Rocky Mountain Dinosaur Resource Center - Woodland Park, Colorado

Ackchan 4.

A great place to visit! It had a very large collection of fossils and great plaques that explained information most museums do not focus on. It was very cool being able to see everything they had to offer. The entire museum is a bit small, but they do not charge very much so it is very much so worth it. I imagine if you read every plaque and spent some time looking at the dinosaurs you could spend 3-4 hours here.

Sunisha J.

We had such a great time at the center. The staff is so helpful and knowledgeable. My son asked them questions and they were so nice to answer them in a way that he could understand (5 years old). The staff also made sure we saw every part of the center. Overall great experience and will be back.

Kirsten K.

Very fun and cool experience, who doesn't like dinosaurs Definitely a must for your kids, they'll love the hands on exhibits and the sand tables you can dust bones in.

Jonelle N.

The RMDRC provides a wonderful learning adventure opportunity in the Pikes Peak region. The entry fee is very reasonable for the diversity of specimens displayed. Caroline was the docent on duty, and she was able to address a wide variety of questions that we threw at her.

Maryssa L.

Well worth the $13 ticket! You get to have all the experience of a museum, and any time someone who worked there saw us, they would come up, spout off some facts, and it felt very personalized. The tour is self guided, but the interaction made it next level. The souvenir photo is fun and only $5! You get to look into the workshop and see people working on fossils and putting together 3D models. It's not huge, so it's not hard or long to walk around the museum part, Definitely worth the stop.

Molly J.

We had so much fun! My husband and I went with his grandparents and our 2 year old. It was enjoyable for the whole family. The tickets were not too expensive and they have a lot of discounts for military/triple A/etc. you can use this on both the tickets and merchandise. They had lots of people walking around answering questions. A nice young lady came up to me and asked if I had any questions. Usually I’m overlooked because I’m chasing a toddler - so it was so nice to not feel invisible and feel pulled in instead of glossing over everything as I’m on the run. She then spent a long time with my husband and his grandma answering all their questions. They’re very family orientated and friendly!

I do wish there was a little more thought into the displays for young children though as most were still way too tall for young children. The “dig sites” are cool but bc they were tall my child couldn’t even see that it was for that or use it honestly. I think this could be simply remedied by taking the legs off the tables and putting them directly on the ground. (Just an unsolicited suggestion from an interior designer with a little one) it was still fun and we all had a really enjoyable time. From grandpa to young you definitely can bring the whole family.

Jenni G.

This museum and learning center is an amazing place to visit and see dinosaur bones. After paying admission -- with a military discount -- and entering the exhibit, our group was offered a free, guided tour. Museum worker Stephanie gave us a very informative, interesting tour around the exhibits. There are interactive parts and things to touch. It was a wonderful afternoon of seeing, experiencing and learning more about the "terrible lizards" aka dinosaurs. We learned that the most fearsome dinosaur was a little one that could run fast and climb trees, not the huge T-Rex. I completely recommend a stop here when I'm Woodland Park, Colorado, or heading there just to go to this museum.

Curtis R.

Hands down best dinosaur exhibit ive ever been too, very informative and to be able to see the paleiontologist working was awesome!my kids loved it!