
Dinosaur Valley State Park - Texas Parks & Wildlife Department
Mar 11, 2025 · Find dinosaur tracks, camp, picnic, hike, mountain bike, swim, fish and paddle in the river, watch for wildlife, look for a geocache, ride your horse, or visit our interpretive center.
Dinosaur Valley State Park - Texas Parks & Wildlife Department
The dinosaur models and the Dino-Store are wheelchair-accessible. Email the park to discuss accessibility information or to request accommodations for programs.
Dinosaur Valley State Park - Texas Parks & Wildlife Department
As you wade across the cool, clear waters of the Paluxy River, look for the footprints of Sauroposeidon proteles, the official state dinosaur of Texas, and Acrocanthosaurus. Explore …
Dinosaur Valley State Park owes its scenic beauty to its location in the Paluxy River Valley. Ashe juniper wood-lands cover half of the hilly, hardscrabble limestone terrain providing habitat for …
Dinosaur Valley State Park - Texas Parks & Wildlife Department
Five main track site areas have been mapped within Dinosaur Valley State Park. Each of these areas has named individual track sites. Two types of tracks are visible at these sites: …
Dinosaur Valley State Park - Texas Parks & Wildlife Department
Sensory Friendly Hike Experience the beauty of nature in a welcoming and accommodating environment! Design-a-Dino! Let's make some t-riffic Valentine's themed dinosaurs! First Day …
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You’ll pass 110-million-year-old dinosaur tracks and a prehistoric midden (look for a sign with information on this Native American site). For great views, hike the Far Reaches Trail to the …
Dinosaur Valley State Park - Texas Parks & Wildlife Department
Primitive Campsites (Hike-in) Number of Sites: 7 People per Site: 8 Hike between 1 and 2.5 miles across the river to campsites. You must wade the river to access these sites; if the river level …
Dinosaur Valley State Park - Texas Parks & Wildlife Department
The 1,587-acre Dinosaur Valley State Park opened in 1972. Its mission: to preserve these valuable dinosaur track sites and to allow people to learn from and enjoy them.
Make tracks of your own in this park where dinosaurs left their footprints. As you wade across the cool, clear waters of the Paluxy River, look for the footprints of Sauroposeidon proteles, the …