Visiting Apple Valley Historical City in California

Thus the Scandia Family Fun Center is the closest miniature golf venue, with two near-equidistant locations in Sacramento and Fairfield, both about half an hour away. Both locations offer two 18-hole miniature golf courses, as well as a large arcade, laser tag, batting cages, bumper boats, go-cart track, and snack bar. The Sacramento Scandia also features the Scandia Screamer, a 168-foot tall giant rotor that reportedly spins at 65 miles an hour, while the Fairfield location has a 25-foot rock wall and “extreme air trampolines.”

One round of minigolf costs $8 for adults at the Fairfield location, while adults can purchase an “Unlimited Golf Pass” for just $8.95 at the Sacramento Scandia. Prices for other activities vary, but there are a myriad of multi-attraction package deals and group rates.

From the Sacramento Scandia website: “Scandia was founded in 1977 by three Scandinavian families, the Larson’s, Madsen’s and Jensen’s. Sacramento was the first Scandia ever built, followed by Fairfield, Las Vegas, Victorville, and Ontario. In the past 30 years Scandia has donated millions of dollars to local, value based organizations and its owners have been anxiously engaged in philanthropic causes such as running orphanages in Mexico and supporting Christian missionaries.”

They have hosted small video game and anime conventions run by local groups.