The park contains fossilized tree trunks that are estimated to be over 100 million years old.
The collection features petrified wood specimens that weigh several tons each.
The crocodile farm maintains one of the largest populations of crocodiles in Thailand.
The site includes a rare albino bear and white tigers as part of its zoological collection.
The landscape architecture integrates giant boulders transported from across the country into a Thai-style garden design.
The park provides specialized platforms for tourists to feed crocodiles using poles with raw meat.
The Million Years Stone Park & Pattaya Crocodile Farm is a private facility combining a landscaped garden of fossilized wood with a large-scale crocodile breeding center. The park grounds feature ancient petrified wood dating back millions of years and complex rock formations gathered from across Thailand. The crocodile farm houses thousands of saltwater and freshwater crocodiles in expansive concrete enclosures. Visitors can observe live feeding demonstrations and crocodile wrestling shows held within the complex. The site also includes a zoo section with tigers, bears, camels, and albino animals. The landscaped botanical area serves as an outdoor museum of bonsai trees and geological specimens. It is a major outdoor attraction in the Bang Lamung District of Chon Buri province.
The large rock garden area featuring the massive, uniquely shaped petrified wood formations.
Bring a hat and sunscreen as the majority of the park is exposed to direct sunlight with limited shade.
Wear comfortable walking shoes suitable for gravel and paved paths that span a large area.
Visit during the weekday to avoid the high volume of tour groups that typically arrive on weekends.
Avoid visiting during the height of the mid-day sun, as the lack of natural tree cover in many sections makes the heat extreme.
Maintain a safe distance from animal enclosures and do not attempt to touch the animals outside of designated feeding zones.
