The 38 best things to do with kids in Drumheller

Absolutely amazing! I was so glad to hear that we would be visiting within our travels, it is the perfect place for anyone who is interested in dinosaurs, evolution but I think even people who are not into museums would enjoy it as it is very engaging with great exhibits. There is a gift shop, a cafe and huge parking lot so many people will fit which also means it will be crowded. The cafe, however, closes sooner than the official closing time so just be mindful of that when visiting.

Wonderful place, amazing exhibits, there were so many exhibits that are original and complete, including the world famous T-rex fossil that they called "Black beauty". Love the arrangement of the whole museum that guide you through the begining of time to modern days, showing fossils related to each era. Love the conservation that the paltencologist and the government have done so far (they declared that any fossil found in Canada belongs to the gov instead or individual, which is great! History belongs to us, not any individual) Great place for all ages, especially those who are interested in dinosaurs and histories.

Visit: October 2025 Very cool museum with so many dinosaurs! It was really really cool to see so many originals and there was a lot of different exhibits to see. Definitely learned a lot. And you can see the passion for dinosaurs in the city and in this museum! I especially liked the Cretaceous zone, as it was a really different vibe and was really cool to see different live plants The cafeteria food was also pretty good and decently priced!

If you want to see amazing dinosaurs and at very affordable adult price, here's where you want to be. 21$ Canadian. This place is incredibly informative, amazing, well put together and laid out building. There's even an area where you can watch through a window and see people working there restoring dinosaur bones and doing the fine parts of preservation needed in the field. nothing but respect for this museum. if you love dinosaurs then here's the place to go!

I really enjoyed visiting the museum again after nearly a decade. I used to live in Alberta, and this was one of the field trip destinations we visited as kids during school. It was also a special place where my family would bring me and my cousins. I’ve always loved it here, there’s so much to see and learn. Coming back brought back a lot of great memories.

One of the best museums in Alberta if not Canada. We went on Saturday during the long weekend which met it was super busy. Definitely need to buy tickets in advance since the standby line was over an hour wait with no guarantees you'd get in. Also when super busy don't bother with circling the parking trying to find a spot just go to the overflow lot which had plenty left. If more people did that there wouldn't be a traffic jam trying to get into the parking! They have a golf cart complimentary to shuttle you back go the entrance or there's a short path that leads back to the front. We booked for 2pm and came a bit early but they only allow you to start queuing 5 minutes before your time slot so we walked outside a bit. There's a nice viewpoint in front of the museum and an interpretive trail about 1 km long. Once we were inside the place was definitely crowded but I've experienced much worst in other large museums so great work on the museum staff for the time entry. I think it made a big difference in being able to enjoy it without being packed like sardines. If you plan ahead like we did you'll have a wonderful time so don't trust all the 1 star reviews complaining about wait times!

Alberta’s best museum! Very well-curated - lots of originals (not just casts) and easy to understand the descriptions, each section is thoughtfully put together. Enjoyable for all ages. I was impressed by how accessible it is too for people with disabilities. Wheelchair rentals, ramps, elevators, break areas, interactive videos with subtitles, and supportive staff. Big fan of this place! We take all our family here who visit AB. Suggest adding translations into other languages as the history of evolution especially is so important for all to understand! And add books on the history of the Badlands and fossil fuels industry to the gift shop.

Such a fun activity to climb into and up the worlds largest dinosaur. Inside it is painted with creative colors and sections of fossil bones inside. When you reach the top you walk out of the dinosaurs mouth. The scenery is rolling hills, sage with the community below.

Visit: October 2025 It was so cool to see! Definitely very large, and it was fun to go up and see all of the decorations inside as well. Definitely something to stop by and see in Drumheller

What an awesome park. My kids had a blast. Very informative, I would recommend any one with kids to come down here and have a look around. Drumheller has a wonderful scenery as well, the layers of rocks makes it a beautiful place to look at fossils.

Come and see Worlds Largest Finosaur - Tyra the Tryanosaurus Rex! She's 86feet tall and what a beaut! Come and see this local treasure before the planned demolition in 2029! Voice your support for Tyra's existence for future generations!! Avoid the extinction!!

Good enough to climb up the world largest T rex's mouth but that is all. Great scenic point up there however there is nothing special. It is said that it will be demolished soon, so it would not be a bad idea to go up as a memorial.

You can’t make a trip to Drumheller without seeing and climbing Tyra the T-Rex! Word is that she is being taken down in Dec 2029 when the lease runs out, so make sure you get here before then! Such a historical landmark since I can remember and sad to learn that she is going to go into extinction forever! It cost us $15 for our family of 3. Is it a money grab? 💯, but it is a fairly affordable experience even if it only takes a few minutes to climb the 106 steps within! You get the view and the clout to say you’ve been in a T-Rex’ mouth and survived! 😀 On a hot day when it’s busy, be prepared for a sweaty and humid wait near the top, as everyone (including us) snags a memory and takes in the view.

A lovely spot for kids in the summer. Free fountain fun outdoor. There are plenty of seats to just enjoy the vibe.

Fascinating site, but very surface-level information given in tour. We (two adults) enjoyed the site, though found the Mine Portal Hike to be underwhelming and a very sanitized/basic level of information. I was hoping for more of a "historical documentary" level of knowledge, but the content seemed was appropriate for school children. Don't get me wrong, the tour guide was perky & enthusiastic, and it's not her fault the script was lacking. The tour -previously- included a much longer walk through the coal chute, but unfortunately part of the tunnel has collapsed.

The Tipple and Mine tours were amazing! The tour guides were very knowledgeable and friendly. The historic site has a lot of artifacts on the mining history of the area. Great place to go for the day if you are doing multiple guided tours.

Take a guided tour!!!!! You're already here, so get the most out of it. Ashley is a fabulous tour guide. He is super knowledgeable and his love of the stories of the people is evident in how he shares them. The hardhat is unnecessary, but adds some flair to the experience. We found lots of boards explaining the various buildings and machinery. Buying tickets in advance will save you some time!!! Also makes sure you get the time you prefer.

We had a fantastic visit on our way through! A must see along the Hoodoo Trail! We took the Mine Tunnel Hike Tour and our guide Mary was awesome! They answered all our questions and really knew their history! Wished we had had more time to do the other guided tours as well but make sure if Bob is there you stop to learn from him! Such a wonderful gem in the valley we learned so much! We did not buy tickets in advance - got there right at 10 - but would recommend buying in advance if you know you are coming and want to book a specific time for a specific tour - we got lucky and grabbed the last two spots on the mine hike!

Amazing experience and wonderful guides. It was fun and informative. My 14 and 12 yo boys also loved it. We did the processing tour and the train. Make sure to wear closed toe footwear!

Interesting history on the coal mines, lots to read about, good images and interactive. Save your money and don’t do the coal ride. The experience is great without it. Lots of bugs and no shade if you go during the summer.

We did the processing plant tour and a train ride. We enjoyed our tour guide. She was very informative. We also enjoyed checking out the wash house and other buildings on site.

This suspension bridge is nice, but it is only the crossing and return section. It has no additional attractions as seen in the photos. It is free and people do not read that there are a maximum of 20 people on it, so you can see a lot of people on the ride.

I love this bridge and the landscape in the area! It's so fun to go across it and you can walk a bit on the other side but mostly all of it is private property except the path right near the river. We are pretty sure we heard a rattlesnake in the tall grasses which was exciting and kind of terrifying lol so I'd stick to the path!

The Star Mine Suspension Bridge is such a fun and charming spot! Walking across it is a cool experience, especially when you step off and feel that bounce, almost like a trampoline. One of the sweetest touches is all the love locks attached along the sides, with little notes that add a really personal and heartwarming vibe. It's a peaceful place with a bit of character, definitely worth checking out if you're in the area!

