Rocky Mountain Dinosaur Resource Center

90 reviews

+1 (719) 686-1820

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201 S Fairview St

Woodland Park, CO 80863

+1 (719) 686-1820

http://www.rmdrc.com

Travel back in time -- The Rocky Mountain Dinosaur Resource Center is a new 20,000 square foot museum located in Woodland Park, Colorado (only 30 min. from Colorado Springs). We feature fossils from North America's Cretaceous Period including marine reptiles, pterosaurs, dinosaurs, a working fossil lab viewable by visitors, children's play area and hands-on educational activities. Open all year.

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3.590 reviews

Bev C.

3/31/2023

Great place for kids! Many displays and things they can touch. The 7 year old loved listening to the tour guide, as did I. Gift shop has a few things for sale under $5. (Though most stuff is...

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Angela S.

4/27/2024

Really cute place to take your kids who love dinosaurs. We took our toddlers and they had a great time. They have all kinds of fossils and information about them. It's a small place you can go...

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Alicia B.

7/11/2024

Staff very friendly and helpful staff, unfortunately the museum has not been up dated in years. I say years as in over 20 years. Not very hands on and what they offer is not very excited for...

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Brock W.

6/4/2024

Awesome place for the kids and adults! The staff was great and had several great educational resources to share with the kids.

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Jolee P.

7/15/2023

The sea animals were by far the coolest to learn about and the kids had a good time, but overall for a dinosaur museum there are better ones, this one is kind of boring and there's not a bunch to...

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