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Oaks Miniature Golf

Gainesville, Georgia

Oaks Miniature Golf is a family-friendly stop in Gainesville. It is a good fit for all ages and works well as a family-friendly stop. Families can expect a local miniature golf course offering seasonal fun for families in Gainesville, GA. Bring Sunscreen and Water. Food and beverages available. Check last tee-off times based on the season before visiting.

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Best time to visit: Seasonal; closed January & February; open depending on Hall County school breaks.

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  • Sunscreen
  • Water
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