The park is situated within the protected territory of the Warta Landscape Park (Park Krajobrazowy Ujście Warty).
Models are constructed based on current paleontological research regarding dinosaur scale and biological features.
The trail is designed to mimic a chronological journey through geologic time periods.
The park includes a reconstructed 'paleontological excavation site' where children can simulate fossil hunting.
Park Dinozaurów in Nowiny Wielkie is an educational dinosaur theme park located in the Warta Landscape Park. The park features a 600-meter-long educational trail through a forest setting, showcasing over 40 life-sized models of prehistoric animals. The collection includes diverse species such as the Tyrannosaurus rex, Triceratops, and various marine reptiles. Interactive elements allow visitors to uncover skeletal remains in a dedicated sandbox area. The park's layout emphasizes the evolutionary timeline of dinosaurs within a natural wooded environment. Educational plaques throughout the trail provide specific information regarding the period and habitat of each creature. The site is designed to be accessible for families, featuring integrated play zones alongside the exhibits. It serves as a regional center for paleontological education in western Poland.
The large Tyrannosaurus rex model, which is positioned prominently along the central forest trail.
Wear comfortable, closed-toe walking shoes suitable for sandy and forest dirt paths.
Bring mosquito repellent, as the forested environment can be humid during warmer months.
Visit during a weekday if possible to avoid larger crowds on the narrow woodland trail.
Attempting to touch or climb the large dinosaur sculptures, as this is strictly prohibited to prevent damage.
The park is seasonal; typically closed during the winter months and open from spring through autumn.
No climbing on the dinosaur models; stay on the marked gravel and dirt paths to protect the surrounding forest floor.