The best things to do in Butler County

Total Golf Center lets you play 100+ courses on TrackMan simulators, practice on a virtual range, or book lessons without worrying about the weather. With a membership you get 24/7 access for those late-night tee times, plus space for parties and bays cleaned between tee times to keep things fresh.

From the Butler newsletter, October 16, 2026

Family owned since 1964, Aubrey's Dubbs Dred Golf Course is that friendly home track locals lean on for relaxed rounds and solid memberships. Save the date, Night Golf is coming Friday, October 2, 2026 with a glowing course, fireworks, and post-round refueling at Eva's Tee House.

From the Grove City newsletter, October 13, 2026

Fun Fore All Family Fun Park is that clutch, close to home spot when the crew needs to burn energy fast, with go-karts, mini golf, duckpin bowling, a rock wall, and a big arcade. They also roll out seasonal happenings like Trick Or Treat Mini Golf and Holiday Lights, so it never gets old.

From the Ellwood City newsletter, October 17, 2026

With a 17,500-square-foot pool, zero-entry kids’ zone, two splash pads, a 120-foot slide, tube slide, diving well, climbing wall, and even sand volleyball, Cranberry Township Community Waterpark is the easy summer standby for families and friend groups... plus swim lessons, concessions, and party rentals.

From the Ellwood City newsletter, October 25, 2026

Whether you're sneaking out early or plotting a weekend round, Cranberry Highlands Golf Course makes it easy with online tee times, a course tour, current conditions, and a Pro Shop. Bonus, they host social gatherings, meetings, and weddings, so it’s as useful for birdies as it is for big days.

From the Cranberry Township newsletter, September 9, 2026

Mini-golf, par-3 course decorated with whimsical sculptures and vintage decor, plus an ice cream shop.