Dinosaur Park
Dinosaur Park is a roadside dinos & statues in Rapid City, United States, best suited for all ages. It is free to visit. Built by the Works Progress Administration in the 1930s, the park's seven concrete dinosaurs have watched over downtown Rapid City for nearly a century, led by an 80-foot long-necked sauropod named Dino.
Built by the Works Progress Administration in the 1930s, the park's seven concrete dinosaurs have watched over downtown Rapid City for nearly a century, led by an 80-foot long-necked sauropod named Dino. Admission is free and the short walk up Dakota Hogback Ridge rewards families with sweeping views of the city and the Black Hills, making sunset a favorite time to visit.
- Address: 940 Skyline Dr, Rapid City, SD 57701
- Hours: Open daily, dawn to dusk; gift shop open May-September
- Official website
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Good to know
- Where is Dinosaur Park?
- Dinosaur Park is located at 940 Skyline Dr, Rapid City, SD 57701, in Rapid City, United States. Directions to Google Maps, Waze, and Apple Maps are on this page.
- How much does Dinosaur Park cost?
- Dinosaur Park is free to visit.
- Is Dinosaur Park good for kids?
- Dinosaur Park is best for all ages. Built by the Works Progress Administration in the 1930s, the park's seven concrete dinosaurs have watched over downtown Rapid City for nearly a century, led by an 80-foot long-necked sauropod named Dino.
- What other dinosaur activities are near Dinosaur Park?
- Within 100 km you'll find 1 more dinosaur spot: Museum of Geology at South Dakota Mines. The map on this page shows them all.
Last verified August 2026 from official venue sources.