Dinosaur World Kentucky Map and Brochure (2010)
Spread across a wooded hillside off I-65 near Cave City, this park feels part museum, part trail system, with life-size dinosaurs scattered between limestone paths and shaded picnic zones. A Dinosaur World Kentucky map keeps you oriented through the loops—handy when every turn looks like a Jurassic detour. It marks where the fossil dig, playground, and gift shop connect, plus the picnic pavilions and tram stop near the entrance.
- Location
- Cave City, Kentucky
- Years Active
- 2003 – Present
- Official Site
- Official Dinosaur World Kentucky Site
Watch for the narrow bridge over the creek—families often pause there for photos. It’s low-tech fun that rewards slow wandering and a bit of imagination.
Dinosaur World Kentucky Map 2010
In 2010, Dinosaur World Kentucky introduced three new life-size dinosaur replicas, continuing its practice of adding annual additions to the collection.
These updates expanded the park’s lineup of prehistoric models and maintained its focus on showcasing a growing variety of species for visitors.
FAQ
How long to spend at Dinosaur World in Kentucky?
Visitors typically spend 1.5 to 3 hours at Dinosaur World in Kentucky. The park includes a walking trail with life-sized dinosaurs, a fossil dig, and a small museum, making it ideal for a half‑day visit before or after exploring nearby Mammoth Cave. Families with young children often stay closer to three hours to enjoy all activities at a relaxed pace.
What age is appropriate for dinosaur world live?
Dinosaur World in Kentucky is appropriate for children ages 2 to 12, with most activities such as the fossil dig and playground designed for this age group. Children as young as 2 enjoy seeing the life-sized dinosaurs, while older kids up to 12 engage more with the interactive exhibits and gem mining. Teenagers and adults can visit, but the park’s exhibits and activities are primarily geared toward young children and families.
Can you bring your own food to Dinosaur World?
You can bring your own food to Dinosaur World in Kentucky. The park encourages visitors to pack coolers with snacks and drinks, offering picnic tables throughout the grounds. There are no food vendors on site, and glass bottles or alcohol are not permitted.
Who owns the dinosaur world in Kentucky?
Dinosaur World in Kentucky is owned by Christer Svensson, who founded the chain of Dinosaur World parks in the United States. The Kentucky location opened in 2003 and is managed by the Svensson family, with Marlene Svensson serving as General Manager.
