Baishan Dinosaur Park Baifeng

Baishan Dinosaur Park Baifeng

Info

  • Address:
  • 4-99-1 Kuwajima, Hakusan, Ishikawa
  • Car Access:  
50km 1 hour from Hokuriku Expressway Fukui Kita IC/JCT via National Route 416/157; or 1 hour from Hokuriku Expressway Hakusan IC
  • Phone Number:  
  • 076-259-2724 (076-272-1116 during the winter period closed (1) Hakusan City Regional Promotion Corporation)
  • Parking Number:  
60 vehicles/large bus allowed

Business Hours

9-16:30

Price

Entrance for adults 520 yen, elementary, junior and senior high school students 200 yen; entrance for fossil discovery square (not including entrance to the museum) is 550 yen for adults and 300 yen for elementary, junior and senior high school students; entrance for entrance, fossil discovery square entry set 850 yen for adults, elementary and junior and senior high school students 400 yen

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Museum, Science Museum, Museum, Other Experience Facilities

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