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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
A had a great time as did my 4 year old son. The dinosaur exhibit was awesome and I really emitted the walkthrough set up in a somewhat very natural setting. I'm normally not a big fan of caged wild animals but the broad variety of local wildlife they do have on exhibit were all injured in some way, shape, or form and wouldn't have survived had they not been rescued and prob wouldn't have survived had they been released back into the wild... So that was actual a small sigh of relief.
This nature preserve is one or the most important places in the State, or the country. Inventive, entertaining exhibits are sprinkled liberally in between live wild animals (all rescues that would otherwise die or fair poorly). Plenty of playground installations for the Rugrats to wear themselves out on. Every parent who can must take their children as often as possible so that the messages about nature and the environment have a chance to get across and be heard and understood. There are dozens of nature and wildlife live presentations every week. This is truly a national treasure.
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.
Great place, love all the exhibits and the animals, the staff is great as well. Always a fun time. Going on a weekday closer to late afternoon helps avoid most of the chaos of field trips.
It was nice to visit. However , the price is high yet I understand why. They are a nonprofit and need the money. I do wish they had a post up talking about the animal in the exhibit. For example the 3 legged fisher. I would of liked to of learned more about them. Is there a sight online to learn about them. Some stuff was closed but is understandable.
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