It is a bit of a drive up a sometimes steep, rocky road; but well-worth the travel. The facility is situated atop a mesa plateau and the location offers great views of the surrounding landscape. We arrived for the guided tour at 11am. The tours are highly recommended, and there were at least two others from which to choose (1pm... More

Went to the Age of the Dinosaurs on the way back to Longreach from Winton, extremely fascinating and it would be good to go back when they have the new visitors centre open later this year. More

Stop for two days and see the attraction at Winton QLD. This is one place you must take the family. More

This attraction is so new they are still building the visitor centre, so what you see is their workshop where they process all the fossils. The staff are all volunteers, so very enthusiastic, and you can watch them working to chip the fossils out of the rocks that hold them. Stunning location on top of a mesa with views across... More

As you arrive on The Jump Up, a giant mesa in the Winton Landscape you know you are visiting a special part of the countryside. To start there are the fantastic views over the district, but then you get to see the actual museum with real dinosaur bones found below on the actual landscape you are viewing. Spectacular experience hearing... More

We visited Australian Age of Dinosaurs from Winton, and it's about a 20 minute drive, on an unsealed road once you turn off the highway. You are only able see the fossil bones and the fossil preparation area by taking a tour. Our tour guide, George, was friendly and informative, and very patient in answering endless questions from our kids... More