Dinosaur Adventure Park

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Dinosaur Adventure Park is a small amusement park located in Weston Longville (near Norwich), Norfolk, in England.

The park's central attraction is a scenic walk, along which are numerous life-sized fibreglass dinosaurs, including Brachiosaurus, Tyrannosaurus, Stegosaurus and many others. There is also a 'Neanderthal Walk' along which guests may encounter life-sized models of Ice Age animals, including wooly mammoths and early humans.

In addition to this the park has a large adventure playground, a miniature golf course dubbed 'Jurassic Putt', and other attractions which include domestic animals.

The park has formerly been known as the 'Dinosaur Park' and, for a short time, 'The Lost World Dinosaur Adventure Park'. The latter name was changed following the threat of legal action from Universal Studios, as the movie The Lost World: Jurassic Park had been released a short time prior.^{[citation needed]}