Very cool suspension bridge and very sturdy. The bridge did not sway aggressively with lots of people on at the same time. Beautiful water views, and you can hike on the other side if you would like. Some people put locks on the bridge. You will need to pay for parking.

Another free attraction. Short walk over the suspension bridge. A brief description of its history is on the West side. The bridge does wobble a bit and if you are like me, scared of heights and movement, it really isn't too bad. The other side, nothing to see or do, but it is something to do.

Star Mine Suspension Bridge is a fun little stop with big views. A short hike gets you to the bridge, and once you're on it — wow. You get sweeping sights of the badlands, hoodoos, and that big Alberta sky. The bridge has a bit of a wobble, which makes it even more exciting (or terrifying, depending on your balance 😅). Definitely worth checking out if you're in the area!

If you’re looking for a unique and picturesque winter experience, this suspension bridge is absolutely worth a visit. Located just a short walking distance from the main area, it offers an unforgettable experience, especially during the winter months when the surrounding landscape is blanketed in snow. The bridge itself is a marvel, swaying gently above a stunning natural setting, and the views are nothing short of breathtaking. The snow-covered scenery adds a magical touch, making it feel like something out of a winter postcard. Whether you’re looking to take in the serene beauty of nature or capture incredible photos, this spot will not disappoint. Walking across the bridge feels exhilarating, with the crisp winter air and the crunch of snow beneath your feet creating a memorable sensory experience. The area is well-maintained, and the pathway to the bridge is easy to navigate, making it suitable for visitors of all ages. If you’re a fan of peaceful winter walks and scenic views, this suspension bridge is a destination you won’t want to miss. Make sure to bundle up and take your time enjoying the journey—it’s a truly special spot that showcases the beauty of winter in all its glory.

Really neat place for a lunch and really nice staff ready to help. The outside sitting area is actually cooler then inside but it was super hot when we visited. On cooler days probably ok to sit inside. We were a group of 6 and had various brisket burger and pulled pork burger, brisket salad and the mash bowl. Everything was good but we did find the brisket a bit dry. Luckily they have hot sauces available which help. The pulled pork however was delicious and so was the salad. The baked beans which is an option instead of fries were actually really good. Had pineapple pieces in it which made it sweet which I really liked.

There aren’t enough stars for this place! My son has sesame, peanut, modified milk and tree nut allergies. I reached out to them one day before our visit via email and the response from them was incredible caring and kind. First of all, there are no nuts in this facility (pun intended). They went through the menu to determine items suitable for sesame and modified milk. We exchanged several emails to clarify suitable items. When we arrived, our servers too were super caring and careful. It is very hard for us to eat outside as a family, especially for burgers (due to sesame and modified milk). We are beyond grateful for Last Chance Saloon, where we had a not only safe but also super tasty dinner. We will always remember them as one of the nicest parts of our time around Calgary. As if their kindness is not enough, the Saloon itself is historical, full of interesting articles, has nice outdoor seating and as local as it gets. Tip: try to go sooner than later in the day since there’s generally a line up and seating for the day may get closed before the closing time because of that.

What a hidden gem! Worth the drive... actually, the drive is part of the experience! We were greeted with friendly staff, an amazing atmosphere full of fun stories and history. We enjoyed the burgers and although mine wasn't made as I had asked they quickly apologize and made it again with little wait. Try the onion rings...they were the best I have ever had! Highly recommend checking this place out!

This place did not disappoint at all! Had to check out when we were in area. Meals fantastic for our group of 4 and 1 k9. We had brisket sandwiches and wraps a chicken and rib platter and Luke chose the meatballs off the k9 menu. Also had water and clean bowls for him to drink from. Waitress was awesome with recommendations and stories. Can’t wait to return.

If you are near here or planning a trip close by, this place MUST be added to your list of stops. The first thing you get is two happy lovely smiles from the friendliest servers you will ever meet. If they boast about their sangria, take their word for it and get one. The atmosphere is from another era. The mining history of their town is captivating and the ceiling is covered in signed currency from around the world. The food is incredible and the prices are more than manageable. If I'm ever back in the area I will go here wether I'm hungry or not.

My husband and I, and my brother, came to this area because we all heard of the Eleven Bridges to Wayne. Once we got here, we discovered so much more. We pulled up to the Saloon at about noon. The parking lot was already filled to the brim with cars, tricks and motorcycles. The restaurant is that popular. We never ate here because when we planned the trip, we had no idea what was here. We brought along a picnic lunch and ate it at the Wayne Picnic Area, adjacent to the Saloon. After lunch, we wandered into the Saloon. The staff was so friendly and, even though they knew we were not going to order food, they suggested we wander throughout the place and take pictures. Almost every available wall and ceiling space was covered with pictures, signs, money, antlers, antiques . . . even irons. And when the waitresses brought out platters of food, our mouths were watering. Everything looked and smelled so good. Next time, and there will be a next time, we will dine here. The pictures are from the back patio and the attached hotel. The saloon advertises that it supports local businesses and just as we were leaving a van pulls up from Valley Brewing in Drumheller. Right on cue! Just outside the entrance to the saloon is a kiosk that sells Fermented Fire Hot Sauce products. These people make the best hot sauce and killer pickled peppers called Cowboy Candy. This one's sweet and hot. The company's located in Munson. You really must try their product. So good!!!!!! Oh . . . and the Eleven Bridges are so cool!

Such a cool and unique spot! Last Chance Saloon is full of character and history—it feels like stepping back in time in the best possible way. The atmosphere is cozy, quirky, and truly one-of-a-kind, with so many little details and vintage touches that make it special. The staff is absolutely charming—so friendly and welcoming, they made us feel right at home. We came here twice during our trip because we loved it so much, and even took some BBQ to go! The barbecue was delicious — perfectly cooked and full of flavor. Definitely worth a visit if you're in Drumheller or anywhere nearby. A little off the beaten path, but that’s exactly what makes it unforgettable.

The Willow Creek Hoodoos are absolutely stunning! A hidden gem with breathtaking rock formations and peaceful surroundings. It’s not too crowded, so you really get to enjoy the natural beauty and unique landscapes. Perfect spot for photos, a short hike, or just taking in the views. Highly recommend stopping by if you’re in the area!

I visited this place as a tourist while living in Calgary, and I hesitated for a while, wondering if it was worth driving 200 km to get there. But I was truly amazed — and I’m so glad I went! The views are absolutely breathtaking, with stunning rock formations and landscapes you won’t see anywhere else. It’s definitely a must-visit spot, and you won’t regret making the trip.

A scenic spot that very few know to visit. This is one of the famous locations where a Bollywood movie’s song - Jaadu from Koi Mil Gaya was shot at. All natural formation with enough parking(paid) and good experience.

Lots of history and nature here. No entry fee which was very good . Decent parking spaces. They also had small ice cream booth near Parking which was great as it was super hot when I visited these hoodoos. Wear good shoes as it is bit slippery to walk there.

Nature is simply Beautiful! And the weather was perfect as well. Definitely recommend as a spot to stop at, try climbing and take beautiful pictures. This is not stroller friendly by the way.

Lovely place. Paid parking is available on the opposite side. When I went during the evening time, it was not that crowded however before I was leaving, the place was swamped. But still enjoyed the view.😊Wanna visit there once again, just wanna climb the rocks😍

Pay to park and do as you wish! Way better than anything else in the area. Make sure you have good shoes on. It’s a free for all when climbing up, not for the weak! It was fun to navigate ourselves up and down, fun for the kids to figure it out. It’s a nice spot for pictures. I wouldn’t recommend when it’s wet or raining. It’s a beautiful place to visit and no so crazy packed like everywhere else. Enjoy!

