Address

Davis Ln, Bozeman, MT 59718, USA

Phone

(406) 582-3178

+1 406-582-3178

Coordinates

45.69501, -111.08477

Age Suitability

Suitable for children ages 2-12, with separate areas designed for toddlers (2-5) and older children (5-12).

Equipment Available

Dinosaur-shaped climbing structures, fossil dig sandpits, triceratops slide, T-Rex swing set, pterodactyl zip line, spinning meteor seats, and educational fossil identification panels.

Shaded Areas

Multiple shade structures designed like prehistoric trees and several mature trees providing natural shade throughout the playground area.

Seating For Parents

Numerous benches shaped like fossils and logs positioned throughout the playground with good visibility of play areas.

Restroom Availability

Clean restroom facilities located near the entrance with changing tables in both men's and women's restrooms.

Drinking Fountains

Four dinosaur-themed drinking fountains with bottle filling stations distributed throughout the park.

Fencing

Fully enclosed playground with decorative fossil-patterned fencing and two gated entrances/exits.

Surface Material

Impact-absorbing rubber mulch in fall zones with packed sand in fossil dig areas and rubber surfacing under major equipment.

Ada Accessibility

Wheelchair-accessible paths to all major attractions with ramps to elevated platforms and sensory play elements at wheelchair height.

Cleanliness Maintenance

Daily cleaning schedule with staff present during peak hours; equipment inspected weekly for safety and maintenance issues.

Nearby Parking

Free parking lot with 50 spaces including 4 accessible spots directly adjacent to the playground entrance.

Pet Policy

Dogs allowed in surrounding park areas but not within the fenced playground area, except for service animals.

Bike Racks

Dinosaur-shaped bike racks with capacity for 20 bicycles located near both entrance gates.

Nearby Food Options

Seasonal concession stand offering snacks and drinks; picnic area with 10 tables; several family restaurants within walking distance.

Sports Areas

Open field for games adjacent to the playground, basketball court with dinosaur-themed backboards.

Walking / Biking Trails Nearby

Connected to a 2-mile paved nature trail that features informational signs about local geology and paleontology.

User Submitted Photos

Active social media presence with hundreds of user photos showcasing children enjoying the dinosaur features.

Recent Reviews

Recent visitors highlight the educational value and uniqueness compared to standard playgrounds, with special mention of the fossil dig area.

Crowd Levels

Busiest on weekends and during summer months; weekday mornings typically less crowded.

Special Events

Monthly 'Dino Discovery Days' featuring local paleontologists, annual 'Prehistoric Festival' with educational activities and special attractions.

Entrance Fee

Free admission to the playground and surrounding park.

Space For Groups

Designated group area with 3 large shelters that can be reserved for birthday parties and school field trips.

Nature Connection

Native plant garden with species from the Cretaceous period, interpretive signs explaining local geology and prehistoric Montana environment.

Noise Level

Moderate during peak times; the spacious layout helps dissipate noise.

Aesthetic Design

Immersive prehistoric theme with attention to scientific accuracy in dinosaur reproductions, earth-tone color scheme, and faux rock formations.

Security Presence

Park rangers patrol regularly during open hours, security cameras at entrance points.

Rules Restrictions

No climbing on dinosaur sculptures, adult supervision required for children under 8, no glass containers, no smoking within park boundaries.

First Aid Availability

First aid station at park office with trained staff during operating hours, emergency call box located centrally in the playground.

Community Activities

Weekly storytime featuring dinosaur-themed books, monthly fossil identification workshops, summer paleontology day camp for kids.

Social Interaction

Design encourages collaborative play with multi-user dinosaur dig sites and team-based fossil hunting activities.

Eco Friendly Practices

Rainwater collection system used for irrigation, native drought-resistant plants throughout the landscape.

Renewable Energy

Solar panels power the playground lighting and water features, educational displays about renewable energy.

Walkability Bike Access

Connected to city bike path network, pedestrian-friendly design with clear walking routes from nearby neighborhoods.