Dinosaur State Park

Dinosaur State Park in Rocky Hill, Connecticut, offers a unique journey into the Mesozoic era, combining education and outdoor adventure. Visit one of the largest dinosaur track sites in North America and explore over 750 early Jurassic footprints preserved inside a dome-covered exhibit.

• Interactive Exhibits and Events: The park features a paleontological museum with exhibits on dinosaurs, fossils, and Connecticut geology. Participate in field trips, guided tours, and hands-on activities suitable for students from Pre-K to college.
• Nature Trails and Arboretum: Enjoy more than two miles of trails through diverse habitats and an arboretum showcasing over 250 Mesozoic-era plant species.
• Virtual Programs: Engage with dynamic online programs exploring Connecticut’s geologic history and dinosaur discoveries, ideal for remote learning.
• Seasonal Activities: From May to October, partake in gem and fossil mining or craft a dinosaur footprint cast, offering unique souvenirs.
• Family-Friendly: With Facilities including picnic areas and an open-air shelter available for rent, Dinosaur State Park is perfect for family outings and gatherings.

The Exhibit Center is open Tuesday through Sunday, while the park grounds are accessible every day. Admission is free for children 5 and under, with a nominal fee for others. Discover the prehistoric wonders awaiting at this distinctive state park. Learn more on the official website.