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HERE’S HOW TO CELEBRATE NATIONAL DINOSAUR DAY AT HOME 🏠

Even if you’re staying home, you can still go prehistoric! Celebrate May 7 your way - and get ready to explore the real fossil frontier in Outback Queensland.

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Here are some drive itineraries to discover Queensland’s pre-historic story

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Dinosaur Experiences Australia

Travel back in time to when dinosaurs roamed the world

 

Dinosaur Experiences Australia

Travel back in time to when dinosaurs roamed the world

 

Dinosaur Experiences Australia

Travel back in time to when dinosaurs roamed the world

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Travel back in time to when dinosaurs roamed the world.

Australia is home to some of the world’s greatest dinosaur fossils.  Visit the attractions where dinosaurs are brought back to life through immersive displays.  Experience history in the making by unearthing the next great find.

Dinosaur Experiences Australia invites visitors to discover some of the great wonders of the palaeontological world.

From one of the most significant fossil deposits on Earth, to one of the best preserved Cretaceous marine reptile fossils, and the only known preserved stampede in the world – there are so many dinosaur experiences in Outback Australia.

Each attraction curates projects and experiences that provide visitors with unique opportunities to travel back in time, or be part of history in the making through hands-on dig or fossil experiences.

Visit the attractions where dinosaurs are brought back to life.  Experience history in the making.

DINOSAUR ATTRACTIONS

Visit Australia’s natural history museums where world-class dinosaur discoveries are on display and continue to be unearthed.

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ABOUT THE DINOSAUR COLLECTIVE

Visit Australia’s natural history museums where world-class dinosaur discoveries are on display and continue to be unearthed.

Dinosaur Attractions

10 DISCOVERIES THAT START TO TELL QUEENSLAND’S FOSSIL STORY…. there’s so much more to uncover! 🦕

Muttaburrasaurus langdoni

Australia’s most famous plant-eating dinosaur, first unearthed near Muttaburra, with that iconic bulbous snout and shearing teeth.

Lark Quarry Dinosaur Trackways

Home to the only known dinosaur stampede on Earth—over 3,000 footprints frozen in time near Winton.

Sauropods of Winton

Queensland’s long-necked legends include Wintonotitan wattsi and Rhoetosaurus brownei, the most complete Jurassic dino found in Australia.

Richmond Polycotylid

An incredibly complete fossil of a sleek marine reptile with long jaws—on display at Kronosaurus Korner in Richmond.

Kronosaurus queenslandicus

A 10-metre sea monster with 30cm teeth, named in 1899 and one of the largest pliosaurs to ever live.

Eromangasaurus australis

A long-necked elasmosaur found near Maxwelton, showing tooth marks that suggest it had a run-in with a predator—possibly a Kronosaurus!

Rhoetosaurus brownie

Discovered near Roma, this Jurassic sauropod is unique with four hind-foot claws and is one of the country’s most important fossils.

Chinchilla Fossils

The Darling Downs reveal ancient marsupials, giant tree kangaroos, and the roots of the Komodo dragon.

Riversleigh World Heritage Area

Home to some of Australia’s oldest and most bizarre creatures, from giant platypuses to extinct marsupial lions.

Murgon and Geebung Fossils

Boat Mountain near Murgon boasts Australia’s oldest Cenozoic vertebrate fossils, including frogs and marsupials linked to South America.

Flinders Discovery Centre

Kronosaurus Corner

Riversleigh Fossil Discovery Centre

Eromanga Natural History Museum

Riversleigh fossil discovery centre

Mount Isa, Outback Queensland

Eromanga Natural History Museum

Eromanga, South West Outback Queensland

Kronosaurus Korner

Richmond, Outback Queensland

Flinders Discovery Centre

Hughenden, Outback Queensland

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