Dinosaur Land, Miniature park and amusement grounds in Glowe, Germany.

Dinosaur Land is a 9.5-hectare park in Glowe, near the villages of Spycker and Bobbin on Lake Spycker, opened on a former National People's Army site. Its roughly 1,100-metre circular walk displays around 120 hand-made glass-reinforced plastic models, each with an information board. The largest is a Diplodocus 12 metres high and 27 metres long.

The park opened in 2008 and brought a prehistoric attraction to Rügen, an island in northern Germany. Since its opening, it has become an established destination for families interested in ancient history.

The park combines knowledge about dinosaurs with family entertainment through models and information displays showing how these creatures looked and lived. Visitors can learn about different species and their characteristics as they walk through the grounds.

The park can be explored on a circular route with level pathways leading to each dinosaur model. Visitors should wear comfortable shoes and allow time to read the information panels at each station.

The largest model is a Diplodocus, twelve metres tall and 27 metres long, made of glass-reinforced plastic and built by hand. The circular walk was extended in early 2009 to about 1,100 metres with roughly 120 exhibits, mostly marine life.