Every year, hundreds of children explore the wonders of the natural world at NH Audubon’s summer and vacation camps.
For questions about camp registration, scholarships, and programming details at McLane Center in Concord and at Massabesic Center in Auburn, please contact Claire Adams by email or call 603-224-9909 x404.
FULL DETAILS FOR 2025 CAMPS COMING SOON.
Financial Assistance is Available! NH Audubon is pleased to offer financial assistance to families who may be in need thanks to the contributions of members and past camp families, and generous donations from local organizations. Funding is available on a first come, first served and need-driven basis, with household income as a calculated factor. Please contact Claire Adams for an application.
NH Audubon also partners with the NH Department of Education’s summer camp scholarship program ReKINDling Curiosity. If you are interested in learning more about that scholarship opportunity or have received funds and would like to use them to pay for our camp programs, please contact Claire Adams for an invoice.
Camp Discounts: NH Audubon Family Memberships include a 10% discount on camp rates for all campers and Leaders-in-Training. Become a member to help support NH Audubon’s mission and receive your savings.
Before and After Care: For an additional fee, Before and After Care options are offered for all camp sessions. Before Care begins at 8am-8:30am for $10/day and After Care is offered from 4pm-5pm for $15/day.
Claire Adams recently joined the New Hampshire Audubon education team in a brand-new role as Camp Administrator – Environmental Educator. Hailing from central New York, Claire earned a Bachelor of
Nature Day Camp is overflowing with summer fun and we’ve only just begun. Camp is in full swing at both McLane Center in Concord (meet the camp staff, pictured here)
Have you met Our Peep, Shelby Morelli yet? Shelby is a New Englander who loves spending time outdoors with her family. She grew up in Maine where her love of
Have you met Our Peep, Willa yet?! Willa Coroka (C as in “cinnamon”) is a wild child, her heart at its fullest while flitting through the New England forests amidst
We are pleased to introduce Slater Roosa, Massabesic Center’s new Education Coordinator. A born and bred New Englander, Slater received a B.S. in Biology from Salve Regina University, where he
Photo, top: dip netting at Turkey Pond by Shelby Morelli, kids exploring the pond at Massabesic Center (staff photo), camp friends by Hilary Chapman.
