Shaun Hunter
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07/28/2018
A large sign announces Prehistoric Gardens to travelers on Oregon's Highway 101.
Shaun Hunter
Photo Date: 
07/28/2018
The lifesize dinosaur sculptures begin before even entering the attraction.
Shaun Hunter
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07/28/2018
Signs throughout the trail offer information about the natural history of the dinosaurs and the forest the park resides in.
Shaun Hunter
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07/28/2018
Nineteen different dinosaur sculptures are set along the park's walking path.
Shaun Hunter
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07/28/2018
The short path around the sculptures is wheelchair-accessible and family-friendly.
Shaun Hunter
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07/28/2018
Many of the sculptures took years to complete and have been on display in the family-owned attraction for over 60 years.
Shaun Hunter
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07/28/2018
Informational signs are posted beside each of the dinosaur sculptures.
Shaun Hunter
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07/28/2018
Additional exhibits are visible inside the gift shop.
Shaun Hunter
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07/28/2018
One of Prehistoric Gardens' dinosaur sculptures.
Shaun Hunter
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07/28/2018
Exhibits inside the gift shop, along with one of the original dinosaur model inspirations for the park.
Shaun Hunter
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07/28/2018
Dinosaur-related gifts, local products, drinks and snacks are available inside the park gift shop.