Creation Evidence Museum

Great little museum! There is a lot to see with some unique and historical items. Very awesome to see and hear about scientific evidence proving creation. One of the scientists was sweet and talked to us about their current experiments and projects. Worth stopping if you have the time!!

I stumbled in here on accident while visiting the Dinosaur park down the street.

I was impressed with the way they laid out creationism. I know many of the reviews are from an evolutionary criticism but they did a great job laying out the case for creation.

The exhibits were thoughtful and informative.

There’s so many gaps in what science can and cannot explain; I feel the museum did a great justice to defending the biblical worldview.

What a great location! Right next to all the 400 million rabble babble of the signs in Dinosaur Valley State Park! Only had an hour before you closed but worth the stop. Gentleman at cashier very knowledgeable and answered my questions.

One of the archeologists took the time to sit and discuss some of the finds with us. She was so pleasant and knowledgeable. We were surprised that they had so many exhibits. We have been to the Creation Museum in Kentucky, and even they didn't have some of the incredible finds there that we found in the Glen Rose Creation Museum. What a great little place.

Absolutely amazing! Astonishing! What an amazing experience! Everybody that works here is so nice. The exhibits are wonderful and world-renowned. I absolutely love this place and I cannot wait to come back and I look forward to taking friends and family that visit here from out of town.

The displays were created to be enjoyed by young & old with no gimmicks or commercializm. We walked through it very thoughtfully & sat to watch 1 of their videos too. We hadn't expected to see an actual lab where they were carrying out tests for verification of new fossils. This place seems to be off the beaten trail but it's worth putting it on your list of places to visit.

Regardless of your beliefs on creationism, this is a pretty neat museum right next to the Dinosaur Valley State Park. It has lots of nicely done exhibits which include dinosaur replicas, fossils, a working paleontology lab, models, historical documents and records, gift shop, and a small theater where they give talks (first Saturday of the month) and show films. During my visit, I got to meet Mr. Carl Baugh who is the founder of the museum and he was a genuinely nice guy who believes in what he's trying to do with his museum. So again, regardless of your beliefs, I think this is a good place to visit and it's worth a stop if you're in the area.

Had a tour with the director. Our Trail Life troop had a great time.

If you are a creationist, you will love it. If you are an evolutionist or Darwinian, visit if you dare. You will at least be impressed with the huge number of exhibits and the research equipment. Plan on staying at least a couple of hours.

Awesome place. Packed with real science facts. I was particularly interested in the Delk track proving dinosaurs and humans coexisted.

Small museum but lots of information and interesting items. They have a lab were you can watch them. One lady came out and talked about what they do there and several things related to dinosaurs. Very friendly staff.
They have a dinosaur egg hatchling on display.
They even have 1 of the 2 models of Blue that was actualy used in the Jurrasic World movie for close ups!

This place was awesome! There's so much history there, plus on certain days they are digging for bones and you can sign up to join in the dig! We met a awesome women named Belinda LaCoste that g as very us actual dinosaur bones, so told us stories about how it all started. This is a must see!

The museum is small but packed full of nice displays and real artifacts, fossils, and other historical findings from around the world. Great information and explanations of scientific evidence into creation.

While it may be generally unpopular, the findings in this museum must be considered by real scientists if they consider themselves real scientists at all. Lots of information to read on the walls that includes quotes and where to find the references.

So many great things in one place! 2 hours was not enough time. They even have a very awesone model of Noah's Ark, but they do not seem to be aware that the actual ark was found and is currently on display in the country of Turkey. (There is even a visitor center there.) Plenty of hard evidence on display proving that man and dinosaur were alive at the same time, including the fossilized footprints of both in the same stone plus other items like ancient pots from South America and elsewhere with actual pictures of dinosaurs that had to be seen to be drawn. Only $6 to get in. There is an hour long video by Dr. Baugh to watch, too, so plan time for it. We will be back!!

Love the new lab and bio-sphere projects! Loved everything!

Christians need more places like this across the US. We drove in from Tennessee. I have had the museum on my to do list since I learned about it fron Dr. Kent Hovind in Florida about 10 years ago.the secular world has an abundance of "tourist" attractions and we should have the same.

Oh my goodness! I can't say enough good about this wonderful, factual museum! The evidence represented there is unmistakable and eye opening. It's a must see for anyone wanting the truth about mankind and dinosaurs. I highly recommend it!

My son and i love it. We were hurried because we didn’t know about it and passed by but we will definitely be back we did see some awesome things. I wish i had bought the books

I give it five stars, because I think they're making a brave stand, the artifacts they preserve (outstanding), and information they share seems very even handed. Go here first, before you go to Dinosaur Valley so that your mind is queued up for what to look when you get inside the park.
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The Museum will tell you about the Taylor Site, inside Dinosaur Valley State Park. Listen closely to what they say. It is well worth adventuring to (no trails) the Taylor Site. As you walk and wade along the Paluxy River bed keep your eyes open for tracks along the way; however, the tracks at the Taylor site are probably the best tracks in the whole park. There we see fossilized human tracks alongside fossilized dinosaur tracks. Rub your eyes now, because after all the contrary programming, you'll have a hard time believing your eyes.The Lord knows how to catch our attention if we're looking for the truth.

Love how the majority of the 1 star comments are from people who have not even visited the museum. People are so afraid of a difference of opinion and beliefs that they have to slander others. Oh wow, you have a degree, so that makes you so smart! I also have degrees in biology and engineering and still not buying the "trust the science." I love this place and all the media produced over the years.