Beautiful little church — quiet and peaceful. I loved it. It has a small door, about 6 feet tall, with six cute little pews and stained glass windows. We sat down for a couple of minutes and felt very peaceful. The whole visit takes about 5– 10 minutes. It’s located very close to the Royal Tyrrell Museum.

The little Church really lives up to its name, just a small group of people gathered in faith. It’s a cute little attraction, whether you’re in town or just passing through. We stop by every time we visit the Royal Tyrrell Museum. Sometimes it’s busy and you’ll have to wait your turn to take photos, but other times it’s nice and quiet.

It a cute little church. Photogenic spot and kept very clean. There was no crowd as I arrived early in the morning.

The Little Church is a beautiful and peaceful spot tucked away in the heart of Drumheller . It's full of charm and history — you can feel the love and care that’s gone into preserving it over the years. Whether you're stopping by for quiet reflection, to take photos, or just to admire the architecture, it's well worth a visit. A perfect reminder that sometimes the smallest places leave the biggest impression. Highly recommended if you're exploring the area. Free parking for 4-5 cars but you could also park on the side road.

This is so cute. Saw it on a day with a little bit of rain. Right off the road, which is a shame as taking photos from behind the church aren't as good. Plus, make sute you are there alone, as you can't fit many people inside & photos wouldn't be as good. Luckily got there with no one around, then one car came.

"Peace to all who enters" & yeah, that's trueee🥰I got a chance to experience that. Visited this small little beautiful church when I went to Drumheller🥰Very calm and quiet place.

This little church in Drumheller is a must see. It sits about 6 people and its spotless clean. Makes the perfect spot for all kind of pictures. Two windows are colour stained and are so beautiful.

our experience here watching the passion play was outstanding. first off the staff and volunteers are so organized and supportive in your experience at the site from foh ushers to numbered bathroom stalls. every detail was thought out making it that much more easy to let yourself get immersed in the show. they sent a very comprehensive email detailing recommendations to make your time there more comfortable. we took pillows to sit on the hard wooden benches. we brought lots of water, hats, sunscreen, and ways to cool of as we were seeing the 4pm show which meant we would be back lit in full sun for the whole show. this venue is absolutely astounding. being a natural amphitheater meant that voices carried with ease. the variety in which they used the landscape was absolutely incredible. seriously an unreal experience. i would highly recommend coming here to see the passion play to absolutely anyone.

We caught Blue Rodeo here in August 2024. The setting is surreal, the acoustics surprisingly good, the venue comfortable friendly and well organized. Drumheller has the dinosaur museum, which is a pretty good attraction. Combine that with an outdoor concert, for a first time trip to Heller, and you have an outstanding.adventure.

My daughter and I had a fantastic experience seeing the Passion Play! Every single base was covered from golf cart lifts from the parking lot, clean bathrooms (that were for women only during intermission! So smart!), someone coming around to pick up garbage, people directing traffic. Just so so well done! These are the little details that really elevate the experience. Ans the play! Oh my - so incredible! It was our first time and we can't wait to come again next year!

Watched my neighbour Jann in the Badlands. It was spectacular! We went mid Aug '25, and the sun was setting as she hopped on the stage around 845pm. While she continued, dusk fell, and the lights around the stage illuminated the hoo doos, setting a wondrous backdrop. You're parking in the hoo doos, so it's a dusty hike to the seating area. The volunteers do a bang up job guiding and organizing hundreds of cars. It can be a mild hike from where you park to the venue, but there were golf carts transporting people with mobility issues. I was not prepared for the mosquitoes. I recommend layering up. It was a warm night, no rain, so I went in a t-shirt. Now, I deserved the ones on my arms, but I could not believe how many of the bloodsucker got me through my socks. I had 11 bites on my right foot alone between my shoe and my pant cuff! Other recommendations - consider a seat cushion to place on the wooden bench. Also, we sat in row H, second row, and we didn't know there was a clearing at the base of this row where people gather to dance. Some wore glow in the dark necklaces on every limb, which was fun, albeit distracting. I probably would have preferred to sit further back. You get a better appreciation of the environment. All-in-all, I highly recommend taking in a concert here if you get a chance!

We attended Roots, blues and BBQ Sept. 6, 2025. Every artist playing was amazing, and the acoustics phenomenal. The pre-ordered "supper" was very disappointing. The amount of brisket in the bun was not quite a tbsp. There were. We no condiments on it, and for $25 it was definitely not worth it. If we went again we would order the hamburger from the concession instead. It had an actual piece of meat on it. Do not waste your money on the prepaid order.

Saw Amanda Marshall and Jan Arden here this weekend. First time going to this outdoor amphitheater. The atmosphere and sound in here was awesome!! The abundant staff and volunteers are great and always friendly and helpful. Served locally made beer and drinks that were great. We had perfect weather, but that could obviously change your experience. What a Gem, and 2 great canadian artists. Sorry we missed Alan Doyle.

Great venue to see a band or play. However, the wood seats are hard, so make sure you bring a blanket or a seat cushion to sit on !

Amazing place for dinosaur passionate. My son was extremely happy. The museum is great, and the expeditions in the desert to search real dinosaur bone fragments or solidified wood were the highlight of our trip.

We loved exploring the unique landscapes of this park. The territory was very clean and well maintained. It is a great place to come with the whole family.

The area is so interesting. The drive in feels like an amusement park ride. We did the family Dino stomp tour and it was great! We explored and found fossils.

It was a great experience, kids will enjoy the museum. The life-size dinosaurs are amazing, lots of reading, too. There's a fee to access to the museum, but it's worthwhile. On the other hand the landscape of the park is breathtaking, the mild steps of the stairs make it easier to reach the top. Once you are at the top, you will see the surrounding areas as if it was intentionally put it there. Beautiful and you will thank the mother nature for this blessing.

Good place for a day trip. The city is very small and not many amenities. Tyrell museum, world’s largest dinosaur and hoodoos are the main attractions. You can hike some of the mountains from the trail behind the museum. It’s nature’s wonder. You won’t see the same composition of land anywhere else. I go once in few years to visit.

Amazing Alberta provincial park located next to the town of Drumheller. Very accessible to all visitors. Home of the Royal Tyrell Museum as well, amazing place to experience the prehistoric history of the province. Park includes many paved and gravel walking/hiking paths, as well as trails for bikes as well. Lots to see within the park boundaries! A must see if visiting the area.

The landscape makes you feel you are in another planet. It is a surreal and humbling place to visit. You could easily imagine Giant dinosaurs walking the terrain. Icing on the cake is the Royal Tyrrell Museum. See for real yourself an amazing collections of dinosaur skeleton, bones and fossils. Such a great day out for the whole family.

Wonderful experience as a school to visit this museum. They still have the fun playground equipment. Great experience for all.

Wow! What a truly memorable experience at the East Coulee School Museum. We had our 2 cats in their carriers , so it was great that they allowed us inside with them. This place is a hidden gem, if you are in the Drumheller area. There is so much history in this one place. The classrooms with true stories in those books on the desks , are a grim reminder of what life used to be. The staff mentioned that there have been spooky experiences , but none of them are harmful. We were denied entry at the Atlas Coal mine because of our fur babies and that’s how we found this museum. And we are so glad we did. They also have a cute cafe and a lovely gift shop attached. Here are some pictures of our experience.

The manager Cindy helped me so much with researching my family history in East Coulee. It was amazing that she found my grandfathers attendance records from 1945! The museum has a lot of local history and the staff are very welcoming! I am so happy I got to walk the same halls my Grandpa did as a kid. This is an excellent museum with a lot of artifacts that showcase the rich history of East Coulee! Thank you so much Cindy, my family are amazed at the history you helped me find.

This museum is literally a school that preserves common areas and part of the history of the town, which was a mining town so there are many interesting pieces regarding the life of the miners, their families and the boom of the 1920s.

