The CMM is located in Calvert County. If you are planning a fossil trip to the calvert cliffs, a visit here is highly recommended.
The Aurora Fossil Museum is located in… you guessed it… Aurora, NC. This museum is an ode to Lee Creek. It has a large collection of fossils found from the PCS mine in Aurora. It is a definite must see if you are a fossil lover and happen to be in NC. They also have spoils from the mine dumped in an area across the street for visitors to look through.
The Aurora Fossil Museum in Aurora, NC is also listed here because they have Piles of Miocene Pungo material outside of their museum to search through. Find dozens of your very own shark teeth! Give the Museum a visit!
"Fossil Park" is a Park near Toledo Ohio where one can collect Devonian fossils. Check out the website for directions, hours, and events.
Trammel Fossil Park in Sharonville Ohio has Ordovician outcroppings to look through from teh Cincinnatian series.
Caesar Creek State Park at Waynesville Ohio one can find small enrolled Flexicalymene meeki Trilobites from the Ordovician Blanchester Formation at the spillway.
Before you collect, you MUST stop in at the Visitor's Center to review the rules and sign a collecting permit. Also in the Visitor's Center they have a nice fossil display and brochures about the fossils.
At Penn Dixie in Hamburg, NY, you can fossil hunt in an old Devonian quarry for Trilobites, Brachiopods, and Corals. If you want whole Trilobites, be prepared to dig down a bit (well worth it).
At this park you are allowed to collect Devonian fossils. Brachiopods and Corals are common.
