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Dinosaurs take over former Rehoboth bank

Nick’s Jurassic Mini Golf is one of nine in the Delaware, Maryland coastal area
Ron MacArthur
June 26, 2024
A parasaurolophus, left, and triceratops sit atop the roof at the new mini-golf course. RON MACARTHUR PHOTOS

Nick’s Jurassic Mini Golf course is open for business, or at least those brave enough to take on the numerous dinosaurs – some with animatronics – creating hazards.

The new course is located at the site of the former Capital One Bank on a pad site near Walmart at the corner of Route 1 and Old Landing Road, where the entrance is located.

Nick’s Golf LLC principal Nick Geracimos is developing a mini-course empire with eight other courses including Jurassic Golf, Beach Ball Golf, Maui Golf, Golf Down Under and Dino Golf & Mining Co. in Ocean City, Md.; Dinoland Golf and Pirate Golf in Bethany Beach; and Dewey Beach Golf. Most courses are located either on or near Route 1 in Delaware and Coastal Highway in Ocean City. All courses are open at 9 a.m. seven days a week.

Tickets can be purchased online at nicksminigolf.com. Weekly, seasonal and frequent putter passes are available.

 

Nick’s Jurassic Mini Golf is open for play at a pad site in the Walmart parking lot at the corner of Route 1 and Old Landing Road near Rehoboth Beach.
The highlight of the course is an animatronic dilophosaurus, which was fictionalized in the movie “Jurassic Park” as a venom spitter. There is no proof any dinosaurs spit venom.
The first week of opening has been busy at the new mini-golf course on a Walmart parking lot pad site just off Route 1 near Rehoboth Beach.
A huge T-rex greets golfers at the new Nick’s Jurassic Mini Golf off Route 1 near Rehoboth Beach.
A flying pterodactylus greets players to the newest Nick’s mini-golf course.
Dinosaurs are silhouetted as the sun sets on another busy day at the mini-golf course.
The animatronic dilophosaurus rises up and screams over the mini-golf course.
The sun sets as players take on the 18 holes at the new Nick’s Jurassic Mini Golf.
A huge T-rex rides on a rail and greets golfers at the first hole.
Players are trying to conquer the newest mini-golf course in the coastal area near Rehoboth Beach.

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