Triceratops Landing

Triceratops Landing If you're coming to Drumheller to see dinosaurs, you've found the perfect place to stay!

We are two moms who visited Drumheller in the summer of 2021 and found it surprising that there was
no family-friendly dinosaur accommodations, so we made one!

Family Day 🦖🦕🦖🦕
02/10/2025

Family Day 🦖🦕🦖🦕

Do you have plans for Family Day? Admission to the Museum is free on Monday, February 17!

Please note: Tickets to the Royal Tyrrell Museum will only be available by walk-up admission on Feb. 17.

High attendance may result in line-ups requiring visitors to wait outdoors. Please come prepared for the weather conditions. Thank you in advance for your patience. We look forward to your visit!

11/09/2024

As fall fades and winter begins to settle in, Drumheller’s landscape goes through a breathtaking transformation. 🍁➡️❄️ Come witness the changing seasons in the Badlands, where every day offers something new to discover.

11/09/2024

2024 Badlands Lightfest. Badlands Amphitheatre (Drumheller, Alberta) Learn more at BadlandsAmp.com/Lightfest

This is something to see and hear 🎶
11/09/2024

This is something to see and hear 🎶

2024 Badlands Lightfest. Badlands Amphitheatre (Drumheller, Alberta) Learn more at BadlandsAmp.com/Lightfest

While in Drumheller why not look for Fossils 🦴
08/10/2024

While in Drumheller why not look for Fossils 🦴

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07/14/2024

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Did you know that modern birds are dinosaurs?

Although non-avian dinosaurs disappeared with the end-Cretaceous extinction, some avian dinosaurs survived. Birds are a kind of theropod, making theropods the only group of dinosaurs that is not completely extinct.

Illustration by Julius Csotonyi.

07/14/2024

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