EVESHAM GOLF FIELD GUIDE
Lost Valley: Aztec‑themed Adventure Golf amid temples, bridges and a crashed plane
An 18‑hole Aztec‑themed adventure golf course in Evesham run by Aztec Adventure — playable year‑round on an all‑weather surface; this guide explains what to expect and how to plan.
Lost Valley: Aztec‑themed Adventure Golf amid temples, bridges and a crashed plane.
Adventure brief
Lost Valley: Aztec‑themed Adventure Golf amid temples, bridges and a crashed plane
Step back into the Lost Valley at Aztec Adventure in Evesham: a professionally landscaped, 18‑hole Aztec‑themed adventure golf course where temples, wooden bridges and even a crashed plane become playful obstacles across an all‑weather putting surface.
Located in the heart of Evesham, England, Adventure Golf at The Lost Valley delivers a whimsically immersive putting experience unlike any other in the region. Set within a professionally landscaped 18-hole course, this Aztec-themed adventure invites visitors of all ages—from toddlers to seasoned golfers—to engage with a delightfully creative mix of challenges. The course’s standout features include intricately designed temples, wooden suspension bridges, and a surprisingly realistic crashed plane centerpiece, blending playful storytelling with family-friendly competition. The Lost Valley’s all-weather surface means year-round access, making it a versatile option regardless of typical British weather shifts.
This 18-hole course stretches over varied terrain, offering both visual intrigue and strategic putting challenges. Players encounter changes in elevation and water features, which introduce gentle technical demands that keep the game lively without overwhelming casual participants. The course’s design encourages a fun pace and social experience, perfect for families, groups of friends, or travelers seeking a light outdoor escape between more strenuous adventures.
Adventure Golf’s location inside The Valley shopping and leisure complex also makes it a hub of local recreation. This venue provides ample parking, including disabled-accessible options and electric vehicle charging, enhancing the convenience for all visitors. Friendly onsite staff ensure smooth check-ins and provide all necessary equipment—the themed scorecards and Aztec-style pencils add a charming detail to the visit. Children under three enjoy free entry with an adult, encouraging families to explore together.
One of the unique aspects of Aztec Adventure Golf is its commitment to accessibility; most holes are wheelchair-friendly, with select exclusions noted. This thoughtful inclusion opens the outdoor experience to a wider audience. In addition, well-behaved dogs are welcome on the premises, enhancing the appeal for pet owners exploring Worcestershire.
The Lost Valley itself offers more than just golf. Visitors can extend their adventure by pairing their round with a discount on a high ropes aerial course located nearby, making it a full day activity destination within Evesham’s scenic landscape.
Evesham, known for its rich agricultural roots and scenic River Avon environs, presents a charming backdrop to this playful course. Whether you’re honing your putting skills, enjoying a family day out, or soaking up the outdoors with light exercise, Adventure Golf at The Lost Valley crafts a memorable outing that combines fun design, accessible play, and great local character.
Route Schematic
Course route schematic
The route runs through 18 sequential holes that incorporate the course's standout themed obstacles.
Aztec temple features
Holes that pass and play around sculpted Aztec temple elements, forming signature challenges on the course.
Bridge obstacles
Several holes include wooden bridge obstacles that alter line and require careful putting strategy.
Crashed plane feature
A dramatic crashed plane prop is integrated into one or more holes as a visual and playing obstacle.
Finishing sequence
The final holes complete the 18‑hole loop through the landscaped Lost Valley, concluding the sequential course experience.
Observe posted course rules and safety guidance: some holes and features create trip hazards and height changes, children must be supervised and players should follow the site rules which may affect where and how holes are played.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Eighteen Aztec‑themed holes
An 18‑hole course laid out with a clear Aztec theme — expect sculpted features that frame each putt and themed obstacles integrated into the hole designs.
Professionally landscaped for year‑round visits
The course has been professionally landscaped and uses an all‑weather surface so you can play regardless of the season.
Designed for all ages and abilities
The Lost Valley is positioned as family‑friendly and suitable for a wide range of ages and abilities, offering a playful putting experience whether you come for fun or competition.
What the day feels like
What the outing feels like
You move hole‑to‑hole through themed landscaping and built obstacles, taking on features such as an Aztec temple, wooden bridge and a crashed plane while following the sequential 18‑hole course on an all‑weather surface.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this fits best
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Playing the full 18 holes typically takes approximately 45 minutes to 1.5 hours.
Aztec Adventure — The Lost Valley, The Valley Evesham, Evesham, Worcestershire, WR11 4DS.
Dress for exposed conditions; bring appropriate clothing for the weather, a camera or smartphone, and your booking confirmation for check‑in.
The course is professionally landscaped with an all‑weather surface so it is playable in any season.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
Are dogs allowed?
Aztec Adventure welcomes well behaved dogs and their owners; The Valley Evesham is dog friendly. No other animals are permitted on site.
How big can a playing group be?
No more than five players are allowed in each group.
Is there a stroke limit?
Players are limited to up to six shots per hole, per player.
Are there accessibility limitations?
The course is partly wheelchair friendly; contact the operator to discuss specific accessibility needs.
What are the rules about children and supervision?
Children must have a parent or guardian on site; children aged 12 years old or less must be directly supervised. All children remain the responsibility of accompanying adults.
What basic course rules and safety points should I know?
Tee off between the two brass markers, play holes in order, limit swings to knee height for safety, beware of trip hazards and water features, do not climb or damage props, and return all equipment when finished. Course rules and safety information are displayed at the entrance and information desk.
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