Paleontology attractions in Ohio

Fossil Park is a unique tourist attraction located at 5705 Centennial Road in Sylvania, Ohio, United States. This park offers visitors the opportunity to explore and discover fossils dating back millions of years. Visitors can dig for fossils in designated areas and learn about the prehistoric creatures that once roamed the earth. Fossil Park is a great destination for families, school groups, and anyone with an interest in paleontology and natural history. Come experience the thrill of uncovering ancient treasures at Fossil Park!

Trammel Fossil Park is a unique and fascinating tourist attraction located at 11935 Tramway Drive in Sharonville, Ohio. The park is home to fossils dating back over 440 million years to the Ordovician Period, making it a must-visit destination for anyone interested in paleontology and natural history. Visitors to the park can explore the grounds for free and are allowed to keep any fossils they find. Informational signs are available on site to help visitors learn more about the fossils and the time period they come from. In addition to the fossil hunting opportunities, Trammel Fossil Park also offers amenities such as picnic tables, a drinking fountain, and a hiking trail that leads to a scenic hilltop view of Cincinnati. The park is open from April to November and provides facilities such as port o lets and a hand washing station for visitors' convenience. Be sure to download the Trammel Park User Guide for helpful tips and information before your visit!