There’s An Indoor Dinosaur-Themed Playground In Arkansas Called Dino Dig

Arkansas is filled with many gems, and some of which you need to dig for. But some of those gems are hidden in plain sight. Once such treasure is Dino Dig, a dinosaur-themed playground, where the kids will have a blast digging for polished stones.

Located just minutes from the Crater of Diamond State Park in Murfreesboro, Arkansas, is another site where you can hunt for precious gems.

Dino Dig is an indoor air-conditioned playground perfect for the little ones.

The playground is open on Monday to Saturday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Digging for precious gemstones can be a grueling task, and Dino Dig provides the perfect environment for the little ones to dig and play all day.

And the fun starts before they enter inside the playground. They love climbing on top of the Triceratops outside.

While outside is fun, be prepared to step into a prehistoric world filled with dinosaurs, large fossils, and the digging site.

But this ancient world has some sweet modern conveniences.

Along with air conditioning, the staff will provide digging tools as well as sifters.

This makes it easy to hunt for the gemstones.

For a small fee, the little ones can dig all day in the sand for polished stones to fill their free bags.

And whatever stones they find, if they fit inside the bag, they get to keep them.

Not only can kids dig for polished stones, but the adults can participate as well.

Or they could sit in the available chairs, and watch the youngsters play.

Though this playground is mostly for smaller kids, it is perfect for children of all ages.

They will love the dinosaur noises coming from the prehistoric creatures. And the best part is, they can take candid pictures with the dinosaurs. How awesome is that?

This makes Dino Dig one epic family-friendly playground.

And most importantly, the kids will be super happy after this fun prehistoric adventure.

So, did you know about this dinosaur-themed playground in Murfreesboro? Or if you've been to Dino Dig, share your experience in the comments below.

And if you would like to dig for even more precious gemstones, visit the Crater of Diamonds State Park.