Dreamland

Cool place if your coming for putt putt or pickle ball.


We stopped in as we were in the area for a event. We liked the idea of the serve your own beer and the large selection of draft beers. however, they only had about half, maybe less of the selections available- nothing we wanted was on tap so we pivoted to a Paloma. We waited about 7/10 min for our drink although we were the only customers in there at the time and we were sitting 10 feet from the bar. Still not sure what took so long.
Drink was good , kinda hard to mess up a Paloma.
We played connect four at our table before we decided to leave.

It was raining but we checked out some of the statues around the golf area in the way out.

Very fun spot for all kinds of interests! There are mini golf courses, pickleball courts, foods drinks, indoor and out door space to hangout with family and friends.

For mini golf, there is a challenge course and a dream course. The challenge course has three different difficulty levels you can choose from. We did the difficulty course and it was so much fun! The dream course was fun, but short.

There are also pickleball courts available! When we were there on a Sunday it was very empty on the courts so lots of space available to play!

I would recommend this for family and friends gathering!

Fun mini golf We had a lot of fun playing all the courses. There are some very difficult parts of the course and spent over 3 hours doing the challenge course and dream courses.

It get's cold at night, so bring a warm sweater!

Had a wonderful time yesterday, the bartender was especially kind and patient to a newbie. Had no clue what I was doing and was kind enough to explain although most info can be found online. Thank you for being kind and making my time there super enjoyable! Definitely returning with less questions!

Highly recommend this place to any family! Beautiful landscape breezy Texas Hill Country! Fun games, pickle ball was especially a treat! Enjoyed the courts there more than in city pickle ball courts due to the covers!

Great place. They have a course for families and a course for golfers. They also have a bar.

Just came for the mini golf, so can't speak to the food or drinks. Since there are 2 courses, Dream and Advanced, so it helps break up the crowd a bit. Dream is more like your typical course where each hole can be done in a few strokes or if you're a pro as a hole in one. Each hole had fun and quirky designs and different gimmicks to keep it challenging.

Advanced... man this one is really for the uber competitive groups. Each hole has 3 flags which you can target with varying levels of difficulty. They're also 3-4x longer than the Dream holes, so make sure your long putt game is there.

Enjoyed my time there since it was a crisp fall weekend, but keep it in mind the course is fully outdoors. Sections of it are well shaded but ya know how TX summers can be.

Such a fun place to spend a Saturday! There's plenty of parking available at the venue. The mini golf course is long and diverse with so many challenging fields. The dream course is perfect for amateurs and you can try your hand at the more challenging course once you get a hang of it.
The golf course is surrounded by modern art installations that are make the area look more lively and also make great backdrops for Insta pics!
There are other games too including pickle ball and a splash pad for kids.
We also got to catch sumo wrestling matches that were happening on the day we were there.
The only drawback was food with limited vegetarian options for sandwiches and pizza. Drinks were good though, I'd recommend getting the pineapple rum cocktail that is served in the pineapple container. That was cool!

My husband and I stopped here on a Saturday afternoon. This place is great and has tons of options for families, couples, or kids.

Mini Golf: You have two paths you can choose. Dreamland vs Adventure. My husband and I went with the adventure course. This course allows you to choose between easy (red), intermediate (green), and pro (black). Once at the hole, you pick your own adventure by hitting towards the appropriate flag color. The course had tons of random piece of artwork and was quite entertaining despite it being hot af outside on a Saturday afternoon.

Other play options include disc golf, pickle ball, and splash pad for kids. They have calendar events and tonight was their full moon fest. They have an area where a band can play and an astro turf lawn.

Lastly is the booze situation. They have a full bar. They also have an area where you can pour your own beer, cider, or wine and pay per ounce. Note while playing mini golf they have a few refill stations for drinks.

THE BIG: Family-fun activities that range from mini golf, pickle ball, bocce and more. Right off of 290 and you can't miss the artistic silos poking up from the acreage.

THE BLACK AND WHITE: The bae and I came here for a Dripping Springs day. We first started off at Dreamland since they were open the earliest (7am on a Saturday). It was raining but quickly cleared up and the property is super fun to just walk around. Art is placed everywhere from the mini golf course to the concert venue to the shaded food hall.

The beer/wine were pour-it-yourself, meaning Dreamland gives you an RFID card, and you place the card over the tap to pour as much as you want. Great idea if you want to sample EVERYTHING!

I swear you could spend the entire day here and not get tired. The bae and I played a round of mini golf (18 holes) and it took about 1.5 hrs to complete. The course is tough, well tough for us newbies, but also really fun!

THE FINAL BAMBOO: Overall, $12 per person for mini golf and pour-yourself beer/wine experience was awesome! I'm definitely bringing a crew next time to spend some good quality Austin hill country fun.

1. Splash pad. At least it works.
2. The food is decent, but don't dare question management on your order or you will get reprimanded like a child.
3. F&B Prices- we get that cost to do business has gone up but seems like this whole new management has just jacked the prices up by 30 or 40% across-the-board and made it insanely overpriced.
4. $40 per hour for a Pickleball court? Plus you have to rent the rackets at three dollars per racket so for four people you're paying $52 per hour????
5. Staff- at least pretend like you enjoy your job. Everyone there looks miserable. Maybe you should take some tips from Chick-fil-A.
6. Atmosphere- it's going to be over 100° through September... Someone might consider misters or fans. Also, it just has the feel that is just half open.

Everyone around here wants this place to be successful. No one can understand why the energy level is at about 5% inside.

I will be very surprised if this "Dreamland" will last through the winter .