It was only a few miles off the freeway and not far from a place called the Sportsman Warehouse and other shopping. The Johnson Farm was ok and only Six Bucks. Nice little musueum and history, but for the dinosaur tracks, had to use a little imagination as to what I was looking at, but then again not archeolgist or... More

This place isn't as grand as the exhibits you would see in the Natural History museums in DC or NYC or London. It's not as cool as a theme park ride. The dinosaur bones and tracks are actually smaller than expected. BUT, the idea that the dinosaurs once roamed St George's very landscape left me in awe. I doubt the... More

My son just loves dinosaurs so we jumped at the chance of going to this site. The guides were top notch and we really enjoyed our visit. It was a lot smaller than I thought it would be, but that didn't stop us from really enjoying ourselves. More

Not much to see here, some tracks the Johnson family are trying to bank more cash on. More

Needed interactive activities. I wont bring the grandkids. More

I thought it was really cool. Dino tracks for a good distance right in the rock in the floor. The kids didn't last too long, I guess it's a little boring for them, since there isn't a huge T-rex skeleton or anything like that. More

nice. If you are interested in prehistoric, this is a great place to visit. Many specimens in cases. Lots of dino tracks. More

Visited this is Sept., and I thought it was a pretty decent museum. Never having been to any dinosaur sites, I found the displays interesting. I'm sure it's not on the scale of other actual digs sites, but if you are in the St George area, looking for a short side excursion, I'd rate it well above the "Wild Life... More

A knowledgable volunteer showed us the museum and made the visit much more interesting and enjoyable than if we just looked at the dinosaur exhibits on our own. More