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The people of Bedrock tend to be fairly friendly, if not without having various quirks.

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Sometimes the wilderness on Bedrock's outskirts appears to be desert-like, whereas at other times it resembles a tropical/ subtropical jungle (as shown in the opening scenes of the theatrical animated movie The Man Called Flintstone).

However, episodes and movies set at Christmas time depicted plenty of snow. Palm trees and cycads are common yard trees, suggesting a warm climate. The climate of Bedrock is somewhat undetermined, since different Flintstones episodes and media have portrayed it differently. For instance, sauropod dinosaurs were seen being used as cranes at the town's most well-known employer, 'Slate Rock and Gravel' (also known as 'Rockhead and Quarry Cave Construction Company' in the series' earlier episodes). Though the first two seasons' opening credits of the original Flintstones series stated the town's population as only 2,500 people (though it did swell to 30,000 in a dream sequence in the sixth-season episode entitled 'Rip Van Flintstone'), Bedrock was generally presented as a medium-sized American city, with all the amenities of such, but with a 'prehistoric' twist. 'The Flintstone Flyer' September 30, 1960īedrock is the fictional town located in prehistory that is home to the characters of the hit animated television series The Flintstones.

Bedrock at night, as seen in the closing credits of the first two seasons of The Flintstones.