Wyoming Dinosaur Center

If you have a dino obsessed toddler this is a cool stop. A little pricey for how small it is, but watching my kids explore and see the displays was worth it. No wait time, accessible, and informative. Restrooms were clean and had pretty awesome artwork, and they had a little concession area too.

What a great discovery in this quaint little town! The fossils were plentiful and incredible. The dinosaurs and mammal skeletons were so interesting. We could've spent half a day here, but were on a schedule. Don't miss this place!

A true gem of a place to visit. Stop along the road trip and check out the cool fossils and learn something new. There is a small food court and store if you want to check that out. They have military discounts and also have an option to visit the dig site. Regular adult ticket was $12.

I loved my visit! I think dinosaurs and fossils are super cool, I even bought myself a pinky sized trilobite. It took me around an hour to look at everything but I didn't read all there was we to read. My rating is slightly biased because I have a parasocial relationship with the fossil in the middle photo. It shows a fish that died while eating a squid, which is pretty crazy if you ask me.

Our family of four visited August 22 and went on a dig for a day. We had a wonderful time thanks to our knowledgeable and friendly host intern Alyssa. She showed us around the dig sites and patiently guided our family of novices through a day of digging for dino bones. Throughout the day she shared interesting information and answered our questions while helping us feel welcome. We uncovered a vertebrae from a sauropod! We can’t imagine a better host for such a wonderful experience. Highly recommend this experience for families or individuals looking for a scientific and educational adventure!

What a wonderful experience - for all ages! Well curated! I found it enjoyable to be able to take a slow-paced, self-guided tour and spent more time observing things I was most interested in. For those with mobility concerns: there are not sufficient places to stop and lean or sit - and there are endless paper signs posted, instructing visitors not to sit on the display perimeters. You may need to bring along a walking stick or your own walker/seat!

Took my 10 year old son here and did the Dig For A Day. Our guide, Cole, was great. Friendly, informative, and informational. We had a blast. My son found what is believed to be a rib bone from a Diplodocus. A great experience for any dinosaur fan, young or old.