Business Membership

Show your support of Squam Lakes Natural Science Center

A business membership provides a way for you to easily give your employees a great benefit and allows you to support Squam Lakes Natural Science Center too.

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Business Membership Details

Each trail admission pass is good for one free trail admission during regular operating hours and expires on November 1 of the calendar year purchased.
Squam Lake Cruises offers five canopied pontoon boats guided by experienced and knowledgeable tour captains ready to help with your special employee outing.

Business Membership Levels

Oak Membership

10 trail admission passes

Birch Membership

25 trail admission passes
15% discount on fuction room rentals

Balsam Membership

50 trail admission passes
15% discount on fuction room rentals
25% discount on a Lake Cruise Charter

Maple Membership

100 trail admission passes
15% discount on fuction room rentals
50% discount on a Lake Cruise Charter

For more information about Business Memberships please contact Kim Beardwood Smith, Development Officer at 603-968-7194 x 131 or

Thank you for your support!

2019 Business Members:

Bob's Shurfine Market

Ashland, NH

Cormack Construction Management

David M. Dolan Associates

Donahue, Tucker & Ciandella

E.M. Heath Supermarket

East Coast Foundation Company

Center Harbor, NH

Foreco

Rumney, NH

Franklin Savings Bank

Guiseppe's Pizzeria & Ristorante

Holderness Harbor

Home Repair Plus

Northwood, NH

Malone, Dirubbo & Company

Neurodevelopmental Institute of New Hampshire

New Hampshire Electric Co-op

Peabody & Smith Realty

Pike Industries

Rockywold Deephaven Camps

Six Burner Bistro

Transformative Healthcare

Howard Nash, 10/08/18
Very well presented exhibit on the wildlife of New Hampshire. Coming from the UK, we had some concerns about the moral question of keeping wild animals in cages. This was set against the very obvious great condition of the animals on display and the effort taken to educate on the natural world - a video or even holograph would not have the same impact. The reason we give it only 4 stars is that not enough effort is made to explain why the animals, particularly the large animals, are kept in relatively small enclosures. Looking at the negative reviews that focus on the moral question, your responses are very encouraging. Perhaps you should cut out the middleman and make more effort at the Centre to explain why the animals are maintained in captivity from a conservation perspective.
Chip Work, 07/01/18
We stopped by here on the suggestion of 2 NH natives as a place our 10 year old grandson would enjoy. Well to use "enjoy" would be an understatement, if I were to describe my grandson's experience. There are so many different exhibits, each inviting and engaging young and old minds alike. The animal habitats are brilliant in design. We watched a presentation on the porcupine that had my techno-geek grandson filling up the Q & A session with his curiosity gone wild. The whole staff is very knowledgeable, professional, and polite. The trail and exhibits are clean and well kept. The whole experience was great for our grandson and myself as well.
Eric Jewart, 08/20/19
Had a fun visit there with my kids. We saw a presentation with a live porcupine which was cool. The presenter was very engaging. We spent about two hours total, just drifting around the main loop looking at everything there. The mountain lion and bobcat were pretty neat to see.
Cailin Nelson, 08/03/18
Very nice place, clean and informative. Different from other places - lots for kids to learn hands on. I was a little apprehensive due to the cost and not many animals but felt like it was worth every penny. I would recommend packing a lunch and taking advantage of the trails - make a full day out of it.
Eric Jewart, 08/17/19
Had a fun visit there with my kids. We saw a presentation with a live porcupine which was cool. The presenter was very engaging. We spent about two hours total, just drifting and the main loop looking at everything there. The mountain lion and bobcat were pretty neat to see.