So fascinating the walk threw an old school and the history was so neat to hear about ...I would totally recommend stopping in and having a walk around ...the staff are very pleasant and very knowledgeable and prices are affordable...and they also have a licensed restaurant so when u want to put your feet up and have a drink you can ....

Very cool place that gives you a glimpse of an bygone era. I played a 100+ year old piano and my kids were able to use a typewriter and even keep the paper that they typed random stuff on. I also perused a book from the late 1800s that one of the staff brought out to me and read another school book from 1921.

This place is amazing, first the staff super helpful and knowledgeable, the exhibition is well maintained, it is kids friendly. A little cofe shop and gift shop on site and the entry ticket prices are fair. We will be back, thank you.

Fantastic service as soon as we walked in. Prepare to be overwhelmed by a plethora of choices and come hungry! What incredible portions and their fries were sensational. We were especially impressed by the milkshakes and kids meals. Everyone was accommodating to our tired crew and the highlight was when some of the kids got to meet Bernie! Very cool. We will definitely be back!

The store name intrigued my husband and I, we couldn't leave Drumheller without stopping here first! Walking in felt like taking a step back in time but with a modern twist. The older gentleman was super welcoming and gave amazing recommendations. We got double G's special burger, red velvet cake & cheesecake milkshake, passion fruit milkshake. I was concerned that they would be too sweet but I found them to be perfect! The Burger's were filling, juicy and tickled our taste buds just right! I would recommend anyone to stop by here for an unforgettable experience!

We discovered this place through a video on YouTube. When you arrive you have to wait in line to pay to order your products and then they assign you a table. The food was good but the fries had a strange color apparently from the reheated oil. The burgers were good though. Dirty bathroom with no paper and no parking.

Food was good we expected great from the reviews. The fries were too salty so I couldn't finish them. The burger was good it just needed more seasoning. Milkshake was delicious. It is pricey so expect that when you go. But it was good for one stop and I still recommend checking it out.

Definitely bring your appetite. You can purchase single, double or triple decker burgers. The menu for milkshakes is amazing . A must stop !

I’m pretty easy to please when it comes to burgers, and I was quite disappointed, primarily by the beef patty itself. Its rubbery and dense consistency, and lack of flavour, left me feeling like I’d had better burgers from the freezer at the grocery store. The milkshake was pretty good.

These burgers are amazing... If your looking for a hidden gem with good burgers and great milkshakes this is the place for you. I ordered a triple burger and had to eat a patty separately, so the burger was mouth size. Juicy, flavorful and filling... 10/10 will come again

Great splash park, with a fun theme. The wading pool was really cool. Only issue was a lack of shade. A few sun shades could go along way. As there was a lot of people in the little shade there.

Good spot for kids and families to hang out. River view nearby and lots of local shops to go to. Something to look forward to seeing every summer!

This is a family-friendly setting that is fun for kids. When I visited the park with my family I saw several people having a picnic.

Tha best! It was so hot when we arrived and my kids love water. It's more than a splash park. They have a large wait pool with fountain and it's free! Highlight of our trip 😉

Rotary Spray Park was a bit disappointing. There was some construction going on, which made it less enjoyable. The dinosaur features look quite old, and the paint is faded, so it doesn’t have the same excitement it probably once did. It’s okay for a quick stop with kids, but definitely could use some updates and maintenance.

Lots of picnic tables. Free public washrooms close. Shaded areas. Lots of dinosaur sculptures around. We just went to the park to eat lunch; no tickets, no cost

I thought this was good! Only complaint is you don't get enough time. We went all the way to the top and a family was behind us, so we didn't want to make them wait with it being so hot out.

We had a fantastic experience at Valley Brewing! The Aerial Lime Gose was a highlight refreshingly tart with a perfect lime twist. The patio was a great spot to enjoy it, offering beautiful views that added to the overall vibe. Highly recommend a visit for great beer and a lovely atmosphere!

Stopped in and tried some flights of beer after dinner on a quick visit to Drumheller. Beers were great and the lady working was super friendly and knowledgeable. Would highly recommend checking them out and would definitely buy their beer if it shows up in a liquor store!!!

Well I figured id wait until I visited a couple of times to write a review. Everytime I go here the employees seem bored and a agitated. I order a flight of beer they typically just drop it on the table and I pay. Honestly the attitude when I go here is off putting and I feel uncomfortable approaching the counter. The beer however is really good and the patio if quite nice. I do recommend it. But the employees really need to be a bit more welcoming.

First time visiting this brewery.. The brewery in drumheller had kids running around the place the day we went.. also a t had very strongly perfume smell in the brewery.. We had the flight board and the soda … The discovery mixed berry ale was not my favourite but full steam copper lager was good …

Really relaxing atmosphere with nice outdoor seating. Varied selection of beers with an especially good range of sours. The Discovery mixed berry sour was my personal favourite.

Great selection of beers! We stopped here while camping near by and picked up a couple of cold ones to partake in Adult bevies around the fire. This place did not disappoint. After chilling our beer to the appropriate temperature. (Cold as you know what) we opened up the can of Pilsner. The cold crisp clear taste was just what we needed after a warm day. Looks like we will be stopping back in to stock up before heading home.

We are visiting from out of town and my husband and I love craft beers so we had to check this place out. Good beer but not a very welcoming. We walked in and got stared out, no hello, no smile. Kinda like why are you here look. We would’ve stayed and had more beers but we didn’t feel welcome.

Really nice spot on the river. There are also other amenities there (hockey, baseball, dog park ...) but for us it was the beach that we wanted. We swam, caught crayfish, and kayaked. If you cross the river a little upstream, you can kayak up the river offshoot until you reach the river again barely upstream of some decent rapids! So that was strenuous but fun!

Recently visiting Newcastle beach for just the second time with the purpose of finding birds ands taking photographs, I must say this park has its own attractions. Although small, sections are well treed, providing good habitat for a variety of species. With the Red Deer River at hand, even turkey vultures soar above, a real treat for bird watchers. This past Tuesday, the park was quiet, peaceful and only adds to the wellness of anyone who would take time to visit. Known as an Alberta hotspot for birds, it's well worth the stop.

It's the only beach and Drumheller that they have available to the public it's not horrible it's a nice place to go on a hot day. And if you just wanna chill and enjoy the sun. Just figured out that they do have bathrooms and free showers at the entrance in the building off to the left (west) side of the road. but it's a great place 4 tubing and suitable for families with little ones. The river is so calm and you can pretty much walk most of it. they have boat access to the river for your canoes, boats and whatever else. I come here every year and I have so much fun and enjoy the sun every time. Drumheller Is my Arizona in Alberta. Xoxoxo great ppl too.

I really enjoyed discovering it although it looks a tad "run down" due to the extensive berm realignment going on there currently. Will visit again in the summer

Small park don't have sand only rocks. It has a port to down boat .

Very small beach but kids loved it laying in it. I think it is a good place for kayaking and rafting.

Fantastic little beach. The water is the perfect temp. Not cold but still cool on a very hot day. 👌 It's a sandy beach, not rocky as mentioned in another comment. Bring the sand toys! It gets rocky deeper in. However, BEWARE, there is a strong current here. Only strong swimmers should go in anything more than waist high, if that. My kiddos had a ton of fun but I had to stay right close to them and keep pulling them back in. I'm a strong swimmer and even I was no match for it lol. It does go deep, keep the littles in the shallow part. What a great workout to swim against the current though! Loved that, if I lived here I'd 💯 be swimming here regularly!

Great little museum full of antiques local to the area. My favorites were the themed rooms they set up to showcase antiques. Museum personnel were very knowledgeable and helpful when asked questions. I recommend. There is also a Cafe a few steps away to go have a coffe and sweet after your visit.

