My buddy and I are fans of dinosaurs. Nowhere near the age of children, we were still tempted to visit, and we decided it was due for visit to this attraction that teased us so many times as children.

The 2 dinosaurs out "front" are pretty cool - especially for children who can get a grasp of the size of these creatures. In the larger dinosaur there is a gift shop that you can walk in, buy tickets to the "park", or just read various news articles and historic information about the attraction.

Inside the park are more dinosaurs, walking paths, and a larger gift shop/museum. Paying $15 each, we thought if we had went this far, we had to check out the actual "park". The entry fee also allows you access to "climb" up the T-rex, and take some pictures at the top looking out over the area.

The Gift shop/musem was fun to spend a few minutes in. Walking outside, there is probably 10 minutes worth of walking paths that take you through many fake "dinosaurs" set up to look somewhat like a petting zoo. At the terminal point of one of the paths, you can find the T-Rex and begin your climb.

There are some other assorted activities - "panning" for fossils, and a sandbox, but we weren't terribly tempted, but I think it would be a fun and educational activity for a little one - provided the parents teach/do the activity with them!

Overall - it was a fun, quirky time. Lots of picture opportunitiez abound - and my friend and I certainly enjoyed ourselves. It seems like this place has been lost in time, and would benefit greatly with a bit more investment/intentional planning/marketing.