Into the Woods – Mini Golf & Garden

An 18-hole mini golf course set among gardens in Copper Harbor, Michigan.

  • Copper Harbor, Michigan
  • Outdoor

About Into the Woods – Mini Golf & Garden

Into the Woods Mini Golf & Gardens operates an 18-hole skill mini golf course set among garden spaces in Copper Harbor. The course is described as quirky and playful, with each hole offering a unique challenge and optional twists; visitors can play a classic round or try the Crazy Golf option. The layout is surrounded by flowers, herbs and greenery and is presented as a relaxed outdoor garden setting.

The site sells small garden and gift items and hosts casual gatherings, celebrations and group outings during the summer season. The venue allows BYOB after 3pm and is positioned as a stop for families, date nights, travelers and groups exploring the Keweenaw Peninsula and nearby Lake Superior.

Photos from the official website putt4fun.com

Opening hours

Hosts casual gatherings, celebrations and group outings during the summer season; BYOB after 3pm.

Hours can change with the season, the weather and holidays. Check the official website or call before your visit.

Into the Woods – Mini Golf & Garden
FAQ


What are the opening hours of Into the Woods – Mini Golf & Garden?

Hosts casual gatherings, celebrations and group outings during the summer season; BYOB after 3pm. Hours can change with the season, the weather and holidays.

Is Into the Woods – Mini Golf & Garden indoor or outdoor?

Into the Woods – Mini Golf & Garden is an outdoor course; check the weather before you go.

What is the theme of Into the Woods – Mini Golf & Garden?

The course has a Nature & Wildlife theme.

What else is there to do at Into the Woods – Mini Golf & Garden?

Besides mini golf, Into the Woods – Mini Golf & Garden offers group events. Contact the course for details and availability.

Last updated on October 23, 2026. Information comes from official sources and may change; always confirm with the course before your visit. Some location data © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).

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