We went there after visited the Royal Tyrrell Museum in Drumheller. Notice: Monday Tuesday and Wednesday are closed!!!! Thursday to Saturday is 10am to 5pm. Sunday is 10 to 2pm. It says it opens 7 days a week in July and August … Pick the day wisely if you want to go in June It would be nice to see everything inside and outside ❤️

Great little museum. James (the staff member working) was wonderful. He took time to point out what items our four year old could touch, answered all his questions, and shared a few interesting extra facts about the displays. Definitely recommend if you're looking to learn more about Drumheller outside of all the dinos.

Absolutely fantastic place for cheap. A must see. Worth going out of the way if you are in southern Alberta. The gentleman at the front was great.

Everyone comes to drumheller for the dinosaurs. But honestly you gotta check this musuem out. The gentleman running it today was super nice. It defiently is a hidden gem in drumheller

A Hidden Gem in Drumheller! Visited the Homestead Antique Museum during a day trip to Drumheller and was pleasantly surprised by how much we enjoyed it! The museum is filled with an incredible collection of antiques that offer a real glimpse into pioneer life—from furniture and tools to clothing, household items, and even a two-headed calf. As someone who works in the dental field, I was especially fascinated by their old dental setup. They had a vintage X-ray machine, dental chair, and old instruments on display—it was so interesting to see how far the field has come! The staff were also super friendly and great to chat with, adding to the overall charm of the experience. It’s not a huge museum, but it’s thoughtfully curated and definitely worth a visit if you’re in the area. A lovely, nostalgic stop that really rounds out the Drumheller experience!

Eclectic place that we checked out on the way home from the Royal Tyrell Museum. The service was a little slow and the cinnamon buns don’t have icing but the coffee was decent and there was a lot of items for sale.

Had the most fun time in Drumheller and visiting the World’s Largest Dino!!! We were obsessed with the dinosaurs all over town and the nearby Hoodoos/trails. Such a little town with so much to offer! At the visitor center, there was a lovely person working with glasses that provided so much helpful information - thank you thank you thank you!

I drove almost 12 hours straight the other day just to take my kids out to see the dinosaur, I would do it again tomorrow if it wasn't for the gas cost. Lots of fun things to do in drum and the I formation center here is one of the best first stops to be made here. Good information on the valley aswell as help from many locals can make for the best experience down here. Just aswell seeing the valley I the fall or early winter is beautiful.

So sad this world-class attraction is being decommissioned this year. A sad day for sure. Our granddaughter will be heartbroken 💔 to see it gone during our next annual vacation to Drumheller this summer. The big dino is the highlight of her visit, but we may have to look for another place to visit that will capture her excitement when we go on our next summer camping trip. 😥 I am advised the giant tyrannosaurus will be closed in 2029 which is good for us. Our granddaughter will be a teenager and probably more interested in boys than dinosaurs. As far as Drumheller goes, my personal opinion is that tin giant is the epicenter of a great place to visit, eat, and explore. It just seems foolish to remove the most loved attraction by young and old. It is unique, functional, fun, and an icon that is as spectacular as Drumheller itself. When you tell people you were in Drumheller, they first thing they say is did you go to the dinosaur? If there is a way to save it, you should explore all possibilities. That’s just my two-bits worth.

Hard to locate despite the 100’ T-Rex, the signs tell you how get there…but not exactly where it is! Decent selection of locally themed souvenirs. Staffer I dealt with was cordial and helpful. Drumheller is a nice town, in a fascinating setting. I will try to see more of it, more often.

What a fabulous place to visit! Great directions, tips, and lunch recommendation. Wish I had asked for the gentleman’s name, but he was amazing and I’d come back just to have a chat with him. Thank you, from the Florida away team. Oh, and it’s well worth the $5 to climb to the top of the World’s Largest Dinosaur! RAWRRR!!! 🦖

Located in Drumheller near the Red Deer river great spot to learn of all the near by attractions friendly staff and an interesting gift shop and the worlds largest dinosaur can't miss it can be seen from highway. Nice skateboard park nearby and lots of picnic tables. Great area for hiking nice place to stretch legs.

This was a highlight from my childhood and we took the kids this fall, I loved it again! (So did they) entertained our group which range in age from 7-15! Affordable for our family of 6. Fall was a great time to go. Wasn’t busy at all.

Must stop on route to take a photograph with this iconic sign! Non-negotiable 🤟🏽 Parking available and it is usually not crowded.

Welcome to Drumheller sign was great, nice bit of information scattered around, however, the horse did look like it needed some work on it!

The “Welcome to Drumheller” sign is an iconic landmark that greets visitors as they enter the town, located in the heart of Alberta’s Badlands. Known for its rich history in paleontology and striking landscapes, Drumheller is often called the “Dinosaur Capital of the World.”

Enjoyed our quick stop to get a picture in front of the sign!

Cutest "Welcome to" sign I've seen but there aren't a lot of parking spots.

It's a beautiful place to visit.

A beautiful City a lot to do .Perfect for Kids

Charming Ice Cream Spot with Unique Ambiance If you’re a fan of ice cream served in creative styles, this is a must-visit! Besides ice cream, they offer a range of snacks, including fries and burgers. The parlour is complemented by a delightful garden with a small playground and toys for children, making it a family-friendly spot. Located right by the road, it can be a bit noisy—something to consider if you’re seeking a tranquil atmosphere. However, the quality of the food and the picturesque surroundings more than make up for it. The building has a whimsical, fairy-tale-like charm, reminiscent of old Cinderella-style houses, offering a perfect backdrop for photos. A lively, fun spot for an outing, though perhaps less ideal if you’re after a serene retreat.

Highly recommend as a quick pit-stop. Plenty of seating available with shade. Friendly staff and delicious ice cream. I recommend the black licorice ice cream.

Loved the retro decor. Staff was great and the menu had a few cool unique items. A nice old-school burger bar.

Fantastic little place, has a cute seating area surrounded by flowers, great prices, filling food it’s truly a hidden gem right before you go exploring in the hoodos or largest Dino My partner just adores their family Poutine. If you ever need to see if your partner is the one take them to this place have them order the poutine if they look at you like my girl looks at their poutine they are the one or if you can’t compare to their poutine …when your partner offers to share it’s close Enough for a love story and a full belly

We raced here for ice cream at the end of the night and arrived a few minutes before closing. The person working the counter was so kind and even let my son try some samples. The back yard is gorgeous and has tons for littles to play with. Will DEFINITELY be back!

Really cute little spot, staff was super friendly, easily the best onion rings I've ever had - honestly every bite tasted like happy nostalgia I don't know how else to describe it. Loved it

My partner, kids and I stopped here. Vibe certainly more chill than some of the other touristy places around here. The vintage aesthetic was cute. Nice spacious patio with a garden and slide with toys for kids to run around. We got ice cream and fries. The fries were home cut and lovely golden brown. The old fashioned canteen type that are hard to find these days. Great stop if you have little kids. Friendly staff. Would come again.

This trail provides scenic views of the badlands and unique geological formations. Another option is the Rotary Riverside Trail along the Red Deer River.

Nice little place to stop for a picnic on the way to Tyrell museum. Lots of families there and it was only a Thursday. There are various picnic benches and also outhouse type washrooms (had hand sanitizer but no running water). There are walking paths. We didn't go very far but did see some nice cacti. Saw lots of people strolling and some on bikes as well.

