NH Audubon Massabesic Center — Attraction in Auburn

We went there to walk the trails, and the bugs had not yet hatched. So it was very relaxing, and a few other people where on the trails as well. It was a little wet on some trails as it had rained a few days ago, but nothing to stop us.

I will be going back in June for bat counting sessions, looking forward to that. This will be a 1st for me. And I have installed a bat house in my yard, as we hear the bats squeaking when they are flying around at night. So it will be cool to see if they take up space in the bat house. I had built one, but then it was too heavy to raise up to the 15' height, so I donated it go Loudon Elementary School [in NH].

Looking forward to going back again and check out the trails in late spring, summer and fall. There is a nice bench to sit on at the end of one of the trails to enjoy the lake. Great lake to boat on, just do not put any part of your body in the water....

What a beautiful venue! I had such a great time DJing at the Audubon Messabesic Center for John & Maria's wedding! The staff was excellent, the venue was clean, and the wildlife and view were fantastic! There is a cozy but spacious cocktail hour lounge. The wedding was a HOT one (99 degrees that day), but the staff went out of the way to ensure there were places and means for people to cool off. As a wedding DJ, I personally perform for about 60 wedding venues a year, and this venue has an excellent outdoors vibe! Excellent work to all of you, Cheers! ~ DJ...

Took the garden tour that was hosted by Maureen. She did a great job explaining what all the plants were and how each section of the grounds was setup for different groups of plants. Sprinkled in some humor and made the tour educational yet fun and relaxed. We got to see and become familiar with a lot of native plants which can be added to your home garden/yard which attract local wildlife and work with the local ecosystem. Was a fun educational tour that was a good weekend activity. Learned a lot and discovered a lot of plants that we’ll add to our future...