by Manhattan Youth
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An 18-hole, 13,000-square-foot mini golf course on Pier 25 with waterfalls, streams, a pond, bridges, sand traps and a cave. Walk-ins are welcome for a riverside round with kids.
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Warm-weather season
Per-round fee; see Manhattan Youth
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Ages 3–17.
Per-round fee; see Manhattan Youth
Warm-weather season
Pier 25, Hudson River Park at N Moore St, 10013, in Tribeca, Manhattan.
No. Pier 25 Mini Golf is outdoors, so plan for weather, sunscreen and water.
Registration is handled by Manhattan Youth: manhattanyouth.org, or call (212) 766-1104.
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