Camp Membership

Bring your campers Nearer to Nature!

Camp Memberships provide discounted trail admission to the live animal exhibit trail and other hiking trails for $3 per camper from June 15 through August 31. We suggest a maximum of 75 campers and one counselor for every five campers per visit. Counselors receive free trail admission. A Camp Membership may be purchased for $400.

Use the online Camp Membership Form Print and mail the Membership Form

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Tips for Camp Visits

Trails are open from 9:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., with the last admission at 3:30 p.m.
Contact us at least 24 hours in advance to let us know you are coming with your campers. Contact Visitor Services Manager Sarah Wall at 603-968-7194 x 47 or

Other Ways to bring your campers Nearer to Nature

Charter a cruise on Squam Lake Schedule a live animal program at your camp

Barbee & Hayden, 09/03/18
Great enclosures for the animals with water features and lots of shade! And for taking pictures, no cage lines in my pictures because they use thick glass for viewing. Animals looked very healthy especially the lion she was fat :) Loved the walking trails too. It was just lots of fun and we will be back when its not so hot!
Keith V, 05/29/19
Great small zoo / science center with wildlife that's native to New Hampshire. Great place to visit with kids as well.
Shane Fowler, 05/05/19
We had a lot of fun. This is great for kids. Lots to learn about plants animals in the white mountains. lots of educational exhibits. Live animals including Bear coyotes deer fox owl etc.. Awesome playground and indoor play area with multiple levels and a spiraling staircase.
Christopher Winson, 05/12/19
A great place to take the family, and learn about local wildlife.
Shaun Wyndman, 08/18/18
This is a very pricey cross between a zoo and a nature trail. The science center features several exhibits relating to the animals in the area. It also has exhibits relating to conservation etc. They offer animal shows, demonstrating live animals several times a day, and feedings three days a week, so check the schedule to see if your favorite is on display. In addition to the move animal exhibits the center features several walking trails offering an opportunity to see local wildlife and plant life. Most tree species are marked for easy identification of the local foliage. There is also a ninety minute boat tour of squam lake available for an additional fee.

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