operates on a pay-and-play basis, so no booking is required, though weekends can get crowded-arriving earlier in the day is a good idea. There is also free on-site parking, which is a nice bonus. The pricing is reasonable, starting around £13 for 18 holes and offering discounts for children, seniors, and families. Staff are generally friendly and helpful, and the overall vibe is relaxed and welcoming. Whether you're bringing kids, hanging out with friends, or looking for a casual outdoor activity, Lost Jungle offers a light-hearted and memorable outing. It's not just about golf-it’s about the experience, and this jungle-themed adventure delivers on creativity and entertainment. A great place to enjoy the outdoors, laugh with others, and challenge your putting skills in a wild, themed setting. Fun, affordable, and suitable for almost all ages.”
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Overview
The Amazon and Congo courses wind through life-size jungle theming with creative obstacles that photograph like a tropical resort. The footgolf course adds a distinct option for teens and adults. A small cafe serves ice cream and refreshments alongside the courses. The venue operates pay-and-play with no advance booking required, and free car parking removes a common London-day-out headache. Party rooms handle birthday group bookings.






