Handmade, animated 18 hole mini golf courses for only $14, large batting cages, a retro $1 arcade, and super friendly staff? How can you beat that? This is definitely my new favorite summer hang out! In the same lot, there’s also Bunny Hutch, a cozy restaurant serving burgers and hot dogs-though they were closed when I went so def check their availability. However, I had so much fun! Accessibility wise however, this place definitely lacks. The mini golf courses were definitely not wheelchair accessible, manual or electric. Some cane/crutch users may also find it difficult to play. There are steps to get to many of the courses, and the paths can be narrow and tight. Lots of bending down. There are also no accessible bathrooms on site as the single one was small and had a large step to enter. Also, the full course is A LOT of walking and I was regretting not bringing an aid by the end. It also would get really hot in the summer. They do have plenty of benches to rest on through. I can’t report on the batting cages as I didn’t use them, but they did seem to have more space. The arcade was step-free, the pathways were clear, and it could fit a wheelchair user with a smaller chair (probably 18-20inch width max), though it would be a tight space, especially with other people.