Happy Dinosaur Hunting!
Check for Needing Rescue/Adoption Availability at these Locations:
Somis Koi (updated 5/30/2025) Former Home of 14 of the Prehistoric Pals including the first 3 that started the Park – Kevin the T-Rex Hatchling, Alejandro the baby T-Rex and Antonio the Pterosaur.
3766 Somis Road, Somis, CA 93066
Robert or Mike Flores 805 386-3474 If you have a request for a Dinosaur to be built take a picture to them and they will see what they can do. Call for pricing.
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http://www.somiswatergardens.com
Dinosaurs of All sizes: T-Rex & Raptors in battle, a Triceratops and a number of Nicely Painted Dinosaurs too! A few smaller dinosaurs roam among the giants. Plus, an Elephant, a Rhino, Horses, Giraffes and even flying pigs await adoption. In addition, you can find colorful pots, succulents, plants and trees among the koi ponds. The beautiful and peaceful koi come to the waters surface to greet visitors. I like to think it’s not just for food.
Some come from Great Distances to Visit Somis Koi!
The Newest long distance Visitors have taken up Western Attire to better blend in with humans.
Moon Valley Nurseries (updated 3/19/2024)
3906 E Telegraph Road
Fillmore, CA 93015
Becca (818) 967-0042 or Kevin (760) 484-2053
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They have a Couple of very Large Raptors, very large Sauropods and two big T-Rexes!
Miner’s Ace Hardware Stores
Many of these Stores often have Metal Dinosaurs looking for New Homes. Check with Your Local Store for current availability and pricing. Please Tell them Paul from PaulsPrehistoricPark.com sent you! Thanks.
Thompson Building Materials
11027 Cherry Ave, Fontana, CA 92337
An interesting Ankylosaurus, a Triceratops and a couple of large Brontosaurs. They even have Metal Palms!
Call 909 350-3000 for current availability and pricing. Please tell them Paul from PaulsPrehistoricPark.com sent you! Thanks
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