Dinosaur Park
Just twice a month, dinosaur fans have an opportunity to take a hike in this fossil treasure-trove with a paleontologist and see what they can find. It's just a 1-acre site but it's one of the only intact deposits of fossils from the Cretaceous Period on the East Coast. You can't take your finds (if any) with you; they go to the Smithsonian Institution. Stop when the park is closed and see the garden with plants from dinosaur times and informational signs about the fossils and local history.
Just twice a month, dinosaur fans have an opportunity to take a hike in this fossil treasure-trove with a paleontologist and see what they can find. It's just a 1-acre site but it's one of the only intact deposits of fossils from the Cretaceous Period on the East Coast. You can't take your finds (if any) with you; they go to the Smithsonian Institution. Stop when the park is closed and see the garden with plants from dinosaur times and informational signs about the fossils and local history.
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