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The Tyrall Museum is always a great place to visit. Barney's Adventure Park is a fabulous place to take the family to. Animals to pet and feed, Dinosaur path to walk, lots of play equipment for the kids to play on. There are food booth's there but it's great to know that you can bring your own food and have a picnic! The Hoodoo's is fun to climb and explore. There are booth's there for drinks and food after your climb to just sit and enjoy the view of the Hoodoo's and surrounding landscape. Atlas Coal Mine is something to see and very interesting. If possible do all three tours at Atlas Coal Mine. The train ride was fun and the staff are very knowledgeable about the coal mines in the area. We did a drive to the Belriot Ferry from Barney's Adventure Park and took the ferry across the Red Deer River. Must read the sign at the ferry crossing it's a little bit of history that I wasn't aware of and the drive back to Drumheller was scenic.

Drumheller, was a stop along the way. Checked out Royal Tyrrell Museum, which was much more expansive than anticipated. Wonderful experience and worth the admission. Didn't see much of the town other than passing through, however there appeared to be interesting things to see and do. When in the area I will most likely check out in greater depth.

The geography of this place is incredible! The fossil history was rich and beautiful. The hoodoos were very interesting and my boys loved exploring around that area. We were passing through so only had one day and I wish we’d had time for a couple of more.

There is no place on earth like Drumheller. The scenery alone is worth the trip, but the history in this community is incredible. And, of course, let's not forget the real draw to Drum - the dinosaurs!!! I've been visiting Drumheller since I was a child, and still love every minute of every visit, it never gets old. Be sure to check out the Ghost Walk!

Drumheller boasts the best museum for dinosaur lovers. The badlands are a sight to behold and the quaint city with kitschy dinosaur vibes is lot of fun. Yavis is a landmark worth visit for lunch or dinner (or late night karaoke!). The Royal Tyrrell Museum has become my annual excursion.

Generally great overall. Way too busy though which isn’t the resort’s fault. Couldn’t get in to the museum, crawling with people. Suspension bridge shut down-only found out when drove out to actual site.