Made the 35 minute drive to Bastrop's Dino Park... who knew dinosaurs lived next to a trailer park??? It was basically a wooded trail with life-sized realistic replicas of dinos sprinkled throughout, and a scavenger hunt of prehistoric things for the kids to find. I had heard about it from another mom, but wasn't really sure what to expect. It was a good hour and change to do the whole trail and the boys loved looking and reading about the different dinosaurs. The trail culminated with a playground and dino dig and, of course, what Dino Park wouldn't be complete without a T-Rex head in which you could climb into the mouth : )
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| I can't remember the name of this one, but check out it's claws! |
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| Never seen a flower like this in the parking lot -- must've been prehistoric |
Made the 35 minute drive to Bastrop's Dino Park... who knew dinosaurs lived next to a trailer park??? It was basically a wooded trail with life-sized realistic replicas of dinos sprinkled throughout, and a scavenger hunt of prehistoric things for the kids to find. I had heard about it from another mom, but wasn't really sure what to expect. It was a good hour and change to do the whole trail and the boys loved looking and reading about the different dinosaurs. The trail culminated with a playground and dino dig and, of course, what Dino Park wouldn't be complete without a T-Rex head in which you could climb into the mouth : )
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