Safari February Camp

Kids love our camps! Our environmental day camp programs spark curiosity and empower kids to see themselves as scientists and naturalists, excited about discovering the world around them.

About Safari Camp

Safari camp programs aim to spark your child’s curiosity about the wonders of nature. Engaging activities foster inquiry-based learning and encourage children to make choices that contribute to the conservation of our Blue Planet. Our dedicated counselors ensure a safe and enriching experience for every camper.

February Camp is available by the day or by the week. 

  • Daily Cost: $90 members, $100 non-members
  • Weekly Cost: $450 members, $500 non-members
  • After-care: $30 per day (until 5:30pm)

*Please note: There is a 3 percent credit card processing fee that will be added at checkout, for those paying by credit card.

You must have a 6 Star or Family Membership valid through your chosen camps dates to take advantage of the member rate.

Daily Themes

Monday, February 16 and 23
Crazy Coral Reefs

We’ll visit the Center’s colorful coral reef exhibit and learn how these ecosystems sustain an incredible diversity of ocean life such as fish, sea turtles, sharks and more! Watch as our reef animals are fed their daily meal, and find out how coral reefs are being affected by warming waters. Design a cool reef craft to take home!

Tuesday, February 17 and 24
Winter Woods Ramble

Head out onto the park’s trails with us to look for signs of winter wildlife, such as tracks and scat. We’ll discuss what animals are sleeping the winter away, and what animals remain active throughout the chilly season. Build a snow animal or a cozy den in the wintry landscape!

Wednesday, February 18 and 25
Rock On!

We’ll stroll the winter coastline investigating the rocks we find, and learning how and when they were formed. We’ll look for signs of erosion caused by winter storms. Inside, we’ll check out some cool fossils and minerals, and design a ‘Pet Rock’ to take home. Geology is fun!

Thursday, February 19 and 26
Seabirds in Winter

Loons, eiders and scoters, oh my! Scan our coastal waters with us learning how to identify winter seabirds. How do they keep warm? What are they eating on their dives below the ocean’s surface? Come find out the answers to these questions, and play some fun seabird games in the snow!

Friday, February 20 and 27
One World Ocean

We’ll wrap up the week diving into the world of ocean conservation and exploration. With stories, games  and short videos, we’ll learn about the wonders of our one world ocean, and discuss why it is so important to protect the health of the ocean and its inhabitants. Plus, design an ocean craft to take home.

How to Register

To register online, click the button below, which will take you to our easy-to-use registration software, CampBrain. If you registered for camp via CampBrain in the past, your email address will be recognized. New users will be prompted to set up a new account. Please be aware that CampBrain requires that you create a personal account within it that is separate from your membership account. 

Confirmation

You will receive an email confirmation for your registration.

Become a Member

Seacoast Science Center members are entitled to reduced camp prices and early summer camp registration. Membership must be active through the date for which you are registering to be eligible for the discount. Click here to learn more about all the great member benefits, and join or renew today.

Cancellation Policy

Cancellations that are made two weeks prior to your child’s first day of camp begins will receive a 50% refund. No refunds will be given after that time.

What to Bring & Other Important Information

Children should always come prepared with layers of warm outdoor clothing and boots. Please label all of your child’s belongings. We go outdoors, rain or shine, but focus on indoor activities during inclement weather. Please pack a peanut/tree nut-free lunch and snacks that do not require refrigeration.

To reach the Camp Director while Camp is in session, please call 603-812-9425.

Camp Scholarship Fund

The Center has created a Camp Scholarship Fund to offer financial assistance to those otherwise unable to attend. We encourage your support of this fund; please donate now. 

To apply for financial assistance, please contact Henry Burke, Camp Director, at h.burke@sscnh.org or 603-436-8043, ext. 16.

Questions?

Contact Henry Burke at 603-812-9425 or h.burke@sscnh.org.

24th Annual BioBlitz!

Sunday, September 20, 2026 • 7 AM-4PM

Join us at Odiorne Point State Park to discover the incredible diversity of species found along our Seacoast. All ages and experience levels are welcome!

CLOSING EARLY: THURSDAY, May 22, 2025. Due to anticipated high winds, we will be closing at 3pm today, to prioritize the safety of visitors, volunteers & staff. Stay safe.

Update: Tuesday, July 7, 2026

Planning to visit today?

It’s a good idea to reserve online, especially with rain forecasted, as rainy summer days often find us at capacity, particularly in the morning, with walk-ins depending on availability. Book tickets here. 

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