Mini-golf castle from 1970s revealed after being buried under sand dune for years

Jockey's Ridge hides a secret castle beneath its ever-shifting sands -- remains from a 1970s mini golf course that was swallowed long ago.
Posted 7/1/2024, 7:03:57 PM Updated 7/2/2024, 12:58:04 AM

THEIR HOMES AROUND

THE SITE SHOULD BE SEEN IN JUST

A FEW MONTHS WILL BE WATCHING.

>> CASSELBERRY BUT NEED THE

NORTH CAROLINA'S LARGEST SAND

DUNE IS ONCE AGAIN VISIBLE.

LOOK AT

THAT HERE. JACKIE RIDGE AND

ERIC COUNTY HIT A SECRET CASTLE

BENITEZ EVER SHIFTING SANDS

THE STRUCTURE IS THERE AND IT

REMAIN. IT REMAINED THERE SINCE

THE

1970'S, A MINI GOLF COURSE WAS

SWALLOWED ALONG THERE LONG AGO.

BUT THIS SUMMER, THERE'S NO

QUESTION THE FULL CASTLE HAS

BEEN UNVEILED BY THE SHIFTING

SANDS. THE CASTLE IS ADMITTEDLY

A LITTLE WORSE FOR WEAR AND

TEAR, BUT IT'S STILL AN AMAZING

SIGHT TO SEE. YOU CAN READ MORE

ABOUT IT AND SEE MORE PICTURES

AT WRAL DOT COM. GO CHECK OUT.

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