Dunnville day trip or a Lowbanks campground stay?
The important distinction in Haldimand is permission to play, not the number of map pins. The county lists seasonal mini putt in Dunnville, while Highland describes its course as a private resort amenity. These are not interchangeable walk-in destinations.
Source-based comparison by the Mini Golf Canada Research Desk, checked September 7, 2026. These are planning judgments from the linked publications, not firsthand course reviews. Prices and admission conditions can change.
| Your plan | What changes your choice |
|---|---|
| A mini-putt-only outing | Start with the county's Dunnville entry at 1123 Broad Street East. Its seasonal outdoor listing is a useful address lead, but supplies neither a ticket price nor daily course hours. Confirm mini putt specifically before making a dedicated trip. Course details Sources: Haldimand County golf directory. |
| An activity during a resort stay | Highland is a seasonal RV resort in Lowbanks with private mini golf. Guests should ask which visitors may use the course; a listed resort amenity does not establish public day admission. Course details Sources: Highland RV Resort amenities. |
Avoid the wrong Dunnville destination
The county page also lists Dunnville Golf & Country Club at 150 Haldimand County Road 17. That is a regular golf course, not the mini-putt address on Broad Street East. Enter the full street address when setting directions instead of selecting the first result for Dunnville golf. Sources: Haldimand County golf directory.
What to settle before leaving
For a day trip, ask whether non-guests can play and when the last mini-putt admission is. For a resort visit, ask whether equipment and guest admission are included. Until those answers are available, neither a full golf-course green fee nor an RV campsite price is a defensible mini-golf budget. Sources: Haldimand County golf directory; Highland RV Resort amenities.