Beautiful place to park your car, have a picnic and get onto the trail network that takes you right into town. I did a 12km run loop but once you cross the bridge into the other side, the trail markings get a little sketchy but you can stay pretty close to the river

Lots of prairie dogs around. 4 picnic tables, no flush bathrooms. No running water (the tap was broken when we went) please do not feed the prairie dogs, keep them wild! They will try to intimidate you or wag their tails for food lol good view of deadlands and nice scenery

Very nice hidden gem in town! I hung out here while waiting for the parking lot at Midland to clear out for the evening. The trail to the west offered up some very nice scenery. As it was a very hot afternoon, I did not traverse very far on this one, but did manage to take some spectacular photographs. Though not as aesthetically interesting, the trail to the south was wonderful as well; it offered up much appreciated shade from the hot July sun, and I was able to find the occasional fruit bearing saskatoon bush, which was my favorite thing about the area. The outhouse was clean and odor free. Some of the picnic tables were in the shade. Be careful where you step as the ground squirrels have made several holes, not all of which are easily visible. It was disappointing to see that someone had not cleaned up after their dog, perhaps a dispenser of bags for dog waste would help with this? Honestly, you could spend a whole day just in this park.

I love this place! Beautiful walking trail connecting drumheller and the museum. There are outhouses but i believe they are locked during off sesson, same as the park. You can park on the road though, but when its open, there is some parking inside. There is also picnic tables.

Nice little place for a stopping by. There is a bike trail and a small hike. There is also a hidden pathway towards the river during the hike. Took our pets for a tiny beach experience

Lovely little park next to the river. There are paths and trails next to the water. There are shallow areas kids can play in. There's also a little playground at the park.

We enjoyed a delightful stroll along the picturesque banks of the Red Deer River, followed by a delicious barbecue dinner. The park we visited was incredibly serene, boasting pristine surroundings and ample open spaces for relaxation and recreation.

Beautiful park along the river in Drumheller. I was completely surprised on how nice it was. A great place for a picnic or walk.

Beautiful paved and dirt pathway along the river. Large trees offer perfect shade, many picnic tables and benches.

Perfect place to go for a dog walk, see the river, or have a picnic. The park is big and clean and perfect to wander in all seasons. We especially like the paths in fall.

Beautiful view of the river with some rocks and shallow water. Flushable toilets with running water sinks. Picnic tables and a small playground.

Very beautiful and peaceful. Great location for family outing or picnic.

The Willow Creek Hoodoos are absolutely stunning! A hidden gem with breathtaking rock formations and peaceful surroundings. It’s not too crowded, so you really get to enjoy the natural beauty and unique landscapes. Perfect spot for photos, a short hike, or just taking in the views. Highly recommend stopping by if you’re in the area!

I visited this place as a tourist while living in Calgary, and I hesitated for a while, wondering if it was worth driving 200 km to get there. But I was truly amazed — and I’m so glad I went! The views are absolutely breathtaking, with stunning rock formations and landscapes you won’t see anywhere else. It’s definitely a must-visit spot, and you won’t regret making the trip.

Pay to park and do as you wish! Way better than anything else in the area. Make sure you have good shoes on. It’s a free for all when climbing up, not for the weak! It was fun to navigate ourselves up and down, fun for the kids to figure it out. It’s a nice spot for pictures. I wouldn’t recommend when it’s wet or raining. It’s a beautiful place to visit and no so crazy packed like everywhere else. Enjoy!

Lots of history and nature here. No entry fee which was very good . Decent parking spaces. They also had small ice cream booth near Parking which was great as it was super hot when I visited these hoodoos. Wear good shoes as it is bit slippery to walk there.

Lovely place. Paid parking is available on the opposite side. When I went during the evening time, it was not that crowded however before I was leaving, the place was swamped. But still enjoyed the view.😊Wanna visit there once again, just wanna climb the rocks😍

Nature is simply Beautiful! And the weather was perfect as well. Definitely recommend as a spot to stop at, try climbing and take beautiful pictures. This is not stroller friendly by the way.

A scenic spot that very few know to visit. This is one of the famous locations where a Bollywood movie’s song - Jaadu from Koi Mil Gaya was shot at. All natural formation with enough parking(paid) and good experience.

We were passing thru the area yesterday towing our travel trailer when we began to have truck problems. The owners of this campground could not have been more helpful in getting us situated to bunk down and get some rest while we got our truck sorted out. Very nice little campground, quiet, family friendly, clean and well located right off the main road. Would highly recommend and will absolutely stay there again when in the area.

Do not stay here. Drove in at night. Dirty dusty roads throughout. Grass areas between campers are weeds. Noisy highway. This campground was the most expensive we stayed at travelling from BC to Sask and back and by far the worst. Lovely campground down the highway in Hanna - Fox Valley. To add insult to injury you have to pay for a shower after having paid $68 to stay.

We just rent the spot and we are loving it, the view from our camper is beautiful and tge staff are very friendly. The bathroom are super clean and there is also a lot of things to do with the kids around. Highly recomend it

This was a great campsite complete with a variety of full hookups. The location is ideal, close to the bridge, making many services very walkable. It was quiet, easy to get our trailer in and out, typical picnic table, and they deliver burn bins pn request that are attached to lawnmower decks! It was a great place to stay for the Gran Fondo!

Older establishment. They seem to be upgrading. The sheets and pillows are old. Shower curtains need replacing , mold on bottom. TV s are very small. They supply coffee,sugar,coffeemaker. They don't supply tea or sweetners. Its seems clean. Cons- is that you are only supplied with one door key. Smoking is all infront of each door. The smell comes right into room from smokers smoking cigarettes and drugs. Very convenient to have restaurant but the prices are a bit high. They could offer a discount if you are staying there.

Great place to stay the night in the heart of drumheller. Bathrooms were well maintained and parks for kids! Very close to other RVs and little privacy but everyone was quiet and respectful. Definately would stay here again

We just stopped in for the night but we’re so grateful for this quiet sweet little spot. With clean facilities, easy to park rv spots, mini golf and a retro arcade this is a great family spot! Located close to all the attractions.

So happy we decided to go here for supper tonight! Food was excellent and large portions so we were all nice and full. Our waitress Anastasia was fast and friendly and very personable with my children, they just loved her. We will definitely go back 😊

Wow, what a great restaurant. It's a hidden gem right before the bridge. The food was FANTASTIC. And the portions were huge. I've never had Greek food so good and authentic. The Greek potatoes are so soft and flavourful and the lamb, so tender and so juicy. My wife had the Moussaka and it was done so well. Make sure you get the mama salad as the side. The dressing is amazing. Service was fantastic and very accommodating to children. We had a group of 13 go with 7 kids and everyone left satisfied. Will definitely go again. This is the place to eat after a great day at Tyrell.

This is not a large restaurant but it was comfortable. The service was good but at the same time it was very slow. I really appreciated how kind and caring they were towards my 4 year old son. I had the chicken souvlaki and it was a very big portion and tasted delicious. We enjoyed the food very much and the price was good for what we got. I had had the baklava for dessert and it was well made and very sweet.

Had a decent experience here. Mixed review on the service which was awkward yet well-meaning. Decor is a bit hokey. Healthy sized food portions as each entree comes with rice, salad, potato, and bread. A friend and I split the calamari and one entree and it was enough for us. Great flavour in everything we had, and the chicken souvlaki was amazing, so tender and melted in our mouths.

The food here is tasty and the staff are exceptionally friendly and attentive. The food is served with a flourish (especially the ‘flaming cheese’ that they set in fire at your table; but some of the portions seemed small for the price. I would recommend for anyone looking for hot, delicious Greek food but at the price it is a bit more of an occasional treat.

Excellent greek dining. Fantastic service very friendly and fast Amazing greek coffee and saganaki

So good if your thinking of going GO! we had the calamari and spanakopita both were perfectly cooker and delicious then we both had the combo platfer which was steak and seafood also the lemon potatoes it came with were tasty too finshed with dani's coffee. If we ever come to drumheller again we will definitely be stopping here again.

