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Earthplace: the Nature Discovery Center photo from the official site
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Botanical garden or arboretum18 · Full official gallery
Mostly outdoors
Age fitBest for younger kids and elementary grades
CostPublished rates found: $10, $5. Use the linked price page for the matching ticket line.
Group planCheck group size, chaperones, and reservation steps.
Weather noteMostly outdoors; check heat, rain, mud, and seasonal hours.
Day logisticsLunch: No public lunch or outside-food rule is captured yet. · Booking: Use the ticket or visit page for current reservation timing.
Lutz Children's Museum
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Children’s museum educational field trips, live-animal/nature curriculum, required reservations, student minimum, and general admission pricing3 · Limited photos
Mostly outdoors
Age fitBest for younger kids and elementary grades
CostPublished rate found: $13.
Group planCheck group size, chaperones, and reservation steps.
Weather noteMostly outdoors; check heat, rain, mud, and seasonal hours.
Day logisticsLunch: No public lunch or outside-food rule is captured yet. · Arrival: No public bus, parking, or drop-off detail is captured yet.
Mystic Aquarium photo from the official site
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Mystic Aquarium school and youth group field trips, beluga whales, penguins, sharks, classroom programs, free chaperones, parking, lunch, and seasonal pricing17 · Full official gallery
Mystic Aquarium
Indoor/outdoor aquarium campus with exhibit galleries, marine mammals, penguins, sharks, rays, classroom programs, free parking, picnic-area lunch planning, and sensory/accessibility support.
Age fitStrong for Pre-K through grade 12 marine science, ocean conservation, animal adaptations, life science, NGSS-aligned classroom programs, and Connecticut or Rhode Island school groups.
CostGroup price source available.
Group planCheck group size, chaperones, and reservation steps.
Weather noteMostly outdoors; check heat, rain, mud, and seasonal hours.
Day logisticsLunch: Outside food may not be brought into the facility. Use the picnic area near the east end of the parking lot or the Saltwater Cafe, and confirm timing before leaving students to browse. · Arrival: Use 55 Coogan Blvd in Mystic. The official group booking and FAQ pages say parking is always free; plan bus/car arrival so the whole group can enter within the purchased arrival hour.
Stamford Museum & Nature Center photo from the official site
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Stamford Museum & Nature Center field trips, Stamford CT school groups, nature center, Heckscher Farm, Heckscher WILD, planetarium, astronomy, art, agriculture, trails, pricing13 · Full official gallery
Mixed indoor/outdoor 118-acre Stamford campus with Bendel Mansion galleries, Overbrook Nature Center, Heckscher Farm, Heckscher WILD, trails, Nature's Playground, picnic areas, planetarium/astronomy programming, and weather exposure
Age fitStrong for preschool through middle school nature, agriculture, astronomy, art, farm animals, trails, live animals, planetarium, homeschool groups, and Fairfield County school groups.
CostPublished rates found: $20, $18, $15, and more. Use the linked price page for the matching ticket line.
Group planOfficial scheduling guidance requests at least one adult for every ten students and a maximum of one chaperone per child. Homeschool fee guidance references a 10-child minimum.
Weather notePart indoor, part outdoor; keep a bad-weather backup.
Day logisticsLunch: Ask for picnic-area lunch use during scheduling. Official booking prompts specifically ask whether the group will use a picnic area for lunch, and the site also notes picnic tables for snacks or lunch during visits. · Arrival: Use the main 39 Scofieldtown Road address for most visits and the 151 Scofieldtown Road Astronomy Center/Farmhouse entrance when relevant; official directions note that buses and commercial vehicles cannot use the Merritt Parkway.
Families walking the dinosaur nature trail past the fog volcano at The Dinosaur Place
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Dinosaur trail3 · Limited photos
The Dinosaur Place
Mostly outdoor 60-acre dinosaur park with 100+ life-sized dinosaurs, 1.5 miles of nature trails, playgrounds, A-MAZE-asaurus, T-Rex Tower, seasonal Splash Pad, and weather-dependent attractions
Age fitBest for preschool through grade 5 dinosaur, geology, paleontology, outdoor movement, pretend-play, nature trail, homeschool, camp, scout, and Connecticut school groups.
CostOfficial prices listed.
Group planGeneral Dinosaur Place tickets are purchased at the door, while group, birthday, and season-pass planning routes through phone contact; call 860-443-4367 before promising a class date or group terms.
Weather noteMostly outdoors; check heat, rain, mud, and seasonal hours.
Day logisticsLunch: Official guidance allows outside food, coolers, and wagons, but does not allow alcohol or glass containers. Plan picnic timing, cooler storage, weather backup, and trash handling before arrival. · Arrival: Official pricing says parking is always free. Confirm bus unloading, group meeting point, and driver instructions with the venue because the public page does not publish a dedicated school-bus procedure.