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Riverside Amusement Park
4.3 ★★★★☆ 227 Google reviews · Go-kart track in La Crosse, Wisconsin
Family fun attraction offering a miniature golf course, a go-kart track & batting cages.
Plan your visit
- First time? most tracks are arrive-and-drive — walk-ins are usually fine for open racing; arrive a few minutes early for the safety briefing, and expect a short wait for a grid on busy days
- Junior karts kid-sized or cadet karts mentioned — check the current height and age requirements before you bring little racers
- High-speed racing pro/adult karts or competitive racing mentioned — ask about lap timing and league nights
- Today see hours ·
- Phone (608) 451-2660
- Website riversideamusementpark.com
Hours
| Monday | 2–9:30 PM |
| Tuesday | 2–9:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 2–9:30 PM |
| Thursday | 2–9:30 PM |
| Friday | 2–9:30 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
What's inside
“We all rode the go karts twice and my son played a round of mini golf and the rest of us played 6 rounds in the batting cages”
What racers highlight
“Awesome music, upbeat friendly staff, well worth the time and money.”
“it was hot but it was still fun reasonably priced everybody smiled at least one.”
“We all rode the go karts twice and my son played a round of mini golf and the rest of us played 6 rounds in the batting cages”
From the reviews
Great family experience. Everyone enjoyed riding go karts. They also had batting cages, and mini golf which we didn't partake in but the it looked like a good course. Its not as large as the one where were from, but still a very nice place.
This is a classic La Crosse hangout for thrill-seeking younger kids and adults alike—fun for the whole family! It’s also one of the only places around with these types of attractions. Even though it’s next to the highway, the noise of laughter, go-karts, and music makes traffic fade away into the background.
Such a fun place to spend time with family! We loved their mini golf set up and it appears they are making additional holes! My kids were a tad bummed they couldn’t pick their own color balls, and the fact my 3 year old couldn’t sit with me in the go carts because he wasn’t 5.
Just enough stuff to do, where you've had a great day but not so much that your sick of being there and dealing with your kids(parents will understand).
Junior karts at Riverside Amusement Park
Reviews and the track's own info mention junior or kid-sized karts at Riverside Amusement Park — lower-speed cadet karts, junior sessions, or height-based karts, usually for ages around 5–8. Age and height requirements change often, so check the current rules before you plan a trip around one.
Adult & high-speed racing at Riverside Amusement Park
Riverside Amusement Park comes up for adult and high-speed racing — pro karts, timed and competitive racing, league nights, or arrive-and-drive sessions, going by reviews and the track's own info. Faster karts mean real wheel-to-wheel racing without dodging little kids, and tracks that run them often take league sign-ups and group bookings. Schedules vary a lot track to track, so check the calendar or call before you rally the squad.