Address: 570 Ocean Blvd, Rye, NH 03870, USA
Phone: +16034368043
Sunday: 10AM–4PM
Monday: 10AM–4PM
Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday: 10AM–4PM
Thursday: 10AM–4PM
Friday: 10AM–4PM
Saturday: 10AM–4PM
Kevin Reese
A great stop to acquaint my Midwestern children with marine life as we drove from Boston headed to our vacation in Acadia. My children enjoyed the touch tanks so much that they could have cared less about any other exhibit (the remaining exhibits were informative and enjoyed by the adults). Outside a quick walk down Rabbit Run, passing the playground, led us to the Sunken Forest tide pool area. The children enjoyed the tide pools even more than the the touch tanks, and both were listed as favorites of the trip even though they were on Day 1 of a 7 day trip. We timed our visit perfectly to have just enough time inside before going outside for low tide.
Matthew Raudonis
We had a great visit on Good friday. Scheduled our check in for mid day so we could arrive early and picnic in the park first. Luckily we missed the large school group that visited in the morning. Our kids loved the touch tank. Several aquariums were well maintained and had informative plaques about the oysters and corals they contained, but surprisingly no info about the fish. It would be nice to have at least list of the various fish and some info about the large Morey Eel. All the employees were very knowledgeable and very nice to the kids
Chelsea Ardle
Amazing gem on new Hampshire's seacoast. They had small aquariums with sea creatures including lobsters, sea horses (one was pregnant!), skates and more. Gift shop was great. Would go back.
Arun Pradeep Karuppiah
This place is good for kids and adults who like to touch small live sea shelled living things and know about it. They have good size sea horse and exotic fishes and size comparison of shark to real life.
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Yes, at the stand alone BBQ grills..
Yes of course. Also Odionne point is beautiful, has a nature path, oceanside view and you can go to the rocks and tide pool. The interior exhibits are fascinating. They open again in May I believe.
Not open year around😓
The actual center is a small building with indoor areas. The surrounding park has trails through fields, forest, and seacoast.
Yes, we are still requiring masks inside the Center. You can find our safety protocol here: https://www.seacoastsciencecenter.org/plan-your-visit/welcome-back-hours-admission/
You get parking with the pass
Hi there. Here are the admission rates: Seacoast Science Center Ages 13-Adult: $10 Seniors (65+): $8 Active Duty Military** & Veterans (with ID): $8 Ages 3-12: $5 Under age 3: FREE Members: FREE **As a Blue Star Museum participant, we are proud to offer free admission to active duty military personnel and their families, from May 18, 2019 (Armed Forces Day)–September 2, 2019 (Labor Day). Free admission does not apply to Odiorne Point State Park. Odiorne Point State Park Admission Ages 12-Adult: $4 Ages 6-11: $2 Under age 6: FREE NH Residents, 65+: FREE
No they do not it is not required to pay. However bringing a gift would be in good taste. By that I mean also a card with perhaps some type of gift card or cash enclosed.
There are no dogs allowed in Odiorne Point State Park, however, you can walk your leased dog on the bike path in the park, along Rt.1A.
Maybe. Thousands of years ago...
Open daily, but Closed: New Year’s Day, Easter, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day Open: MLK Day, President’s Day, Memorial Day, Labor Day, Columbus Day, Veteran’s Day Check their website for current hours and check your local library to see if they have passes for reduced fees.
The fee to odiorne state park is $4-$5 dollars for adults in a car (depends on how busy it is) and $2 for children. This is waived if you have a membership to the science center.
Yes, unless you're a member of the Seacoast Science Center, it is free and you receive a sticker for your window. There is also free parking a little way down the road at Ordionne Park if you don't mind walking.
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