Mass Audubon Shop
Helping people of all ages connect with nature.
Come visit our store in Lincoln to browse our entire selection of outdoor gear, optics, books, gifts, cards, feeders, and more!
Not able to visit us in-person? You can shop online with us 24/7 and have your order shipped right to your door.
Mass Audubon members get 10% off every purchase, access to special discounts, and invitations to exclusive savings events. Join or renew today to save!
Store Hours
Thursday–Sunday • 10:00 am–4:00 pm |
Location
208 South Great Road, Lincoln, MA 01773 Contact Us781-259-2214 • Email |
Our Services
Binoculars & Spotting Scopes
We carry a wide variety of top-quality optics from Nikon, Kowa, Opticron, Pentax, Swarovski and Zeiss, as well as tripods from Manfrotto and Vanguard. Our knowledgeable and experienced staff can help you demo and compare models to find the best binoculars and/or spotting scope for your specific needs! Contact us to schedule your in-store, one-on-one optics appointment.
Bird Feeder Demos
Want a feeder, but not sure what kind? We're happy to give you a feeder demonstration! Contact us for more details and/or to schedule.
Phone Orders & Curbside Pick-up
Didn't see what you were looking for online? Give us a call at 781-259-2214 and we can answer your questions, take your order over the phone, and coordinate shipping or curbside pick-up at our store in Lincoln.
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Why Buy from the Mass Audubon Shop?
Why Buy from Us?
Your purchases support our work to protect the nature of Massachusetts!
The Mass Audubon Shop is part of Mass Audubon, an independent nonprofit organization that works every day to protect the nature of Massachusetts for people and wildlife through conservation, education, and advocacy. By buying from us, you'll be helping Mass Audubon advance its mission of protecting the wildlife and wild lands that we all enjoy.
→ In addition to the Mass Audubon Shop in Lincoln, Mass Audubon also has smaller, individually-managed gift shops at many of our wildlife sanctuaries across the state.