Mountainburg, Arkansas: Climb-Thru Concrete Dinosaurs
Triceratops, Brontosaurus, and T-rex -- designed with hollow sections for kids to climb through. Home-built by Douglas W. Birchfield in 1980. T-rex is 14 feet tall, Brontosaurus is 20 feet long.
Mountainburg City Park
- Address:
- 201 US 71, Mountainburg, AR
- Directions:
- Mountainburg City Park. West side of US Hwy 71, on both sides of a culvert next to the fire department.
- Admission:
- Free
- RA Rates:
- Worth a Detour
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Two of the dinosaurs have been fenced in so that they don't wander off. The triceratops is still free range, though.
[Todd Kent, 03/25/2023]
Pretty park. Weird cement dinosaurs.
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Dinosaurs have stood in an old fashioned children's playground since 1980 (one was made earlier for a private residence, and probably moved here later). Creator Douglas Birchfield designed ladders onto the brontosaurus and triceratops so kids could climb into the hollow interiors.