Dinopark Vyškov, Dinosaur and zoological park in Vyškov, Czech Republic

Dinopark Vyškov is a dinosaur-themed amusement park on 4 hectares in the Marchanice former resort area of Vyškov, Czech Republic. Several dozen life-sized Mesozoic animal models stand along outdoor paths, with a children's palaeontological playground, a trail, a day observatory and a 4D cinema. It shares an entrance and a single admission fee with Zoopark Vyškov, about 2.5 km away.

DinoPark Vyškov opened on 20 May 2006 as the third DinoPark in Czechoslovakia, after Plzeň and Bratislava; its pavilion was created with the West Bohemian Museum in Plzeň. A Dinovláček train began carrying visitors on 19 May 2007, and a suspended ride opened in July 2014. In 2011 it was the fifth most visited tourist site in the South Moravian Region.

The park brings together living animals and full-sized prehistoric figures in a way that lets visitors move between two very different worlds in one day. Families with children tend to spend time in both sections, often lingering near the larger dinosaur sculptures.

The park lies in the former resort area of Marchanice, about 2.5 km from Zoopark Vyškov, and shares a single entrance and ticket with the zoo. A small train, the Dinovláček, has carried visitors around the grounds since 19 May 2007. The site covers 4 hectares, so allow time to walk between the models, playground, planetarium and cinema.

A 4D cinema inside the park adds physical effects to the visual experience, offering a different way to encounter prehistoric life beyond the outdoor sculptures. This indoor space is easy to overlook for visitors focused on the open-air areas.