Posted in Pennsylvania Attractions August 04, 2021 by Beth Price-Williams

You Have To Visit This Incredible Dinosaur Forest In Pennsylvania

Our imagination can take us to so many places – like hurtling back millions of years to the days when dinosaurs roamed the earth. Whether we ignite our imagination by reading books, watching films, or visiting one of the dinosaur-themed attractions or events that pops up, we have so many ways to gain insight into this prehistoric era. A visit to Dinosaurs Come to Life in Pennsylvania, for example, is a must for any dinosaur fan.

Clyde Peeling's Reptiland in Allenwood beckons visitors who want to get an up-close look at its many scaly and feathery residents - from alligators to parakeets.

However, before you visit today's residents, travel back in time when you set off on a safari through the popular Dinosaurs Come to Life exhibit.

You definitely don't want to forget your camera for your adventure in this ancient forest that is home to life-sized dinosaurs.

Oh, but these aren't your average, run-of-the-mill dinosaurs. They roar, move, and even spit, just like their extinct counterparts.

Meet 12 different species of dinosaurs - from the Tyrannosaurus rex to the Triceratops.

The attraction also features a few stationary dinosaurs, including one that visitors can climb to snap one-of-a-kind photos.

The kiddos can become honorary paleontologists as they dig for fossils.

Dinosaurs Come to Life is just the start of the fun. Carve out enough time to visit the living, breathing residents, too. Stop by Parakeet Landing, where you can feed the budgies.

Snap photos of the white alligator; check out a live show, and stop by the gift shop, too, during your visit.

Head over to the official website of Clyde Peeling's Reptiland for days, hours, and more information. Or, go here for Facebook.

Have you been to Dinosaurs Come to Life in Pennsylvania? What did you think? Share your experience in the comments! For more family-friendly fun, join The Falconry Experience in Hershey, where you’ll get to see (and even handle) birds of prey.

Address: Clyde Peeling's Reptiland, 18628 US-15, Allenwood, PA 17810, USA