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Prehistoric Park

Name: Prehistoric Park
Address: 1035 N Barn Road, Breaux Bridge, LA, 70517, US
Telephone: +13379813466
Price range: $$
Rating: 4.3

Prehistoric Park South Louisiana's first indoor/outdoor Dinosaur Museum, where visitors of all ages can experience these amazing creatures that once ruled the Earth.
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Prehistoric Park is conveniently located in Henderson, Louisiana (St. Martin Parish), ¼ mile north of 1-10 just past Cajun Palms RV Resort. This is Louisiana’s only attraction dedicated to these amazing creatures of years past. With approximately 12 acres to explore, you will find yourself wandering amongst some of the most feared predators ever to walk the planet. Prehistoric Park offers a unique

, natural setting featuring paved walkways where you will encounter a wide variety of realistic- looking steel and fiberglass dinosaur replicas, with some being animated. We have a concession stand, gift shop and a sandbox with buried bones ready to be discovered by young paleontologists. Prices are as follows:
Adults - $12.00
Children – $8.00 (3-12years)
Senior Citizens- $10.00 (60+)
Children 2 and under are free! Military discounts are available with your Active Duty ID Card. Field Trips and Group Rates are available.

03/24/2025

Our FINAL dino feature is ending with a bang! Introducing the Tyrannosaurus Rex (aka T-Rex) 🦖

You may have heard of these ferocious meat-eating dinos before. The T-Rex was the smartest and most powerful of all giant dinosaurs. It even had the most powerful bite of any animal ever. The T-Rex had 50 sharp teeth the size of bananas. It could chomp 500 pounds of dinosaur meat all in one bit! Not only were these giants physically powerful, they were mentally strong as well. They had the largest brain of any dinosaur, which is equal to the size of a human brain. 🧠

You will have to check out our life sized T-Rex at Prehistoric Park! You definitely will not regret it.

03/14/2025

Come over and see us!

03/13/2025

3.14 reasons to visit Prehistoric Park tomorrow, March 14th: Pie, dinosaurs, and $3.14 tickets! 🎟️

Just remember… the sign says ‘Don’t feed the dinos’—keep that pie to yourself! 🥧🍋‍🟩 Spread the word and we will see you tomorrow for some special Pi Day treats and activities.

03/10/2025

This Friday is National Pi Day, and we’ve got a dino-mite deal just for you! 🥧🦖

Explore Prehistoric Park for just $3.14 per ticket—all day long! Don’t miss this chance for a roaring adventure at a prehistoric price! Tell your friends because this deal will only be available THIS Friday, March 14th.

03/05/2025

Our next dino feature in the series is the intense Kosmoceratops!

Though these dinosaurs look intimidating, they were only half the size of the Triceratops (the largest horned dinosaur). However, the Kosmoceratops had the fanciest head decorations of any dinosaur and could even have up to 15 horns on its head as a full grown adult. These horned dinosaurs were plant eaters and were mostly found in Western North America during the Late Cretaceous period.

Learn more about this horned giant at our dinosaur park in Louisiana.

03/04/2025

PARK CLOSED! 🚨

Unfortunately, due to incoming weather, we had to close Prehistoric Park down for the remainder of the day (3/4/2025). We apologize for any inconvenience. We appreciate your understanding at this time and hope to be open again this Friday.

Please stay safe and Happy Mardi Gras! 💚

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03/03/2025

We are OPEN! 🚨

Reminder that we will be open today and tomorrow from 9AM - 5PM. Come visit us and our dinosaur friends! 🦕

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02/27/2025

EXTENDED HOURS 🚨

All smiles here because in honor of Mardi Gras Weekend, we are excited to announce our dinosaur park will be OPEN this upcoming Monday and Tuesday! Let the good times roll with us at Prehistoric Park 💜💛💚

Monday, March 3: 9AM - 5PM
Tuesday, March 4: 9AM - 5PM

02/26/2025

Introducing the next dino feature, the Shunosaurus!

This long-necked dinosaur with a tail club lived during the Middle Jurassic period, 175 million years ago! Scientists believe the small but solid weapon found at the end of its tail might have been swung to cause serious damage to predatory dinosaurs. These friendly giants were plant-eaters and could grow up to 46 feet long!

Take a look at these incredible dinosaurs THIS weekend!

02/23/2025

🚨CLOSED TODAY🚨

Due to weather conditions, our dinosaur park experienced slight flooding and will be closed to the public today, February 23, 2025

We apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your understanding at this time!

02/19/2025

The ferocious Dimetrodon is next up for our dino features!