My son is a dinosaur lover. Although he is not as passionate as he was when he was a child, the dinosaur fossils in Drumheller sparked his interest. We have been to many famous dinosaur museums, including those in the United States and China, but this fossil store is the best we have ever been to. There are many kinds of species, and the owner is very professional and enthusiastic. In the end, my son spent more than a hundred "deposits" here. He wanted to come again when we arrived in Calgary, but unfortunately we encountered heavy snow and had to wait until summer.

Our FAVOURITE shop in Drumheller. You could ask why? Multi generational EXTREMELY knowledgeable owners. From books for kids and adults alike, puzzels, million years old fossils and dinosaur bones, jewelry and everything between you found here!! Parking is plenty, you can park with trailer as well. Pet friendly 2 level of goodies and welcoming atmosphere! MUST STOP when you are visit Drumheller.

Please don’t let the bridge construction stop you from visiting this gem of a store. The staff are super friendly and involved. They do their best to answer all questions and have some interesting stories. If you make a purchase they even have a gift. Very well done and great store to browse!

We love The Fossil Shop! The owner has so much neat stuff and is very knowledgeable! She took the time to chat with us, and shared a lot of great information about the different pieces. It was a very relaxed environment, and we didn’t feel rushed or pressured to purchase anything. We browsed for quite some time! I left with a bag of reasonably priced treasures, including polished rocks, dinosaur bones, and a little Ammonite piece, but there is so much more! We visit whenever we are in Drumheller.

The staff here are very knowledgeable and welcoming! The fossil collection is amazing, and they come and a large variety of ages and sizes. I've been looking for oolite to add to my collection for a very long time, and I was able to find some here!

I wanted to check this out on my way through and was pretty thrilled with how many things there were to peruse. I would not recommend bringing a child who wants to touch everything into this store - it is too tempting and then you will be in trouble! But the staff were absolutely lovely and understanding of my "need to touch the breakable stuff" toddler. He thankfully didn't break anything hahaha

We stopped in this afternoon, after visiting the museum. My little guy wanted some fossils and the young man working was next level with him. Very knowledgeable, but talked to my 7 y/o like they’ve been friends for years, it really was amazing. He’s doing an amazing job and I hope he or the shop owners get to see this! We will be back next time we travel through!

we stopped by the Sunny Spot for lunch before going to visit the Hoodoos. It was a quiet afternoon, just a few people there. they have portable washrooms. Food is not bad at a reasonable price. They have mini golf that requires admission. It's a great place to take a rest and for a quick bite. it's only a 3 minute drive from Willow Creek Hoodoos.

Great place to grab a bite to eat, enjoy the sunshine or play a quick round of mini golf. I highly recommend their chicken club which was delicious with fresh ingredients and received very fast service. The outdoor seating is relaxing with a nice garden setting and the cool mist over the order windows is a great touch when it's really hot out. Easy to find right along the highway this is a perfect little oasis when visiting the Drumheller valley. Another bonus is there is plenty of parking in the huge lot.

This was such a great place to visit!! A beautiful outdoors environment that was great for dogs. My dad ordered the carnivore burger and didn’t realize that there was not bun, the staff were able to help him out and give him a bun without hesitation. The food was delicious and we’ll definitely be back! :))

Went to eat late lunch on Saturday, food was good, and onion rings were the best. Service was friendly with a smile. We played mini golf late Sunday around 7pm. $14 each. A bit pricy. Course was average, but if you play with right friends it makes it fun and enjoyable. Hole 16 was fun and crazy... want to try corn maze next time, never done one... rang the bell😁

Beautiful place and friendly people! The food was phenomenal. We drove up from Calgary and we would definitely make the trip again.

A very well maintained and thought out mini golf course. Awesome dinosaur statues on the course. We also had lunch there and it was good.

Perfect for a date! The mini-golf is really well mainitained, the food is delicious and the vibes are immaculate.

Great little shop! I did not get his name, but the teen boy working there wearing the foam dinosaur hat was very friendly and helpful. He kept checking in with us as we browsed. Keep up the good work ethic dude! Very pleasant shopping experience overall

I found some amazing products and Sandra was so helpful and went above and beyond with us! We will have some very happy kids with these fossil dig kits!

We had a small vacation in drumheller and on our way out from across the spray park we decided to grab a couple of souvenirs because we didn't get much at the Museum. The lady at the counter was definitely a gem no pun intended! We were curious about the geode and she was very helpful with letting us know that the colours would be similar to the keychain I purchased which sold me right away. She then provided us with a hammer and told us to go outside by the concrete pad and gave my husband instructions on how to do it properly. The picture below doesn't do it justice but I have not taken any pictures since we've gotten home.

Tried to serve us cold end of the day hot dogs that were most likely about to get tossed. I touched it and it was cold and she offered to microwave it for me….. no thanks. Do not eat here. No locals will ever go here so they only prey on tourists

Need this excat drumheller Diny Dino my great nephew and his mom and sister were visiting Drim a weeks ago he got this Dino yesterday we had him now diniey Dino is hiding lil man my nephew won’t tell me where and bother will the dog is come drive down but it’s to hot for the dog my parents unfortunately can’t walk the dog and our naighbour can’t walk him right now as she’s got a broken fibula of someone can if and where I can order this guy that be I’m 4 hrs away in Edmonton didn’t see any on Amazon or at Walmart also if you have a link to e-transfer I’d ask to get it sent here ASAP Ty in Advance

Just normal flavors, I would at least name them different! 😂 souvenirs nice but expensive.

For ice cream, go around the corner to valley ice cream. This place is over priced with limited selection.

This was a cute local place. We ordered a steak sandwich with parm/mozzarella fries, beef dip with mixed greens, and kids chicken fingers. Our server was a nice fellow and our food was really good. There was a confusion with where we were eating as they have an old "Evans" sign up with the other info for the beef club. They need to ditch that. Thanks for lunch.

What an amazing dining experience! Our server Jason was so friendly and efficient! The menu is wonderfully varied and each of our party had an equally delicious and varied dish. A very great meal for us all, we wish we lived closer to eat there more often :)

This was formerly Evans. If your worried about it, don't be. We order here every Thursday for our poker night and have not looked back. The pizza is the same great selection (Best in town) and the delivery service from Ian is great. We've ordered the wrong thing before and they called us back to confirm! Check it out!

The food was quite good. Atmosphere was quiet and laid back. Service provided was the most notable. The staff was extremely friendly. Starter and main dish delivered in a timely manner. They went out of their way to make sure it was an enjoyable experience.

In town for lunch, which took way too long to be considers lunch. We came in with my baby, I ordered the triple a sirloin tacos... I have already been steering away from enjoying meat, and every bite I had into my taco there was a piece of fat or tendon. Now I am not the type to say anything. I gave my fiancé the money to pay, and went to clean my baby up. There was not a high chair offered to us, but 2 sitting right there. And overheard the cook say that he only uses the fat and trimmings for the tacos. I read the reviews and they were great... Why cheap out in any aspect to a paying customer..

Friday of a long weekend, food came fast, burger was good, not fantastic but still very good. Yam fries should have a dip , aeoli or something. Server was exceedingly pleasant. No problem with this place. Maybe wait times could be big if it were busy, but it wasn't , and we didn't wait.

I went here on busy day on Easter and they just forgot about us. The cook saved the day coming to our table and serving us a delicious dinner. We couldn't try their famous hickory burger, so I'm looking forward to visiting them again and I hope to have a better experience.

Fun to watch people catch fish below. The moose came both evenings that I visited.

Great short walk. Stable old train bridge converted as part of a trail system crossing the Red Deer River.

Is the bridge open now? Or is it still under construction?

Read a review from someone who mentioned the washroom facilities were disgusting. They were being too nice. Proper Breathing Apparatus warning signs should be posted within 20 feet of entry.

Great view from the river with some deeper holes for fish close by

That's my home. So, everything around it, is beautiful.

