Ogden's George S. Eccles Dinosaur Park

We love this place. The rock and crystal collection is especially fun to see. Most of the dinosaurs look really cool and I guess they are redoing the funny looking T-rex that has been there forever. I kind of miss the old playground but the new one is good too. And they still have the giant cement triceratops skull. They host a 5k in the fall, I think it would be so fun to run a dinosaur themed race with the kids!

We went to the Halloween event and it was great. The only issue we had was knowing where to go exactly. The map was a bit confusing and there were some people not at their post yet for the first "show" time. I heard it was better later in the night. We did like the little area where kids could go trick or treat. We thought there was going to be little stations set up everywhere, but we were wrong. As for the park itself on a non-event day... super fun and a good place to take dino loving kids

My dinosaur obsessed son BEGGED to see a dinosaur for his birthday, so after looking into some different places in Utah we planned on this museum. Boy were we blown away! They not only had the amazing dinosaur sculptures that you could walk with, but they also had an all abilities park which was a BLAST for my kiddos. Then they have the animatronics inside as well as some incredible fossils. This museum is truly PERFECT for the whole family. We love, love, love the Ogden St. Eccles Dinosaur Museum.

Beautiful winding accessible, paved pathway throughout the park with an accessible playground. We were a bit hesitant to proceed through the park when the very first scene that greeted us as we walked out of the building was a gruesome scene of one Dino eating another, but thankfully there were only a few other scenes that depicted such things. I was pleasantly surprised at how large the park is and the number of dinosaurs included in the exhibit. With the beautiful mountains in the background, this was a fun and beautiful little walk. It was very hot outside, and we often wished they had more shade trees along the path, but with the Groupon promotion, the price was okay for the 2 hours we spent there.

Took my little girl with her mom and they loved it. The indoor exhibits were our favorite. The parking lot is well designed to receive visitors at the exit gate. There were a lot of areas to cool off under the shade throughout the outdoor exhibit.

Visited the Dinosaur Park in Ogden recently and had a pretty enjoyable time. The outdoor area is expansive, featuring over 100 life-sized dinosaur sculptures . Some even have sound effects, which added a fun touch. Inside, the museum offers interactive exhibits, including a fossil lab where you can observe real fossil preparation . There’s also a gem and mineral room that’s worth checking out. The park is great for families, with playgrounds and picnic areas available. However, food options on-site are limited, so consider bringing your own snacks. Also, be prepared for a lot of walking, especially if you want to see everything. Overall, it’s a solid spot for a family outing or for anyone interested in dinosaurs. Not something I’d visit frequently, but definitely worth checking out at least once.

This dinosaurs park was awesome for our kids. I personally enjoyed the indoor museum exhibits a lot. Looked like if parking was full you can park in the ski buss area across from the normal parking. Has tons of dinosaurs outside with trails, a large gem exhibit, and also a fossil room full of many large and small dinosaurs. Also there is picnic tables, benches, and a park with slides and swings inside the outdoor section.

It is a nice place to go with the kids. Have a picnic and enjoy the outdoors. When we went the playground was not open so it did limit the exploring part but it was still fun. The dinasours do need a face-lift but the younger kids did not mind. Would be nice if they would incorporate like a scavenger hunt of facts or clues to make it for interactive.