Prehistoric Park

01/16/2025

Say hello to our next dino feature, the Yangchuanosaurus! 😱

This ferocious dinosaur was the largest meat-eater in all of Asia during the Jurassic Period. The Yanchuanosaurus could eat herbivores up to 70 feet long! These dinosaurs lived 160 million years ago in China and were discovered by a construction worker in the city of Yangchuan.

Come discover these scary dinosaurs at Prehistoric Park for an unforgettable experience!

01/09/2025

Planning a birthday party for 2025?? 🥳

Look no further! Prehistoric Park is the ideal destination for birthday parties for all ages, including the adults 😉 Our Birthday Party Packages start at $8 per party guest and include access to our dinosaur trail, playground, and fossil dig pit. Plus, a hour and half of private access to your chosen venue (Indoor Party Room - $100 or Outdoor Pavilion - $75). To make it easy on the party planner, we also provide plates, cups, napkins, and utensils for your party.

The best part is, when you purchase a birthday party, you will also receive 20% off all add ons at Prehistoric Park. Plus, each guest will go home with $30 camp credit to Camp Margaritaville Breaux Bridge.

Call us today or click here to spend your birthday with dinos! 🦖 https://prehistoric-park.com/birthday-parties

01/07/2025

Starting off the New Year with our next dino feature, the Dilophosaurus!

The term, Dilophosaurus, means "two-crested reptile." Take one look at the decorations on its head and you'll know why. These creatures roamed the Earth during the Early Jurassic period, 200 million years ago in Western North America and China. They are famously called little, poisonous "spitters" from the Jurassic Park movie. However, in real life Dilophosaurus did not spit. These meat-eating dinosaurs were the first to reach 20 feet in length too! How cool!

Come visit our new dino friends at Prehistoric Park to start your New Year off right. 🦕

12/23/2024

🚨Today is the last day for our Christmas Trail!🚨

Join us from 6-8pm for a stroll through our holiday lights just in time for the Christmas holiday! 🎄

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12/22/2024

Don't worry! You still have some time to come visit us to enjoy our annual Christmas Trail at Prehistoric Park! Join us for some Christmas cheer today or tomorrow for our last two nights of everyones favorite Christmas lights! 🎄

Sunday (12/22): 6-8PM
Monday (12/23): 6-8PM
Tuesday (12/24): CLOSED
Wednesday (12/25): CLOSED

12/20/2024

Introducing the next dino that was added to our collection, the Dimorphodon!

The Dimorphodon was one of the smallest flying reptiles, flying mostly over Western Europe. They were meat-eaters who were around during the Late Jurassic Period, 145 million years ago!

Come check out this flying beast this weekend at Prehistoric Park!

12/16/2024

Our Grand Re-Opening was a HUGE success thanks to you!! 🦖🎉

Prehistoric Park is officially back open to the public! After a year of restoration, repairs, and enhancements from a major storm that ripped through Louisiana, we are so thankful for our hard working staff and loyal guests who continued to support us through it all.

We couldn't be happier to welcome guests back to our dinosaur park again. And don't worry, if you you missed this past weekend, we are still open every weekend for more dino fun! 🦕

Plus, we are excited to announce our Christmas Trail has now been extended! The trail will be open Thursday-Monday from 6-9PM until December 23! 🎄

Check out our website for the updates: https://prehistoric-park.com/holiday-trail

12/10/2024

Today's dino feature is one of the classics, the Triceratops!

This plant-eater was around during the Late Jurassic period, about 145 million years ago! It is named TRI-ceratops for its three horns. The Triceratops were the largest of all horned dinosaurs, and their horns could grow as long as 1.2 meters. Though the horns may look scary, they were rather thin and did not have great defense against the T-Rex. Instead, scientists believe the horns were used to scrap against the horns of other Triceratops in contest for mates.

Interested in seeing our very own Triceratops? Visit us THIS weekend for our grand opening event at Prehistoric Park. 🎉

12/02/2024

Introducing today's Dino Feature, the Maiasaura!

This 8 meter long plant-eater is one of the most gentle dinosaurs. It's name, Maiasaura, literally means "good mother reptile." This duck-billed dinosaur earned this name because it was found next to its nest of eggs and embryos, and youngsters. These creatures took care of its young and built nests of rotting vegetation to keep the embryos inside warm. The Maiasaura lived in Western North America 75 million years ago during the Late Cretaceous age. Hop over to Prehistoric Park to meet these gentle, caring creatures.

11/30/2024

The Christmas Trail is here!! 🎄 Come enjoy some festive lights at Prehistoric Park starting today, November 30th, through December 21st from 6PM - 9PM every Friday and Saturday!

📆 Date: Fridays and Saturdays (11/30 - 12/21)
⏰ Time: 6PM - 9PM
📍 Location: Prehistoric Park

11/26/2024

Today's Dino Feature is the Allosaurus!

This dinosaur lived in Western North America around 145 million years ago! The Allosaurus was the largest meat-eater of the Jurassic Period and even killed or scavenged plant-eaters much larger than itself. Scientists found nearly 50 allosaur skeletons and over 10,000 bones in one dig site in Utah!

Hop over to Prehistoric Park to meet our very own Allosaurus.

11/21/2024

Our annual Christmas Trail is coming back on November 30! 🎄

Join us this holiday season with our festive lighted trail at Prehistoric Park. Our Christmas Trail will be available every Friday and Saturday from 6PM - 9PM through December 21.

Experience the magic of the season with sparkling lights, festive decorations, and holiday cheer. Grab your friends and family and let the holiday fun begin!

11/18/2024

Meet todays Dino Feature: The Stegosaurus!

This mysterious plant-eater dinosaur was known for it's giant plates running along it's back. Some scientists believe these plates were used to help cool the dinosaur on hot days, others thought that the plate protected the dinosaur from attacking predators, and others believed they were used to attract mates. The Stegosaurus was around 65 million years ago during the Late Jurassic period. It habitated Western North America and could grow up to 30 feet long! Stop by Prehistoric Park to meet our very own Stegosaurus.

Learn more about this dinosaur, along with several others here: https://prehistoric-park.com/dinosaurs

11/08/2024

🚨Prehistoric Park has officially RE-OPENED!🚨

Thank you all for your patience during this time as our team worked very hard to get our dinosaur park back and running. We are thrilled to be open again and bringing you an even bigger and better experience with our new dinosaurs!

Hop on over today for an adventure you'll never forget.

Open Friday, Saturday, and Sunday from 9AM-5PM.

10/22/2024

Our newest dinosaurs have arrived...👀

We are thrilled to announce our soft opening date of November 8, 2024. This opening will include our new dinosaur trail, an updated dig pit, and several interactive activities!

Our grand opening event will be December 14, 2024. Come out and enjoy dinosaur themed food, activities, and a special ribbon cutting before the Chee Weez concert at Camp Margaritaville Breaux Bridge.

Keep following our social media channels for more updates to come. Make sure to check out our website to meet some of our new dinosaurs!

https://www.prehistoric-park.com/

10/15/2024

Introducing the NEW and IMPROVED Prehistoric Park! 🦖

We’re excited to announce Prehistoric Park will be reopening in November 2024, with a new look! With brand new dinosaurs, new branding, a revamped website, and exciting new activities, we’re bringing the prehistoric era to life like never before. Perfect for dino-lovers of all ages, it’s time to step into the past and make some ROAR-some memories.

Stay tuned for updates, and don’t miss your chance to experience the adventure! Check out our new website below! 🦕

https://www.prehistoric-park.com/