Nature is alive and well across our 8 acres, so while you’re exploring, please be aware of our less ancient, but equally wild, park residents and features:

 Windy Roars – Some days, the wind howls like a raptor. Hats and strollers beware!

 Sunscreen is Your Shield – Utah sunshine doesn’t mess around. Lather up before your expedition.

 Water Features –  These are not for swimming—they’re habitats for fish and birds. We have natural barriers in place, but curious kiddos may still find their way close. Keep a sharp eye!  

 Buzz Patrol – Wasps, bees, and their stinger-equipped cousins make occasional appearances. We patrol daily, but love assistance in identifying new nests.

 Slithering Guests – While rare, snakes may join the trail. Stay on paths and supervise kiddos.

 Wild Berries – Tempting, but not for tasting. Many are just for the birds.

 Poison Ivy – Look, don’t touch! Stick to marked trails. We actively patrol for this one too, but just in case it sneaks in.

Birds – Watch the skies and trees for feathered surprises. If you find a bird on the ground, please don’t touch, and inform a member of the staff

 Rascally Raccoons – Our nocturnal friends love an open trash can. Please use lids and bins.

 Expect the Unexpected – Nature doesn’t always RSVP. We do our best to mitigate risks, but a little preparedness goes a long way.

 Parent Pro Tip: Closed-toe shoes, water bottles, hats, and a keen eye make for the best dinosaur adventures.