At the end of your stay you will long to return again. You will leave relaxed and
full of great memories. PALEO PARK is a place to meet new friends and share
everlasting memories.
Guests are able to enjoy our magnificent outdoors, with an unforgettable view
day or night. There are many fossils just waiting to be uncovered and put on
display for our future generations. At PALEO PARK our main goal is to let
everyone young and old study dinosaurs. We believe that in the Lance
formation, where our dinosaurs have been located, we have the best specimens
to show. We think that there is no better place to study the nature of a
dinosaur than in the Lance formation.
Frequently Asked Questions:
How far are you from the nearest hospital?
We are located about 60 miles from Newcastle Wyoming which is our closest
hospital.
Will we actually find something?
YES!! Everyone will find something. You may take one piece that you find with
you. What you may take is up to the Paleo Park Management discretion.
What should I bring with me?
That depends on which tour you will participating in. Every tour should consist
of water, sun block, insect repellent and hat. Be sure to contact us for more
specific items.
How far off the pavement are you?
We are 25 miles off the pavement.
I have young children, what age is best for the tours?
That depends on your child's attention span. Usually 7 and up is best. The 2
hour tour tends to get long for younger ones and they start to lose interest.
But again this is different for every child. On any of the tours we will be in the
field for most of the time.
If I spend the night what should I bring with me?
The only things you would really need are your personal items. We provide all
bedding and towels.
What if I'm not really into dinosaurs, but would like to come stay to
just get away?
No problem. Arrangements can be made. Please contact us for further
information.
How far are your closest neighbors?
By the way the bird flies - about 7 miles.
What happens if I find a whole dinosaur?
Great! But ownership will remain with Paleo Park. Again, it is up the the Paleo
Park Management what guests get to take with them.
Are dinosaurs the focus on the tours?
No! Obviously dinosaurs dominate our tours but other aspects are included.
Ranch history, oil production, and ranch life are a few things you could get to
see and learn about.
Can I bring my camera?
Yes! By all means bring camera, video camera or any other items you may want
to, to capture your trip. I guarantee you will want to share this experience with
all your friends when you get home.
What kind of animals might we see?
We have mule deer, antelope, prairie dogs, raccoons, bobcats, porcupines, all
types of birds, rattlesnakes, bull snakes, rabbits, and skunks to just name a
few.
Is it hot in the summer time?
Yes, it can get really hot. Living in beautiful Wyoming we have a dry heat. Not
much humidity here!
Will my tour get cancelled if it rains that day?
It will depend on how much rain we get. We have 25 miles of dirt road and the
last 5 miles doesn't have gravel. The mud here is a gumbo that turns to a
grease mixture when mixed with water. Anyone who knows gumbo will
understand this. When we have rain, we usually try to reschedule if we can.
Tours get miserable when muddy. We usually ask that visitors call us the night
before to check on roads and just to confirm the tour.
You mentioned that your driveway has no gravel? Will my car be able
to make it in?
Yes, your car will be able to make it. Although this is the "country" so an
occasional rock or rut may be in the road. But even with the river crossing we
rarely have problems. That is why we always ask to verify road conditions
before the trip out for a tour.
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good luck for
the future"
Nick -
England
questions that we
didn't cover??
Would you like to
book a tour? Drop
us a line and we will
more than happy to
chat with you.
Thanks for checking
us out!
The Paleo Park
Gang
