The Lost Jungle — Local services in London

Lost Jungle London is a fun and imaginative adventure golf course located just off Edgware Road, on the outskirts of northwest London. With two beautifully themed 18-hole courses and a foot-golf option, it offers a unique twist on traditional mini golf that appeals to families, friends, and even date nights.

The courses are impressively designed. The Amazon and Congo themes include features like waterfalls, ancient ruins, animal statues, and interactive elements such as swinging bridges and moving obstacles. The attention to detail creates an immersive jungle atmosphere, making each hole feel like part of an adventure. Both courses are well-maintained, clean, and offer a good balance between fun and challenge.

Players can choose to play either 18 holes or go for the full 36-hole experience, which can take up to two hours depending on how busy it is. The site operates on a pay-and-play basis, so no booking is required, though weekends can get crowded—arriving earlier in the day is a good idea. There is also free on-site parking, which is a nice bonus.

The pricing is reasonable, starting around £13 for 18 holes and offering discounts for children, seniors, and families. Staff are generally friendly and helpful, and the overall vibe is relaxed and welcoming.

Whether you're bringing kids, hanging out with friends, or looking for a casual outdoor activity, Lost Jungle offers a light-hearted and memorable outing. It's not just about golf—it’s about the experience, and this jungle-themed adventure delivers on creativity and entertainment.

A great place to enjoy the outdoors, laugh with others, and challenge your putting skills in a wild, themed setting. Fun, affordable, and suitable for...

Booked a birthday party back in April for July 2025 paid a deposit for footgolf explained and explained face to face I wanted to hire it out just to my son and his friends to mess about on the football course no rules no score cards as he’s autistic and Adhd so there can’t be any winners or the public agreed a day and time ! and in MAY 15th I get a message to say they can do the party BUT if members of the public turn up they basically want to take there money also they can’t grantee that my party would have it to them Self’s gave me options of a week day so nicely I thought ok it’s weekend I kind of get it so I try and arrange an evening weekday on his actual birthday on a evening when it’s dinner time it’s cooler for them and again they can’t grantee why say we can do a week day then can’t shouldn’t have taken the booking in the first place giving me a month and a half to arrange a birthday party with a very very upset little boy now. The reason I booked this place is, it’s small and he’s a regular it’s quiet every time he goes not no more ! Good luck on trying to make the amount you charged me on that day because that’s all it’s about incase I hope you make the amount...

Course was great but there was pretty bad management as people were finishing a hole and then going back to the start again. Ik something like this can't always be regulated but having payed for a 36 hole course, I could have simply bought a single 9 hole course ticket and been around both. The employee at the desk was absolutely shocking, immediately hostile to my friends and accused them of pointing at him and calling him rude. The enjoyment of the course itself is the only thing positive and I strongly urge a reconsideration of the employment of the staff member we encountered that day. He insulted my friends as if we were inferior, was rude to people in front of us prior to our engagement with him and when dealing with families on a day to day basis, this is the totally wrong attitude and approach to have. Absolutely horrible human being and would never go back. Fair do's tho to the people who made the course, it was great but our customer satisfaction and interaction should always come first and we didn't enjoy playing golf having come across this gremlin of a person right...