All aboard for adventure! Lost Treasure Golf is one of Pigeon Forge’s most iconic family attractions, right on the Parkway in the heart of the Smokies. Your expedition begins with a one-of-a-kind mining train ride to the top of the mountain, where two beautifully themed 18-hole courses await — winding past waterfalls, caves, a temple, a pirate ship, and even a volcano as you follow Professor Duffer A. Hacker’s legendary search for gold and diamonds. Open year-round with fun day into the evening, and just minutes from Dollywood, The Island, and the Great Smoky Mountains, we’re the perfect stop for families, date nights, and groups looking for unforgettable fun. Below, you’ll find everything you need to plan your visit — hours, ticket options, and directions — so gather your crew, grab a putter, and get ready to strike it rich in Pigeon Forge.
FAQs
Where is Lost Treasure Golf located in Pigeon Forge, TN?
We’re right on the main drag at 3010 Parkway, Pigeon Forge, TN 37863, in the heart of the action and easy to spot from the road — just look for the mountain and mining train. Our central Parkway location puts you close to Pigeon Forge’s biggest attractions, with on-site parking to make your visit easy. Questions before you come? Reach us at (865) 453-0307.
What makes Lost Treasure Golf different from other Pigeon Forge mini golf courses?
The adventure starts the moment you arrive. You’ll board a mining train that carries you to the top of the mountain, where your mini golf expedition begins. From there, you’ll putt your way through two 18-hole courses filled with caves, waterfalls, a pirate ship, a temple, and a volcano as you follow Professor Duffer A. Hacker’s legendary hunt for gold and diamonds. With immersive theming, spectacular scenery, and photo opportunities around every corner, it’s more than mini golf — it’s a full treasure-hunting experience.
Are you open year-round, and what are your hours and pricing?
Yes — we’re open year-round, with hours that change by season. Expect extended hours in the summer, slightly shorter spring and fall hours, and weekends-only during the winter months (December through February) — and it’s always a good idea to call ahead if the weather looks questionable, since we’re an outdoor attraction. On pricing, we offer single-round tickets with a discount on additional rounds played the same day, and you can save when you buy your tickets online. Don’t forget to ask an Expedition Guide about the daily “mystery hole” after your round — you might have won a free game!
Is Lost Treasure Golf good for kids and families, and how long does it take?
Absolutely — we’re a family favorite for all ages. Both courses offer fun challenges for adults and kids alike, with one course designed to be a little easier for younger golfers, and the courses are spacious enough that you never feel crowded or rushed. The train ride to the top is a hit with the little ones, and there are shaded, cave-like spots to cool off along the way. Most groups finish an 18-hole round in about 45 minutes to an hour, so it’s easy to fit into a busy Smoky Mountain vacation day — with a second course ready if you want to keep the adventure going.
What else is there to do near Lost Treasure Golf in Pigeon Forge?
Plenty — our Parkway location keeps you close to the best of the Smokies. You’re just minutes from Dollywood, The Island at Pigeon Forge, and the Titanic Museum, plus dinner shows, go-karts, shopping, and countless family restaurants up and down the Parkway. And when you’re ready for the outdoors, the Great Smoky Mountains National Park and nearby Gatlinburg are a short drive away. A round with us is the perfect way to kick off — or wind down — a day of Pigeon Forge fun.
Location
3010 Parkway, Pigeon Forge, TN 37863
Hours
Jan. 1 – Feb. 27:
10am-10pm Fri-Sun
Feb. 28 – May 21:
10am-10pm Weekdays, 9am-10pm Weekends
May 22 – Sept. 7:
9am-11pm Daily
Sept. 8 – Nov. 29
10am-10pm Daily
Nov. 30 – Dec. 20:
10am-7pm Weekdays, 10am-10pm Weekends
Dec. 21 – Dec. 31*:
10am-10pm Daily (Closed Christmas)
Dec. 24 & Dec. 31:
10am-7pm