The park is situated on the site of a former 19th-century glassworks area.
The educational path is specifically designed to follow the chronological evolution of dinosaur species.
Several models incorporate movement and sound triggered by motion sensors to simulate living behavior.
The site features a dedicated 'paleontological excavation' sandbox where children can uncover replica skeletons.
The park architecture utilizes the natural forest canopy to provide shading for the majority of the walking route.
Some dinosaur models are based on recent findings from Polish paleontological excavations.
Dinopark Szklarska Poręba is an educational amusement park located in the Karkonosze mountains, centered on a nature trail featuring life-size dinosaur replicas. The primary attraction is a 1.5-kilometer educational path through a forest where over 40 species of prehistoric creatures are displayed in natural settings. Beyond the prehistoric exhibits, the facility includes a paleontological pavilion where visitors can observe fossil replicas. Recreational infrastructure includes multiple playgrounds, a rope park, and a mini-zoo housing local farm animals. The park also features a 6D cinema and a 'volcano' attraction designed for children. Interactive elements allow visitors to operate some of the mechanical dinosaur models via push-button controls. The terrain is integrated into the hilly landscape of Szklarska Poręba, requiring walking on varied forest paths.
The large Diplodocus model positioned at the entrance of the main forest trail.
Wear comfortable, closed-toe walking shoes suitable for uneven forest trails.
Bring insect repellent, as the park is set within a dense forest environment.
Plan your visit to prioritize the outdoor dinosaur trail first to avoid larger crowds later in the day.
Attempting to traverse the forest path with a heavy, non-terrain stroller; a lightweight or off-road stroller is highly recommended.
The park operates seasonally, typically opening in spring and closing for the winter months; check local status during mid-winter as it is strictly closed.
No climbing on the dinosaur models, as they are fragile exhibition pieces. Keep to the marked trails to protect the local forest ecosystem.
