We had a little time left in Buena Park California before heading to our next destination, so we decided to check out the Ralph B. Clark Regional Park.
My little four year old Thomas is very into dinosaurs at the moment, and wants to be a Paleontologist when he grows up. We hoped to check out the Los Coyotes Paleontology Museum, but when we arrived the doors were locked. They do only open at certain hours, so it is suggested that you call ahead. We had one sad little dino lover, but definitely plan to go back. He still asks us when we are going to go back! They have many fossils on display, including a 9 million year old whale skeleton, possibly the only complete ice age whale fossil in existence.
Instead, we walked around the park, and looked at the ducks in the pond and played on the playgrounds. We will have to come back and check out more!
Los Coyotes Paleontology Museum– Admission is Free
Clark Interpretive Center hours: Wednesday – Friday, 12:30 p.m.- 5p.m.
Interpretive Center hours: Saturday – Sunday, 9:30 a.m.- 4:30 p.m.
Hours may vary, call park office in advance (714) 973-3170
Ralph B. Clark Regional Park
Park Hours: Fall – Winter Hours, 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. PST
Park Hours: Spring – Summer Hours, 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. PDT
It is $3 to park on weekdays or $5 to park on weekends, or you can park just outside the park on the street for free.
Outfit Details:
Necklace: Tai Pan Trading
Shoes: Old Navy T Strap Clogs (similar)
Watch: Arvo Wear
Be sure to check out our other adventures while visiting Buena Park California:
Knott’s Berry Farm
For other ideas, and things to do in Buena Park California, be sure to check out www.VisitBuenaPark.com for more ideas and resources.