These meat-eating creatures came from both the mammal and dinosaur family. Though some consider it a dinosaur, it is built more like a modern reptile with bent legs. The size of the large sail on it's back is still a mystery to this day, but some believed it was used to help give off heat from the animal since it lived during a hot time for the Earth. Others believe it was simply a display to show off to mates or scare rivals. What do you think this large sail was used for?

Find out more fun facts about the Dimetrodon and other dinos at Prehistoric Park!🦕

02/14/2025

Our dinosaur friends are looking for some LOVE this Valentine's Day! 💘🦕

Spend your Valentine's Day with us at Prehistoric Park! Doors will be open from 9AM - 5PM.

02/10/2025

Check out our next dino feature...the Parasaurolophus!! (Now that is a tongue twister)

These dinosaurs have one of the fanciest crests of any duck-billed dinosaur. It could blow low notes through its bony trumpet just as an elephant does today. Long ago, some scientists thought Parasaurolophus lived in the water and even used their horn as a snorkel. Living in Western North America, 65 million years ago, these gentle plant-eaters were such a unique species. 🤩

Join us at Prehistoric Park to meet our very own Parasaurolophus!

01/28/2025

The Pachycephalosaurus is next up on for our dino features!

This dinosaur was the largest dome-headed creature of it's time. It's name, Pachycephalosaurus, literally means "thick-headed" reptile. Scientists believed they used their thick skulls to butt each other as rams do today with their horns.

Take a stroll through Prehistoric Park to meet this unique dinosaur, plus many other fascinating creatures!

01/23/2025

Breaking News! 🚨 Dinosaurs have been spotted in Louisiana playing in the snow!

Turns out dinos enjoy snow days just as much as us! Snowball fight anyone?? ❄️

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. 🦕

Address

1035 N Barn Road
Breaux Bridge, LA
70517

Opening Hours

Friday	9am - 5pm
Saturday	9am - 5pm
Sunday	9am - 5pm

Telephone

+13379813466

Website

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

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When you hear ‘extinction’ rumors and decide to lay low, but it isn’t going well…🫣 Our dinosaurs may not be the best at playing hide and seek, but they sure do know how to stand out! Can you spot all of the dinosaurs along our trail? Join us this weekend to find out!

Ever wondered what happens when a prehistoric giant meets a modern-day dino?🤔Watch as our roaming inflatable dino takes a stroll through Prehistoric Park and comes face-to-face with one of our animatronic dinosaurs! A handshake millions of years in the making 🤝 Come visit and experience the adventure for yourself!

Ever wonder what it sounds like to walk among the dinosaurs? Turn your volume up and get ready for some ROARS 🔈🦖

Extinct? Think again…We’ve got dinosaurs right here in Louisiana and they are waiting to meet you! 🦖 Join us at Prehistoric Park to meet our large collection of life sized dinosaurs!!

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

We are excited to share that our Christmas Trail will now be open this Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday, AND Monday from 6-9PM for some extended holiday fun! ✨Share the news with your friends and family and join us for some holiday lights at Prehistoric Park! 🎄

Imagine being face to face with a LIFE SIZED DINOSAUR 😳Our dinosaurs are ready to see you THIS weekend December 14 for our Grand Re-Opening event! Join us for a ribbon cutting ceremony and lots of dinosaur fun! Plus, we will be having a live radio broadcast right from the park! Tickets will be available upon entry starting at $14 for adults and $10 for children! You definitely don’t want to miss this dinosaur celebration! 🦖

We are a little over ONE WEEK away from our Grand Re-Opening Event on December 14! 🎉Join us from 10AM to 6PM at Prehistoric Park to welcome all of our new dinosaurs! We will be having a ribbon cutting ceremony at 11AM and lots of dinosaur themed activities and snacks for everyone to enjoy. End the day at Camp Margaritaville Breaux Bridge for a concert by the Chee-Weez and hit the Christmas trail at night to make it a perfect day! 🎸Who’s coming?? 🦖

We are only 2 DAYS away from reopening! Our new Dino friends are ready…are you? 👀🦕

Did you know the Brachiosaurus was one of the tallest dinosaurs that ever lived? 🦕 They would grow up to 42 feet tall which is the height of a four story building! If you want to meet a Brachiosaurus, then stop on over to Prehistoric Park NEXT weekend for our soft opening on November 8. Mark those calendars and we will see you there📆

Our annual Christmas Trail is back and better than ever! 🎄 Join us for a memorable night under our festive lights at Prehistoric Park. Plus, you might even run into some special Christmas friends. You can view all Christmas Trail hours at our website.