Merryspring's mission is to practice, teach and advocate sound principles of ecology, conservation and horticulture in order to protect our natural environment; and to provide natural landscapes and cultivated areas for public enjoyment.
Our mission is to practice, teach and advocate sound principles of ecology, conservation and horticulture in order to protect our natural environment, and to provide natural landscapes and cultivated areas for public enjoyment. Established in 1974, Merryspring Nature Center is a cherished 66-acre sanctuary dedicated to preserving the natural beauty of the midcoast of Maine.
With a rich history of fostering a connection between people and nature, we offer a variety of programs and events for all ages. Thanks to the generous support of our members, donors and grantors, we continue to maintain this open space for everyone to enjoy. 
Should you wish to contribute, Merryspring is a 501 (c) (3) non-profit.
Merryspring's mission is to practice, teach and advocate sound principles of ecology, conservation and horticulture in order to protect our natural environment; and to provide natural landscapes and cultivated areas for public enjoyment.
Location(s)
30 Conway Road
Camden , ME 04843
United States
We are open to the public every day during daylight hours, free of charge. To preserve the park and the numerous bird species, dogs are not allowed.
Office hours: Tuesday through Friday
from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
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View our Recent Posts:
- Free Family Friday - Autumn Ecology Walk
- Tuesday Talk - Water Gardens with Hannah Howland
- Tuesday Talks - Bear Research and Management in Maine with Caitlin Drasher
- Tuesday Talk - What’s that bug in my backyard? with Roger Rittmaster
- Tuesday Talk - Fall Herb Garden Walk with Denise DeSpirito
- Fabric Dyeing Workshop
- Tuesday Talk - Maine Moose with MDIFW Moose Biologist Lee Kantar
- Free Family Friday – Fairy Village
- Tuesday Talk - Native Perennials with Hannah Howland
- 3rd. Annual Tomato Tasting
Merryspring's mission is to practice, teach and advocate sound principles of ecology, conservation and horticulture in order to protect our natural environment; and to provide natural landscapes and cultivated areas for public enjoyment.