There’s A Little Known Unique Park In Louisiana…And It’s Truly Astounding.
Kezia Kamenetz
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Though it’s only a few years old, the little park that you’ll find right off I-10 between Baton Rouge and Lafayette has been millions of years in the making. Known as Prehistoric Park, it’s truly an amazing adventure for anyone in your family who is lucky enough to visit. Here’s what you can expect at this small Louisiana prehistoric park that really packs a punch, and helps you step back in time. We know you are going to love getting to know this dino-mite destination!
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To get up close and personal with this park, check out the video below!
Doesn’t that park look amazing? It’s truly fun for the whole family — and don’t forget to visit Crawfish Town USA after, it’s right around the corner from this park. Have you ever been to this park? How was it for you? Let us know about your time there!
Visit the Prehistoric Park website to find hours, more information, and plan your trip.
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