Mini Golf in Harrow

Three venues, all in Harrow itself, all pram friendly and wheelchair accessible, each with somewhere to eat. The real split is between two indoor mini golf courses and one outdoor venue built around golf simulators and arcade games.

Playgolf Northwick Park is the outdoor one, and it is less a putting course than interactive golf bays plus arcade machines. Reviewers value the variety and the free on-site parking, but also say service is inconsistent, some facilities show wear and prices have risen. Sessions are timed, and reviewers advise walking up to staff to order food because QR code ordering is unreliable, so build that into your slot. Bays fill on weekends, so book online; weekday evenings are quieter. Best for school-age children and teens on a casual group outing rather than a polished meal.

Putt Crazy is the highest rated of the three at 4.7 from 371 reviews. It is indoors with two courses, so a family with mixed abilities can split across routes or play both. Reviewers repeatedly praise the staff and course upkeep, and one recent visit saw nine adults plus children seated without delays. The Mayan Bar is on site for food afterwards, parking is at Northwick Park Golf Centre, and several reviewers mention Groupon deals.

Putt & Play Harrow, in St George's shopping centre, is the multi-activity pick. Putt & Play describes nine indoor holes with quirky obstacles alongside arcade and fairground-style games, with a diner and bar, and Hollywood Bowl says it suits first-timers and putting pros alike. Reviewers like the friendly staff but flag course maintenance problems and a short round, around 15 minutes, so plan other activities around it. It is the only one listing birthday parties, larger groups and school bookings need a requested callback, the venue is cashless, and lift and pram access is via the shopping centre entrance.