Pretty cool

Great little park on a dead end street. Best for kids under 12. Good condition, large field to play in too. Small rocks as ground cover, no sand

It's a playground. The kids were all having fun.

Situated on the Red Deer river, this playground is fun and relaxing. The kids love climbing through the tunnels and all the slide options. There's picnic tables and park benches under the cottonwood trees. Very easy to see from traffic. Bonus points- walk or ride bikes from the worlds biggest dinosaur. Bike path leads straight here from the bridge. Pick up your trash and put it in the trash bin.

One of the better playgrounds in Drumheller. It's very easily accessible and has fun spiny chairs! There's a garbage and shady area with benches and picnic tables which is really nice.

Loved this place

(Translated by Google) Beautiful town with a beautiful campground. (Original) Mooi stadje' met mooi Campground.

This is a wonderful library full of natural light! There is plenty of parking. And even better, the bike trail comes right here. Be sure to visit Hensley the rusting dinosaur out front. If you are in town visiting with children, bring them in for a fun place to play. There's a dedicated section of dinosaur children's book ready to read in the comfty chairs. Or there's lots of puzzles and toys for kids. In the teen section there are a variety of board games and puzzles. There are outlets throughout the library to charge all your electronics. And free WiFi! If you get hungry there's a small deli right outside in the community center.

Not as safe a place as I'm sure some of the staff would want it to be. I don't blame them. I know they were being constantly harassed for certain policies. Unfortunately now I fear the LGBQT+ safe space isn't so safe either. I had hoped to find a place to meet like minded folks and not feel pressured to risk my health or my identity (yes I know my name is public on this review, I am not a coward) in a welcoming space. Sadly, (especially for some of the staff there who I know try their absolute hardest to make this a welcoming place) every time I have gone in there in the last 3 months it's felt less and less safe and more and more open hostilities have been noted. I hope this review doesn't discourage the staff who work so hard, but give them ammunition to keep fighting for a safe space be for all people to learn in Drumheller.

The Staff are really friendly and the art and Dinosaur Egg shaped lights are so cool. Plus the seating by the windows is great.

A bright, spacious, and welcoming space with a well-organized collection of books, DVDs, audiobooks, and even a library of things such as craft kits and hiking poles!

In my personal opinion this does not currently seem to be a safe library for children.

They have books. Seems like a library to me.

Not enough communication. Website not efficient with finding info. Just looking for spring cleanup info

Community is good, but how the city is its trashed, bad sidewalks MASSIVE pothole that cost people thousands in damages. I'd be ashamed to live there. All that money from tourists went to there pockets and not the city. Such a disgrace. In the last 20 years its gone to crap.

Town of Drumheller

Super disappointed of that bridge construction takes for ever to cross town , line up till from the hospital with No alternative routes!!!!! Disaster town

Town of drumheller

4 stars for the cool dinosaur artwork outside.

It's fun. The animatronix are cool. They offer 2 activity for an extra cost - dig your own fossil and mineral mining. It's not too big though, not much room to explore. We paid $30 for a family of 6. In excess of that you have to pay extra unlike Tyrell museum - $48 for a family of 6 (5 yrs under are freeand of course, it's not comparable to it...but overall we had fun. The giftshop is really loaded with interesting stuff you can't fi d elsewhere, even at Tyrell Museum.

A bit pricey for how small it is, but I can see how the animatronic dinosaurs are driving the price up, and my kids loved them. We weren't in there very long, we did the gemstone search. We were a bit put off at the very start that for my husband and I to help our young kids search for the gems to fill their vials, we had to pay an extra $2 each. They upgraded the size of 2 out of the 3 vials we got, which I didn't notice until we were in. In the future, please never change 2 out of 3 kids vials - either offer to upgrade all or don't bother - kids fight over stuff like this. A warning to any parents worried about chemicals on sensitive skin: the water in the gem digging containers understandably contains either chlorine or bleach. I'm sure this is a great thing for public safety and cleanliness, but there is no signs alerting people to this and a few in our clan with sensitive skin came home with a rash that we could only attribute to this. (Only on the hands/wrists, we didn't use any new soaps or lotions, etc.) Anyway, young children may become quite bored with the gems and give up easily so I'd recommend paying the extra for the privilege of assisting your kids find the gems they've paid to find or you'll have paid $7 (+$2) for a small plastic vial with a few rocks in it. We definitely loved the gift shop, though. It definitely has a much better selection than the RTM. I didn't feel very welcomed by the employees by the time we were done selecting our purchases, though. We had 3 young kids with us, each with money gifted by grandparents to purchase souvenirs on our trip. We were trying to look at the overwhelming amount of fossils and cool things in the store and it took my kids awhile to decide what to buy. On top of that, I was selecting 2 larger gift items for family members and also was there to pick out what I wanted for myself. My husband was trying to usher my children to stay together and cause as little commotion as possible while we were there, and we are very grateful that the woman behind the side counter was so lovely to them as they chose items and changed their minds. Keep in mind the store is packed with amazing finds and even my kids couldn't decide what to bring home. I walked around the entire store probably 4-5 times trying to help my kids find things then selecting each of the 3 larger items I was buying, and again, the woman behind the side counter was amazing and even showed me her favourite piece - an Agate Slice that looked like the ocean. It was a perfect choice for one of the gifts I needed, and I'd already selected an item for the first, which she wrapped up as I looked for what I wanted to buy. As I was finally deciding between two or three pieces, I was approached by not only the young gentleman who was at the main till when we entered, but also a woman who I assume is the owner. I explained exactly what I was doing to each, and after I finally brought up my items to pay, the lady I suspect is the owner came over and was flustered in her rude interrogation of the woman who had helped me while she was trying to choose a display stand for the agate. As an afterthought, I realized the owner may have suspected we were trying to steal items in that we were pretty distracting and I went back and forth a few times, but solely due to the last part of the experience, I don't think we would return. The main attraction pieces were fun to see once but I don't think we'd go back anyway, and how well we were treated while spending $400 in the store just didn't sit well with me.

It was OK. The kids enjoyed it. Way to expensive though. Paid almost $200 for 4 kids and two adults. You don't have to do the activities like the mineral mining and the bone dig but once you get in there and the kids see the activities, because it's all open and the kids can see all the fun things to do, then they beg and beg and beg to do it all and you're out a bunch of money. Interesting stuff but for the price and the info I'd rather just go to the museum for half the price and all the info.

What an excellent little gift shop, so many artifacts and gifts. Knowledgable and friendly staff. Lots of gifts for the kids. Best of all, ice cream! A great stop when visiting the largest Dinosaur in the world.

Seen the signs when they were building the place, finally got a chance to stop in! Very cool. Well done on the animation of the T-Rex, my daughter was 2.5 took her a while to walk up anywhere near it! If you stand and stair into its eyes it's eerily haunting!! Their geode collections is phenomenal, I heard either the employee or owner talking about having to travel to Madagascar for certain rocks. I'm not a rock person but that's dedication! They did a wonderful job and it shows they love their establishment.

Lots of room, handicap access, elevators and lots of places to sit and rest between exhibits which are breath taking. Our second time here, I'm 68n my wife 66 and this is our grandson second time here as well he is 11 and he loves it. The outdoor trails are easy and have different trail walks to suit your ability. A must see!!!! Place

This place was good for a one - time visit (we won't likely return). The family admission rate is reasonable. They have some beautiful fossils from around the world (not so local, but Morocco and China, for example). There is a play structure inside, so kids can play while adults look around. There are moving and roaring dinosaur sculptures, which were cool. The $16pp indoor fossil dig was better suited for kids 3-5, not our 12 and 15 year olds - the fossil selection (the prize) from the dig was pretty picked over, but it was fun to dig. The security wiring in the display cases was ugly, and wires crossed in front of objects in places (could have been done with more care).