Gray Fossil Site

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1212 Suncrest Dr
Johnson City, TN 37615
The Gray Fossil Site is a place where visitors can view and learn about an active prehistoric dig site. Scientists believe the site was formed by an underground limestone cave that collapsed and created a sinkhole. This left a vast fossil deposit that dates back approximately 5 million years ago. Animals that have been unearthed so far include saber-tooth cat, alligator, tapir, rhinoceros, short-faced bear, and a mastodon as well as hundreds of plants and other animals. Admission to the Gray Fossil Site is now part of your admission to Hands On! Discovery Center. Please see the listing for Hands On! Discovery Center for prices, hours, and other visitor information.

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4.510 reviews
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Rebekah M.
10/16/2019

Wonderful, interactive exhibits and engaging staff kept our boys (ages 2-almost 8) busy from about 10am to 4pm, and they would have stayed longer if we'd have let them. There were still things we...

Alex L.
6/15/2024

It's alright. I thought this place was really cool, there's lots of interesting stuff to see. However, I do not think it is worth the price for the amount of things to see.

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Jackie Y.
4/11/2023

What an AMAZING place!! I was visiting friends in Tennessee, and was given a tour of the Gray Fossil Site by one of the wonderful employees. I was so impressed and amazed and what goes on, how...

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Saba S.
12/6/2021

You might not guess from the name, but the Gray Fossil Site is a discovery museum for kids! My 6 year old had a blast playing with the hands-on exhibits and exploring the fossil displays. For $2...

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Meghan W.
11/21/2019

Great hands on science center! We went on a rainy day and spent all our time at the inside exhibits. The maker space is full of fun activities that kept my 11 year olds busy for hours. We also...

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