Diamond Dig
As you pull up into the park, the first thing you see is a
small waterpark that the kids will beg to go to!! It looks like a lot of fun,
but it wasn’t something we planned on doing therefor we stuck to playing in the
dirt.
When you sign in and purchase your tickets, which I have to
say were pretty inexpensive, you are offered a variety of additional tools you
can purchase to help you explore. I recommend
going ahead and brining a small bucket and shovel, but if you forget of course
they have some for just a couple of bucks.
Then there is a short but rather interesting presentation about the land
and how to dig or more precisely what to look for. Once you have learned a little bit of what
you’re looking for you are released into the 37 acres of plowed dirt to roam,
play, and dig your way through.
Tired of digging?
Take a break under their canopy where they have a snack bar, a little
shopping, and a few activities to keep the kids busy while you are resting. The entire park is kid friendly and really a
fun trip.
Crater of Diamonds State Park was defiantly an experience
and I absolutely recommend it if you have little ones who love to play in the
dirt! Even though we went in the middle
of summer where the heat seemed like just a little too much to handle, there is
an adventure for the entire family. And
of course if the heat gets to be just too much, take a dip in their pool after
your dig.
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