This Roadside Attraction Near Dallas – Fort Worth Is The Most Unique Thing You’ve Ever Seen

It's no understatement to call this a hidden roadside attraction. You are unlikely to find any brochures about the attraction at tourist information booths across Dallas - Fort Worth, nor will you find billboards pointing you to the way there. But if you are headed to Dinosaur Valley State Park or Dinosaur World and are looking carefully, you can find the Creation Evidence Museum just after you cross the Paluxy River Bridge. No matter what your beliefs are, a visit here is certain to be a unique experience.

The easy-to-miss signage points the way to the museum.

Find it at 3102 FM 205 in Glen Rose. You'll need to take Hwy. 67 and travel through Glen Rose, then turn onto FM 205.

The museum founders created this place to share their beliefs about creationism and evolution, and what they believe to be evidence in support of it.

The museum displays various exhibits that illustrate the founders' belief that dinosaurs and man co-existed during the same time period.

It features a 25-foot model of Noah's Ark, complete with dinosaur passengers on it.

The museum features a video shown every hour that also explains the museum founders' viewpoint of how the earth was created and in what timeframe.

A variety of fossils are showcased throughout the exhibit.

The museum says that human footprints have been discovered alongside dinosaur prints here.

You can also see this large cast of a T-rex with flowers in his mouth.

As well as a recreation of a nest of dinosaur eggs.

There are interesting views, fossils, and perspectives to consider while visiting.

The museum is open Thursdays - Saturdays from 10:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. with video showings at the top of each hour. Admission is $6 per person; ages 5 and under are free. Whether your beliefs include evolution, creationism, or anything in between, people from all walks of life will find this museum unique, which makes it worthy of a visit.

What other unusual roadside attractions would you recommend around the Dallas - Fort Worth area? We'd love to hear your suggestions.