The Dinosaur House

Free Viewing

The Dinosaur House display is available for free viewing to the public from outside the main wall from sunrise to 10:00 pm. Personal tours, exhibits & games available during regular hours.

⭐ View the inner exhibit from the street anytime!

⭐ Make a wish at the Magic Egg!

⭐ Take a picture on the Giant Tortoise!

⭐ We are Pokemon Go & Harry Potter wizarding stops!

the dinosaur house at dusk with three large dinosaurs lit by soft lighting

Day Schedule

Open for visits on Fri, Sat, Sun

Closed Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu

Hours

FALL/WINTER/SPRING HOURS (Aug 8, 2024, through May 22, 2025)

Inner exhibits (free games/toys/candy):

Friday through Sunday
11:00 am to 4:00 pm

Dinosaur yard visits:

Friday through Sunday
11:00 am to 3:45 pm

⭐ The park will be open December 23-24 from 11 AM to 4 PM

SUMMER HOURS (May 23 through Aug 7, 2024)

Inner exhibits (free games/toys/candy) and dinosaur yard visits:

Friday through Sunday
9:00 am to 1:00 pm

🔔 Tours unavailable on rainy days or when there is excessive heat/cold or high winds.

Tips

In order to enter the inner exhibit, your hands will be sanitized.

When touring the main area:

⚠️ Please, do not go into the rocks (except for getting around the big blue dino/t-rex)

⚠️ You may touch anything in the area (as long as you don’t have to go into the rocks to do so)

⚠️ Please touch gently and never pick up

⚠️ Watch for step downs (striped red) & the blue dino’s tail

⚠️ Always watch your kids – it’s your responsibility! No sales here! Just enjoy!

⚠️ No smoking permitted! Thanks!

Décor Schedule

Decorations at the Dinosaur House change depending on the holiday/season.

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Dino Swag

Each visitor will receive a gift for visiting the Dinosaur House!! Wear your dino gear when visiting the house and get double dino prizes for visiting!!

Parasaurolophus

a large brownish
                 two-legged dinosaur standing upright with a long tail, long neck and crest
                 off the back of its head
Parasaurolophus
Diet:
Herbivorous (Plant Eater)
Country:
Canada, USA
Period:
Late Cretaceous, 76-74 million years ago
Fun Facts:
The Parasaurolophus is believed by scientists to be both bipedal and quadrapedal, which means it could run on two or four legs, depending on if it was eating, or running away from meat-eaters!