Dino Golf

A dinosaur-themed mini golf course located in Skagen, Denmark.

  • Skagen, North Denmark Region
  • From DKK 45

About Dino Golf

Dino Golf is a mini golf course located in the natural woods around Skagen, presented with large dinosaur figures and artificial turf surfacing. The site describes play options for 9- and 18-hole rounds and notes the course is placed among local flora and trees.

The venue operates seasonally, opening for the season at Easter and noting specific season dates. The site also invites enquiries for events and corporate group visits. No indoor/outdoor label or street address is given on the pages provided.

Opening hours

Seasonal opening; site states opening at Easter and gives specific season dates. "We say many thanks for the summer 2026 and are back on the course on Saturday 3 April 2027"; "We open for the season: Easter 2026 From: 11:00"

Hours can change with the season, the weather and holidays. Check the official website or call before your visit.

Prices

9 holes (per person) "45 kr. per person for 9 holes" DKK 45
18 holes (per person) "80 kr. per person for 18 holes" DKK 80

Dino Golf
FAQ


How much does it cost to play mini golf at Dino Golf?

9 holes (per person): DKK 45; 18 holes (per person): DKK 80. Prices can change: check the official website before your visit.

What are the opening hours of Dino Golf?

Seasonal opening; site states opening at Easter and gives specific season dates. "We say many thanks for the summer 2026 and are back on the course on Saturday 3 April 2027"; "We open for the season: Easter 2026 From: 11:00" Hours can change with the season, the weather and holidays.

What is the theme of Dino Golf?

The course has a Dinosaur and Nature & Wildlife theme.

What else is there to do at Dino Golf?

Besides mini golf, Dino Golf offers group events. Contact the course for details and availability.

Last updated on October 23, 2026. Information comes from official sources and may change; always confirm with the course before your visit. Some location data © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).

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