Address: 2853 FM2990, Ladonia, TX 75449, USA
Phone: +19033677011
Sunday: Open 24 hours
Monday: Open 24 hours
Tuesday: Open 24 hours
Wednesday: Open 24 hours
Thursday: Open 24 hours
Friday: Open 24 hours
Saturday: Open 24 hours
Centrifugal Muse
It’s beautiful here, whether you want to look over the edge of the bridge or go down and look for fossils! Love that they added a parking lot and walkway so we no longer have to rappel down with a rope lol
Andrea Labordeta
This place was awesome!!! Be ready to climb down and up some very deep steps. Wear clothes you don't mind getting very dirty. Can't wait to go back when it's dry!
Angela Cross
Very peaceful. Water pretty low today. The walkways need serious attention. It's very steep with only 1 way down and back up.
Christopher Carver
This is a good place to find fossils in the riverbed. There are lots of old clam shell impressions in the clay. The water is usually no more than 1 foot deep, but some spots are very muddy. As for the park, it is just an grassy parking lot. No facilities, or even trash cans. My kids had fun looking for fossils in the river bed. There was a stepped erosion control pathway down to the riverbed. We used this to make our way down. Some of the steps are big, about 2 feet high for each step.
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I found some mosasour teeth, 1 aonemonite and a piece of turtle shell
I don't think so. I think the closest is Cooper Lake Star Park
The parking lot is close mabey 200 yards but you have to climb down very tall and steep steps and down at an angle across the side of the steep bank its a task but possible.
You can find dinosaur bones (found a vertebra last time I went), arrow heads, and shark teeth. Probably best time to go is right after a rain
I went a week ago there's water, quite a bit but it is only about 3 to 9 inches deep most places. Water is warm and the shale is slippery but is great to go walk around in the water and let the kids play while looking for fossils. There were 2 well worn mosasaur vertebrae and 3 shark teeth found along with lots of oyter shells.
No, it is a dried river
Look at the Red Line. This is the best place around fossils.
The lake is on. New Bridge is going in at this site on 34. Moving to the damsite apparently. Temporary at Bridge on Friday 2990.
The nsr has water in it and if we get more rain like the weather man says not a good weekend to go
Lots for fossils are taken our of the river bed and kept and I have not heard of any one arrested . I think you may be referring to Corps of engineer Lakes
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