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See what’s going on at Jurassic Forest near Edmonton. Everything from seasonal celebrations to special park events and more!

What’s Happening at Jurassic Forest?

SEPTEMBER 4

Last Hurrah!

Summer isn’t over yet! Join us at Jurassic Forest on Labour Day Weekend for the Last Hurrah before the gates close for another year. Walk the Discovery Trails one final time as the leaves begin to turn and the forest takes on the colours of an Alberta autumn. The animatronic dinosaurs are still roaming, the Tar Pit Café is still serving, and the Active Learning Park still has plenty of energy left in it. If the kids have to go back to school, they might as well go out with a roar — make this weekend the one they’re still talking about in October.

OCTOBER 12 (Last Day)

Thanksgiving – Final Weekend!

Gather your friends & family this Thanksgiving weekend to make one last trip to Jurassic Forest. What better way to give thanks than being surrounded by 40 life-size animatronic dinosaurs in a stunning Alberta old-growth forest? As the leaves reach their peak autumn colour and the season draws to a close, we invite you to join us for one final weekend of prehistoric adventure before the gates close for another year. From all of us at Jurassic Forest, thank you for an incredible 2026 season. Your visits, your energy, and your enthusiasm for everything prehistoric make this park what it is. We can’t wait to see you again in 2027!

OCTOBER 17 & 24 – 12:00pm to 6:00pm (Special Event)

Dinosaur Haunt (Weather Permitting)

Think you know Jurassic Forest? You haven’t seen it like this. Join us on October 17th and 24th for Dinosaur Haunt — a Halloween experience that transforms the Discovery Trails into two kilometres of dark old-growth forest where prehistoric predators lurk in the shadows and every corner holds something waiting to make you jump. This is not a haunted house. It’s something far older and considerably less forgiving — a full after-dark walk through the trails where the dinosaurs that normally delight have taken on a decidedly more menacing character. Bring your crew, wear your costume, and find out if you’ve got what it takes to survive the Cretaceous after dark. Two nights only, weather permitting. Tickets available in advance or at the gate.

JOIN THE FUN

Event Calendar

See what’s going on at Jurassic Forest near Edmonton. Everything from seasonal celebrations to special park events and more!

What’s Happening at Jurassic Forest?

SEPTEMBER 4

Last Hurrah!

Summer isn’t over yet! Join us at Jurassic Forest on Labour Day Weekend for the Last Hurrah before the gates close for another year. Walk the Discovery Trails one final time as the leaves begin to turn and the forest takes on the colours of an Alberta autumn. The animatronic dinosaurs are still roaming, the Tar Pit Café is still serving, and the Active Learning Park still has plenty of energy left in it. If the kids have to go back to school, they might as well go out with a roar — make this weekend the one they’re still talking about in October.

OCTOBER 12 (Final Day)

Thanksgiving – Final Weekend!

Gather your friends & family this Thanksgiving weekend to make one last trip to Jurassic Forest. What better way to give thanks than being surrounded by 40 life-size animatronic dinosaurs in a stunning Alberta old-growth forest? As the leaves reach their peak autumn colour and the season draws to a close, we invite you to join us for one final weekend of prehistoric adventure before the gates close for another year. From all of us at Jurassic Forest, thank you for an incredible 2026 season. Your visits, your energy, and your enthusiasm for everything prehistoric make this park what it is. We can’t wait to see you again in 2027!

OCTOBER 17 & 24 – 12:00pm to 6:00pm (Special Event)

Dinosaur Haunt (Weather Permitting)

Think you know Jurassic Forest? You haven’t seen it like this. Join us on October 17th and 24th for Dinosaur Haunt — a Halloween experience that transforms the Discovery Trails into two kilometres of dark old-growth forest where prehistoric predators lurk in the shadows and every corner holds something waiting to make you jump. This is not a haunted house. It’s something far older and considerably less forgiving — a full after-dark walk through the trails where the dinosaurs that normally delight have taken on a decidedly more menacing character. Bring your crew, wear your costume, and find out if you’ve got what it takes to survive the Cretaceous after dark. Two nights only, weather permitting. Tickets available in advance or at the gate.