Dino Village

"Me and my 4yr old son just drove an 1hr from Atlanta. We arrived today, November 4th (Saturday) at 10am. No one is here. Called the number twice. My son didn't want to leave so we hung around until 11am. Waste of my time and gas to come here. I was able to lift him on my shoulder so he could at least see some dinosaurs. He ran around the parking lot for an hr wanting to wait so he could go in. If you don't plan on opening PLEASE PLEASE notify the public. We couldn't planned to go somewhere else today. Very upset."

"15$ a person and the place really needs an overhaul. Many of the dinos are torn up and mislabeled. My 4 year old nephew was even calling out their mistakes. Some of the dinos were painted like piñata."

"This place is GREAT particularly for parents of young children (ages 3 to 8). The area’s size is just right-not too large not too small. The parents can relax at tables beneath umbrellas as watch their kids play. The area is well enclosed by a large fence offering an additional layer of protection from young kids wandering off. The models are stationary but move their necks, tails, and make sounds. There is also a large courtyard/patio with tricycles/vehicles/little tyke cars for kids of all ages to ride-plenty of activity. Sprinklers spray on the kids riding the trykes to keep them cool. Also a large sandbox where kids can dig and search for fossils. Plenty of picnic tables with shade-they are not yet serving food but great picnic areas and you can bring food to the park. Entrance to the park is through the gift shop."

"Closed and overgrown. The dinosaurs look awesome. It's sad to see it wasting away. You have to look through the holes in the fence or over the fence. Someone needs to buy the dinosaurs and do something awesome with them!"

"Amazingly done dinosaur creatures, lots of fun for whole family. I just missed a possibility to buy some drinks or snacks. Bring yours as there are nice benches you can sit on and enjoy your time there."