The park is built on the historical site of the former US Air Force base in Gournes.
Many of the animatronic dinosaurs are programmed to respond to sensors as visitors walk by.
The park contains a specialized workshop where technical staff repair the robotic skins and mechanical components of the exhibits.
It hosts a collection of skeletal replicas sourced from various global paleontological sites.
Dinosauria Park is an educational and recreational facility located within the grounds of the former US Base in Gournes, Crete. The park features over 50 life-sized robotic dinosaur replicas that move and produce sounds. It includes a fossil excavation site where children can participate in simulated paleontological activities. The facility houses a museum displaying various dinosaur fossils and eggs. An on-site 'Dino Hospital' showcases the repair and maintenance process for the animatronic figures. The park provides an interactive experience focused on the Mesozoic era. It is situated within a larger complex that promotes science and natural history education.
Beside the large T-Rex model near the entrance, which provides the most recognizable backdrop.
Bring a hat and sunscreen as the park is largely outdoors with limited natural shade.
Visit the 'Dino Hospital' window to see the technical side of the animatronics maintenance.
Check the park's online calendar before traveling, as it may adjust hours based on school group bookings.
Do not expect a high-intensity amusement park; this is an educational attraction designed primarily for young children and families.
Open daily throughout the summer season; hours may be reduced or restricted during the winter months.
Comfortable walking shoes are recommended; do not climb on the dinosaur replicas.
