See A Dinosaur Perth & WA

Prepare for a close encounter with the most extraordinary creatures to ever walk the earth. Featuring more than 23 moving, life-size animatronic models of the Cretaceous period (145-66 million years ago), Dinosaur Discovery: Lost Creatures of the Cretaceous is like nothing you’ve ever experienced! www.musuem.wa.gov.au

Location: Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre
Cost: from $15 for kids (2yrs and under free)

Get up close and personal with these dinosaurs, dinosaur babies and other prehistoric creatures found all around Synergy Parkland

Location: Synergy Parkland, Kings Park, Perth
Cost: free

See 11 lifesize dinosaurs, with the biggest being Brontosaurus standing at 4.15m tall.

Location: Museum of Natural History Guildford (131 James St Guildford) 9-6pm daily
Cost: $2 for kids $5 for adults

image credit: www.dinosaurworld.com.au

See the only real T-Rex skeleton in Australia! See some of the smallest and tallest meat eating dinosaurs.

Location: Dinosaur World between Denmark & Walpole, Western Australia
Cost: from $6 per child
Sighting Details: to be confirmed

Get a photo with this great dinosaur and browse the awesome dinosaur section at the National Geographic store in the city.

Location: Australian Geographic, Carillion City, Murray St Perth
Cost: Free

Calling all archaeologists! Keep digging in the sand pit and you just might find a T-Rex skeleton in the fenced toddler playground. Spade and brush essential

Location: Bob Thompson Reserve Noranda (see our review)
Cost: free

See 4 huge different dinosaur bones partly buried in the sand.

Location: Sir Walter Padbury Park Thornlie
Cost: Free

You can see lots of life size dinosaurs in the gardens of this beautiful bird, fish & plant store! You can also see heaps of other animals and creatures there too! 

Location: The Bird & Fish Place Wattle Grove (Cnr Lewis & Welsphool Rd East)
Cost: Free

See two big bright mosaic dinosaurs at this cute little Perth park

Location: Dinosaur Park, Carrington St, Palmyra
Cost: Free

image credit: www.broomeandthekimberley.com.au

Thought to be over 130 million years old, these dinosaur prints can be viewed at low tide at Broome's Gantheaume Point.  There are also copies at the top of the cliff for visitors to view who may not be physically able to walk out onto the reef.  

Please be careful it is a difficult, slippery walk out onto the reef.

Location: Broome Western Australia (see the Visitors Centre for more information)
Cost: Free

Cohunu Koala Park is located on 40ha of bushland south of Perth, and it seems there is much more to be seen than just koalas! 

Check out these life size dinosaur replicas perfect for an precious photo moment! 

Location: Cohunu Koala Park, Byford Perth
Cost: Entry fees apply - see Cohunu Koala Park website

The playground at the Kingsway Sporting Complex features this great dinosaur statue. If you look closely you can also find dinosaur bones buried beneath the sand too. 

Location: Kingsway Sporting Complex
Cost: Free

Xscape at the Cape Dunsborough is a family fun park perfect to treat the kids to a fun day out while you are down south. It includes a fantastic round of Wacky Putt, with 18 holes, one of the holes features some fun dinosaur facts and when you get the ball in be ready to hear a ROARsomely funny dinosaur joke.

Location: Xscape the Cape Dunsborough
Cost: Costs of attractions vary (see website link in review linked above for more info on costs)

Location: Wave Rock Wildlife Park
Cost: $8 adults, $5 kids

Coast Road Palms is a nursery set on 10 acres of tropical gardens. See how many dinosaurs you can spot amongst the gardens. Open Saturdays, Sundays & Public Holidays.

Location: Coast Road Palms Beechboro
Cost: Free