Host a Roaring Event at the Dinosaur Park & Museum!
Looking for a venue that is truly historic? Ogden’s George S. Eccles Dinosaur Park and Museum has hosted weddings, executive meetings, family reunions, and much more! Our spaces offer a unique backdrop where your guests can walk among life-sized dinosaurs and can be customized for the occasion YOU want!
Reservations must be made 7 days in advance by using the form on this page below.
Pavilions and Rooms
Rock Shelter
This is our most popular reservation for birthday parties. Being situated next to the playgrounds and outdoor restrooms makes it prime real estate for a party.
The Rock Shelter can accommodate up to 20 people comfortably.
Hideout Gulch
This space is not as close as the Rock Shelter to the playgrounds and restrooms, but it is still nearby. It does have more tables and more privacy. Note that it does not have outlets available.
The Hideout Gulch can accommodate up to 25 people comfortably.
Cutrubus
This is our largest space.
Cutrubus Field can accommodate up to 45 people at its tables, and has ample space surrounding it for more tables and chairs to fit even more.
ELC #1 and #2
This is our indoor space near the museum entrance.
Each ELC choice can hold up to 30 people comfortably. We can remove the room divider to allow for up to 60 people.
Group Rental
What to Expect:
If you want a more mature event, try out our black tablecloths in our ELC room with a TV or projector for presentations. Looking for a family-fun experience, try out fossil casting in the Rock Shelter pavilion right next to the playground. The choice is yours!
Use the form below to reserve your space and find more information on pricing and availability.
Join us in Preserving the Past and Inspiring the Future
GET INVOLVED AND LEARN MORE ABOUT THE NATURAL WORLD
At the Dinosaur Park, we are dedicated to preserving the natural history of our planet and inspiring curiosity and wonder about the world around us. By getting involved and participating in our educational programs and events, you can learn more about prehistoric life, geology, mineralogy, and the natural world.
1:00–3:00 PM
George S. Eccles Dinosaur Park, Ogden, UT