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Basic Membership Privileges for one named adult *$10 discount for seniors 65 and up, college students, and educators – must show proof of status
Basic Membership Privileges for two named adults at the same address
Admits a total of two people per day
Basic Membership Privileges for two named adults at the same address
Admits a total of four people per day
Basic Membership Privileges for two named adults at the same address
Admits a total of six people per day
Basic Membership Privileges for two named adults at the same address
Admits a total of eight people per day
Basic Membership Privileges for two named adults at the same address
Admits a total of eight people per day
Two transferable lake cruise passes
Invitation to donor reception
Listing in Annual Report
Basic Membership Privileges for two named adults at the same address
Admits a total of eight people per day
Five transferable trail passes and two transferable lake cruise passes
One free Two-Person membership to give as a gift
Invitation to donor reception
Listing in Annual Report
Basic Membership Privileges for two named adults at the same address
Admits a total of eight people per day
Ten transferable trail passes and two transferable lake cruise passes
One free Four-Person membership to give as a gift
Invitation to donor reception
Listing in Annual Report
Basic Membership Privileges for two named adults at the same address
Admits a total of eight people per day
Ten transferable trail passes and two transferable lake cruise passes
Two free Four-Person memberships to give as gifts
Invitation to donor reception
Listing in Annual Report
This is by far one the best not so hidden gems of Central New Hampshire! While it functions similarly to a zoo the goal of the facility is to rehabilitate and care for local animals found in the white mountains fo NH. The animals who stay are there for medical or other legitimate reasons to keep them from living in the wild and are given wonderful care. The staff that works there is knowledgable and kind, eager to answer any questions about the animals you may have. The path to see all the animals is fun and equivalent to many easy day hikes with spots to picnic, and a wonderful play/learning area for the young and young at heart. It is a place my family loves to visit time and time again, never getting board of the wonderful animals, new things to learn, and great day that always ensues.
I love this place! It's like a zoo. You see different creatures and read little cool facts about New Hampshire's wild life on the way of the paths you walk. But, it's not only just all walking, you could also visit the play ground they have so your kids could have fun and a educational time.
Great small zoo / science center with wildlife that's native to New Hampshire. Great place to visit with kids as well.
We visited a few years ago but it was blazing hot with high humidity :-( Despite that, we were very impressed and always planned to return at a future point when the weather was more agreeable! The animals were well-cared for, the staff was friendly and knowledgeable and the trails/exhibits were wonderful. We couldn't even explore it all because it was too hot for us! So happy to say that we are vacationing in NH next week and cannot wait to return as the weather looks more reasonable for outdoor adventures!
I just love this place! It is slightly off the beaten path but easy to locate. Plan on spending a couple of hours here to learn about the local wildlife habits , habitat, and food. And , best of all, meet that local wild life in its natural setting.! This business is part of the membership chain of regional zoos and science museums so honors your membership to others around the country for free admission or reduced cost admission to here. I would plan on at least 2-3 hours here although it could be covered (without small children in a bit over an hour). Walk ways are generally paved and handicapped accessible as are the buildings that are dedicated to species or habitat education.
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