Crave Golf Club: Candy-Themed Mini Golf & Family Fun in Pigeon Forge

For a family activity that works across generations, Crave Golf Club turns mini golf into a colorful candy-themed adventure. With both indoor and rooftop courses, plus escape rooms, mini bowling, and a candy shop, it gives groups several ways to spend time together in one location.

Located on the Parkway in Pigeon Forge, Crave is especially useful when your group wants an activity that can work in different weather conditions or when everyone wants something a little different.

About Crave Golf Club

Crave Golf Club is located at 2925 Parkway in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee. The attraction features two 19-hole mini golf courses: one indoors and one on the rooftop.

The indoor course takes players through a candy-inspired environment with oversized sweets, cocoa-themed scenery, ice cream-inspired obstacles, and other playful details. The rooftop course is a two-tiered outdoor experience featuring areas such as Rock Candy Mountain, Bubblegum Garden, and Jellybean Jungle.

Both courses also offer a special way to play called “Crave Style,” where a spinner at each hole introduces an additional challenge or twist to the game.

Beyond mini golf, the attraction includes two themed escape rooms, mini bowling, a candy shop, and soft-serve ice cream. The combination makes Crave more than a single activity, particularly useful for groups with different interests.

Why Guests Love It

Two completely different mini golf courses
Guests can choose between an indoor course and a rooftop outdoor course, making it possible to enjoy Crave regardless of the weather.

A playful candy theme
Giant lollipops, gumball trees, candy-inspired scenery, and other oversized details make the courses especially engaging for children.

Good for multiple generations
Mini golf is easy for grandparents, parents, teens, and children to enjoy together, while the other activities give guests additional choices.

Indoor option for unpredictable weather
The climate-controlled indoor course provides a useful alternative when rain or extreme temperatures affect outdoor plans.

More than mini golf
Escape rooms, mini bowling, candy, and soft-serve ice cream give your group reasons to stay longer or choose a different activity if someone isn’t interested in golf.

Accessible for a wider range of guests
Crave states that both its indoor and rooftop mini golf courses are accessible for guests who use wheelchairs, making the attraction a useful option for groups with different mobility needs.

Insider Tips

• Choose your course based on the weather. The indoor course is climate-controlled, while the rooftop course offers an outdoor experience.
• Consider playing both courses. The two 19-hole courses have different themes and layouts, so they provide noticeably different experiences.
• Try “Crave Style” if your group wants an extra challenge. The spinner adds an unexpected twist to each hole.
• Check current age and participation requirements for the escape rooms and other activities. Requirements can vary by experience.
• Plan extra time if you want to do more than mini golf. The escape rooms, mini bowling, candy shop, and ice cream can easily turn a short visit into a longer outing.
• Groups of 10 or more should plan ahead. Advance arrangements can be helpful when traveling with a large family or group.
• Check current hours before visiting. Operating schedules can change seasonally.

Stay Hello Sunshine Tip

Crave Golf Club can become a full group outing rather than simply a round of mini golf.

Let the family divide into teams, choose between the indoor and rooftop courses, and see who can claim the lowest score. Then regroup for mini bowling or a sweet treat before heading back to the cabin.

At Sunshine Around the Bend, the fun doesn’t have to end when you leave Pigeon Forge. The Dolly Parton-themed game room gives your group another place to continue the friendly competition, while the hot tub and wooded setting offer a quieter way to finish the day.