Jurassic Forest is Open for the Season – Here is Everything You Need to Know

Pack a day bag because you are going to want to visit Jurassic Forest this season. Jurassic Forest has over 50 life-size animatronic dinosaurs and exhibits nestled into a 40 acre natural forest just North of Gibbons. Multiple fun things to do with the kids – plus you’re allowed to bring your own lunch on to the site – makes this the perfect half day of fun with the family.

What to Expect:

  • Over 50 animatronic exhibits including multiple life-size dinosaurs that move and make realistic sounds
  • Two different trails full of educational discoveries of dinosaurs and other prehistoric creatures
  • Paleontological dig site
  • Ride-on dinosaurs
  • Mini Golf
  • Play park
  • Picnic tables
  • Concession stand
  • Gift Shop
  • Printable scavenger hunts to take with you

Admission: Children – $10, Youth & Seniors – $12, Adult – $15. See their website for deals on family passes, seasonal memberships and additional costs for mini golf with packaged pricing options.

When & Where:

Location: 2-23210, Township Road 564, Gibbons.

Approximately 30 minutes from Edmonton. Travel north on hiway 28 from Edmonton to TWP Rd 564 and turn left (west) and you will see signs for Jurassic Forest.

Hours: Daily from 9am to 7pm – open 7 days a week

Tips For Bringing the Kids:

  • Bring snacks & water bottles – on warm days it can get very hot. There is a concession but does not have an extensive menu to choose from
  • Dress for the weather – everything is outdoors!
  • Wear comfy shoes. The walking paths are beautiful but long
  • The facility is stroller friendly! Bring strollers or wagons if your little ones aren’t up for a long walk, or just for carrying everyone’s belongings
  • Sunscreen – on hot days there is not a lot of shade. Sunglasses are a great idea as well!
  • Insect repellent – this is a real forest and wetland area and there are bugs here and there.
  • Camera – you’re going to want to capture adorable moments with your little ones and real dinosaurs!

 

Know of any other hidden gems that are fantastic for family fun in or around Edmonton? Email us the info: contact@edmontonmama.ca

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