Nonprofit nature day camp run by NH Audubon at its Massabesic Center in Auburn (and McLane Center in Concord) for ages 4–15. Full-day programs run 9am–4pm — Discovery (ages 6–9) and Explorer's (ages 10–12, with statewide field trips) — plus a half-day Wonders camp (ages 4–5, 9am–noon) and a Leaders-in-Training program (ages 13–15). Campers explore nature, wildlife, and the outdoors.
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We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact NH Audubon Massabesic Center directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★Stephen PriestI liked the one in Concord better but I have been bringing my son and finally my daughter here for years. We checked out the new 🆕 wheelchair ♿ accessible trail. One path leads to a pond, not named Amy, and the other takes you through the pollinators garden then back 🔙 to the center. Some of the trails were closed 🔐 and a little difficult to find. I have not been in the center for a while. What I do remember I liked. It has probably been renovated and I hope to visit again. Plenty of parking 🅿️.
★★★★★saravanan muthiahHiking trails start behind the Audubon center garden. Unpaved but marked trails lead to Lakefront battery point and blueberry point with beautiful views of the lake. Friendly folks with pets on leash. No wildlife to be seen. Great place for a long and peaceful hike!
★★★★★Ben ChouFriendly staff at the building. They have a reptile lab inside too. There's a really nice trail right off the center. The trails are pretty easy with minor inclines at worst, more like a tough walk than a hike. Some of the signs have eroded on the yellow trail but it is still quite easy to get navigate.
★★★★★Scott MellottThe Audubon center was closed (odd for a weekend) but the Battery Point trail hike was very nice. Out and back with a couple detours along the way came out to just over 5 miles according to Alltrails
★★★★★Eric Maurice LevesqueEasy walking trails in Southern NH. The trails were well marked, and they were easy, and wide enough. If you bring a stroller make sure it can handle rough terrain, otherwise the trails are great for young kids, and people of all ages. The views of the lake are also great. I'll be making my way up to this site alot more often. Be warned no porta potties on site.