One of the richest fossil beds in the world, the park contains the remains of 35 species of dinosaurs from 75 million years ago. Skeletons are on display in the Field Station and also in an in-situation exhibit building. There are self-guiding trails that reveal the park's natural and cultural history. Most of the park is a Natural Preserve and access to this spectacular landscape is only through the park's interpretive program.
Dynamic displays focus on the park's fossil records.
Videos in the theatre and tours of the preparation lab bring alive the story of the fascinating process of excavating and preparing fossils for research and display.