Capricorn Dinosaur Park Admission Tickets - Yeppoon
Highlights & inclusions
What you can expect
Step back in time at Capricorn Dinosaur Park, a family friendly attraction near Yeppoon on the Capricorn Coast where you can explore a prehistoric landscape at your own pace over roughly one to two hours. Wander a fully accessible one kilometre walking trail that winds past life size dinosaur replicas, getting up close to the giants that once roamed the earth. Budding palaeontologists can roll up their sleeves at the fossil dig area, uncovering hidden treasures and learning how real discoveries are made.
With photo opportunities dotted throughout the park, there are plenty of chances to capture the fun and snap a few memorable shots along the way. Suitable for all ages and easy to navigate, it is a relaxed and educational outing the whole family can enjoy. Whether you are travelling with curious kids or simply love a bit of prehistoric wonder, this is a great way to spend a sunny day on the Capricorn Coast.
Location
What you need to know
- General entry to Capricorn Dinosaur Park
- Access to life size dinosaur displays
- 1km fully accessible walking trail
- Entry to the dinosaur fossil dig area
- Photo opportunities throughout the park
- Food
- Drinks
- Transport
- Available seven days a week from 10am to 3pm.
- Please allow approximately one to two hours to explore the park.
- This experience takes place at Cooberrie Park Wildlife Sanctuary, located at 9 Stones Road, Yeppoon, Capricorn Coast, Queensland 4703.
- Comfortable walking shoes
- Sun protection
- Suitable for all ages
- Children must be supervised by an adult at all times
- Change your booking up to 24 hours before the start time of your experience
- Changes are not permitted within 24 hours of your experience
- Late arrivals or no shows may result in you forfeiting your experience
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Need help?
- Email us at enquiry@experienceoz.com.au
- Help code: D2B-B3AD
- This experience is supplied by Cooberrie Park
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