Make mini putt a seasonal stop, with a separate waterfront plan

The regional tourism guide places King Cone & King Putt in the mid-May to mid-October season. That is a useful boundary for planning, especially when the rest of North Bay’s waterfront still offers things to do outside those months.

Source-based comparison by the Mini Golf Canada Research Desk, checked October 21, 2026. These are planning judgments from the linked publications, not firsthand course reviews. Prices and admission conditions can change.

Choose for your visit
Your planWhat changes your choice
A summer family outingThe tourism guide pairs mini golf with ice cream or a slushie. Treat food as an optional extra rather than assuming a package, and confirm course admission directly because the guide supplies no price table. Course details
Sources: Northern Ontario Travel family outing guide.
An autumn or winter visitAfter the described mid-October season, obtain an opening confirmation before making mini putt the reason for the trip. A listed attraction is not evidence of year-round availability. Course details
Sources: Northern Ontario Travel family outing guide.

Choose a backup by its own operating conditions

The same regional guide describes the waterfront railway and carousels, Lee Park and lakeside activities. Those are separate options, not a shared ticket or a measured walking itinerary. Check each attraction’s season; a closed golf course does not imply the railway, rentals or water attractions remain open. Sources: Northern Ontario Travel family outing guide.