This place is one my husband and I stop at every time we visit Drumheller. It's a nice little shop; everything is clean and nicely arranged. It's run by a British lady who's very soft-spoken and friendly; she seems a little eccentric, but in a good way ;) It's relatively small, but has a pretty good selection of stuff in it.
There's a variety of things for all kinds of fossil & rock collectors - though I would say the stuff they sell tends to be heavier on the fossil selection and a bit lighter on the rock end of things.
On the lower end of the price range, you have small pieces of rock samples, toys for kids, little polished fossils & the like. Mid-range stuff includes jewelry (I recently bought a pendant made from a Megalodon tooth) and smaller fossils, like ammonites. On the more expensive end, you have things like really fancy ammonites and bits of fossilized dino bone in nice display stands - my husband bought part of a triceratops frill there, and they recently had a lovely fossilized crab on a stand, and I fell in love with this coffee table that had fish fossils in the tabletop. On the very pricey end of things, you have some crazy cool stuff, like the better part of an entire triceratops skull, or a really well-preserved full psittacosaurus skeleton in situ.
You can probably tell I'm a bit of a nerd about this stuff :P Which is why you can tell it's a good place to check out - if a fossil-loving lady and her even bigger fossil-nerd husband like this place, you're likely to find something good there yourself :) read more