Tickets & Membership

Drumlin Farm admission is $9 for adults, $6 for seniors 65 and over, and $6 for children ages 2 to 12. Mass Audubon members get in free, and a Family membership also covers a second adult plus children or grandchildren under 21. If you will visit more than a few times a year, or want camp or a CSA share, a membership usually pays for itself.

Admission Prices

Mass Audubon posts these prices for Drumlin Farm:

• Adults: $9
• Seniors (65+): $6
• Children (2–12): $6

Mass Audubon's library program notes that children under age 2 are always free. You pay at the admission window by the Nature Center, next to the parking lot. Admission covers the farmyard, barns, wildlife exhibits and all 4 miles of trails.

Do Members Get In Free?

Yes. Mass Audubon says members always get free admission to all of its wildlife sanctuaries, of which it runs more than 60 across Massachusetts. With a Family-level membership, free admission also covers a second adult in the household plus children or grandchildren under 21. Higher levels add free guest admissions.

Mass Audubon Membership Prices

These are Mass Audubon's levels as of April 1, 2026:

• Under 30: $30, one named adult under age 30
• Individual: $60, one named adult
• Dual: $70, two adults
• Family: $85, two adults plus children or grandchildren under 21; also unlocks camp and preschool registration
• Protector: $150, Family benefits plus two guests each visit
• Investor: $300, Protector benefits plus presale access to select programs
• Steward: $600, Investor benefits plus a gift Family membership

Standard benefits include free sanctuary admission, the Explore newsletter, program and shop discounts, and member-only programs.

Is a Membership Worth It?

For a family of two adults and two children, one visit costs $30 at the window. The $85 Family membership covers that household at every Mass Audubon sanctuary for a year, so it pays off on the third visit. It is also required for Drumlin Farm Camp registration and for the CSA farm share.

Library Passes

Libraries in Mass Audubon's Library Partners program lend passes that let you into any Mass Audubon sanctuary for $2 per person, for up to four people. Ask at your local library. Mass Audubon notes that library passes are not accepted on some special-event days, such as Fall-oween on the Farm.

Free Admission Programs

Mass Audubon offers free admission to:

• Indigenous people: free for all self-identified Indigenous people in Massachusetts
• EBT, WIC and ConnectorCare cardholders: free for up to four people (the Card to Culture programs)
• Wonderfund Access cardholders: free for up to six people
• Active-duty military: free for up to five people with a valid military ID
• One-on-one aides and caregivers supporting a person with a disability

Mass Audubon also says some sanctuaries offer free admission to neighbours in the surrounding town; contact the front desk at 781-259-2200 to ask about Drumlin Farm.

Special-Event Tickets

Seasonal festivals use their own prices. For Fall-oween on the Farm 2026, Mass Audubon listed $15 for nonmember adults, $10 for member adults, $12 for nonmember children 2–12 and $8 for member children, with event pricing for every visitor. See events and programs.