Dinosaur Land

As a former/current "dinosaur kid", this was such a fun roadside attraction! My husband and I found this place on a whim while on our way down to Luray for the weekend, and we are so glad we had the time to visit! The staff were so friendly and the attraction itself is a fun walkthrough for any age. If you're a fan of unique roadside attractions, definitely add this one to your list!

Apr 03, 2025 · Kristen Walsh

Best place hang out with kids who love dinosaurs. A nice collection of the Jurassic creatures and some of the illustrations are very nice. A good hang out place with the kids and could be a relaxing fun outdoor recreation.

Mar 16, 2025 · Vikas Taank

This trip was a lot of fun. We came for our daughter’s birthday and it was a blast! We saw a lot of the old dinosaurs, but some new ones as well. It was a great time and made fun memories!

Mar 22, 2025 · Victoria Colley

A true classic American roadside attraction. If you like camp and/or dinosaurs, you might truly enjoy the opportunity to meet artist recreations of dinosaurs and pose with them! It took us about 40 minutes to explore the displays and take our photos. A bonding experience and opportunity to make memories with the family - assuming they like camp and/or dinosaurs.

Dec 17, 2024 · Jerry McKinley

Okay, I’ll be upfront and honest - this is a bit of an excited, over-positive 5 stars. I just couldn’t help but give 5 stars, I mean who doesn’t love dinosaurs??! This is such a fun short activity, super super simple but you gotta love and respect the business. They have a sign for each dinosaur, with the name, pronunciation, and a small bit of information about it. Incredibly informative! Did you know velociraptors only grew to be 6.5ft, and 30 pounds?? I didn’t! There’s also a LOT of dinosaurs I had never seen or heard of before, or ones that are obviously similar to a modern animal, and were very unexpected. There’s also a megaladon you can walk in, a Godzilla with a big hand you can stand in, and an awesome sign to take a picture in front of. Tickets are $10 to get in, which at the end of the day when you think about it, is kind of expensive for an unguided short walk that will take you an hour at most. But, I really didn’t care, dinosaurs are just so fun. They do have a really awesome gift shop that has surprisingly great prices on plenty of stocking stuffers, road trip memorabilia, and everything in between. We got a fridge magnet to remember Dinosaur Land by, but it did reveal that the dinosaurs were once much brighter and cleaner. All of them are basically just brown, black, and green because the paint is so faded and gone. They need a refresh - a good power washing at least! I’ll definitely still come back when I’m in the area, and it will feel nostalgic. It’s just so simple and easy and fun, I can’t help but to keep saying, “who doesn’t love dinosaurs?” Thanks Dinosaur Land for being such an underrated landmark in the world and in my heart, and making me feel like a kid again.

Feb 21, 2025 · Chris Williams