None of the kids are huge dinosaur fans, but the George S. Eccles Dinosaur Park in Ogden is a fun place to visit. Many of the models are depicted as live dinosaurs, not just the skeleton's, so for the kids they are more realistic. In one area they actually have a life-size T-Rex and Triceratops that move and growl. This made Hailey a little nervous, even though there was an "high voltage electric fence" to keep us safe.
We had a lot of fun, except Hailey was nearly "eaten" when she got to close to the exhibit of a mother dinosaur (I don't remember which one) and her babies hatching in a nest. She had been standing on a rock when Mom told her to get off. Just seconds later she fell head first into the exhibit. After that she was done for the day.
Josh discovered a new dinosaur, named the Joshasaur, in the education center. He could have spent all day building in this area.
None of the kids are huge dinosaur fans, but the George S. Eccles Dinosaur Park in Ogden is a fun place to visit. Many of the models are depicted as live dinosaurs, not just the skeleton's, so for the kids they are more realistic. In one area they actually have a life-size T-Rex and Triceratops that move and growl. This made Hailey a little nervous, even though there was an "high voltage electric fence" to keep us safe.
We had a lot of fun, except Hailey was nearly "eaten" when she got to close to the exhibit of a mother dinosaur (I don't remember which one) and her babies hatching in a nest. She had been standing on a rock when Mom told her to get off. Just seconds later she fell head first into the exhibit. After that she was done for the day.
Josh discovered a new dinosaur, named the Joshasaur, in the education center. He could have spent all day building in this area.
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