The dinosaur tracks are amazing. We hiked a trail with no bicycle access and swam in the blue hole. Had a great time.

The dinosaur tracks are amazing. We hiked a trail with no bicycle access and swam in the blue hole. Had a great time.
Trails on the west side of the park are fairly well marked, don't miss the scenic overlook on the yellow trail -- it's a great view, plus a family of deer pranced by me! The dinosaur tracks are an absolute thrill for natural history buffs (like me!), and there's a great little exhibition near the main office that explains what...
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First, everything I read said to call to ask about river conditions before going. I tried for three days, never got a live person, and no one returned my call when I left a message. We don't live that far away, so I had a good idea of the conditions, but someone coming from a distance would be at a...
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Staying at the Tres Rios Campground, we ventured out to the dinosaur state park. what a wonderful experience for all. they have meticulously laid out the proper chronology with supportive visuals and text material that makes the re-discovery of the past interesting and rewarding. Great job to all responsible. Tres Rios is also a wonderful place to camp.
So, overall, this is a good park. Miles of trails. Water holes, Dinosaurs. But all told I was disappointed. It just wasn't what I expected.
Terribly busy. Mostly families with multiple young (<10 years old) children. Parking 80+% full. Picnic tables 95% full.
Dinosaur tracks are all in or near the river. Don't bring a backpack or nice camera or...
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Who wouldn't love to see dinosaur prints! Bring a picnic and enjoy time splashing in the river, make sure to wear good shoes as there is plenty of walking
Well organized and clean. Highly recommend for a State Park experience. Don't forget to stop at Creation Evidence Museum while in Glen Rose
The river and dinosaur tracks and shops are really nice. We had a great time. The gift shop has some nice gifts, and of course the children loved that!
If you are a hiker, or naturalist you may love this state run park, but I was expecting to see dinosaur footprints in all their glory, and was unimpressed with the viewing areas. First off 2 of the 4 areas we could't even find, they were not marked well once in the park. site 1 & 2 had limited accessibility,...
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Seeing the dinosaur footprints in the river is good. They are a little more faded than when I was a kid. Best thing about the whole park is hiking up to the top of the lookout hill. priceless view.
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