Three Forks, MT 59752
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From $14 / adult · kids under 5 free
Tickets are timed-entry on busy weekends. Recommended for ages 8+. Most family bundles include 2 adults + 2 kids; refunds typically allowed up to 24h before.
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Stegosaurus had a brain the size of a walnut — about 80 g.
Its heart had to pump blood up a 30-ft neck — a engineering marvel.
★ marks eras represented at this destination.
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Hey explorer! Grab a backpack and become a real fossil hunter for the day. Watch your step — adventure ahead!
Fun fact: a T-Rex tooth could be longer than a banana 🍌
A peek at what your little explorer can see, touch and try on this visit.
Jurassic
Brachiosaurus
Held its head higher than a four-story building.
Cretaceous
Ankylosaurus
Tail club could shatter a predator's leg bone.
Cretaceous
Mosasaurus
Ocean apex predator longer than a school bus.
Cretaceous
Spinosaurus
First known semi-aquatic dinosaur.
Fossil prep lab
Watch real paleontologists clean fossils through a viewing window.
Outdoor trail walk
Self-guided path with life-sized models tucked into the landscape.
Family activity station
Hands-on cart with cast fossils, teeth and dig brushes.
Learning themes families can explore together — bring them up before, during, or in the car ride home.
Earth & deep time
How rock layers and fossils record the past.
Scientific method
Observing, hypothesizing and testing like a paleontologist.
Ecosystems & habitats
Connecting dinosaur worlds to living ecosystems today.
Scale & comparison
Comparing dino sizes to school buses, houses and grown-ups.
Practical details for the grown-up logistics — verify with the official source before traveling.
Plan to spend
Half-day to full-day
Food on-site
Limited — pack snacks & water
Restrooms
Family restrooms near the entrance and main gallery
Strollers
Stroller-friendly paths; rentals at front desk
What to bring
Sun protection, bug spray, refillable water
Photo policy
No-flash photography typically allowed in galleries
Weather is illustrative — always confirm a real forecast before you go.
Junior Paleontologist Expedition
Three Forks, MT 59752
Adventure responsibly — kids should always be supervised on trails and near water.
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