Emerald Coast Wildlife Refuge Camps and Education Programs
Emerald Coast Wildlife Refuge Education and Medical Facility, 3051 Cloptons Circle, Navarre, FL 32566
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Emerald Coast Wildlife Refuge Camps and Education Programs offers activities such as Little Critter Spring Break Camp and Camp Crow Summer Camp. The program also arranges field trips, private tours, birthday parties, off-site events, volunteer orientations, and the Clays for Conservation sporting clays event. Families can also take part in the Buy a Brick option connected to the program’s campus pathway.
• Ages: 4–18 years old
• Schedule: Little Critter Spring Break Camp runs March 23–27 from 9am–12pm; the Education Center is open to visitors Wednesday–Saturday 9am–3pm and Sunday 11am–3pm
• Price: Education Center admissions are $8 for adults, $7 for military and seniors (55+), $6 for children ages 3–17, free for children under 2; 4x8 inch bricks are $75 and 8x8 inch bricks are $150
The mission of Emerald Coast Wildlife Refuge is education, conservation, and rehabilitation for the welfare of Northwest Florida's natural fauna, with a stated purpose to rescue, rehabilitate, and when possible release back to the wild sick, orphaned, and injured wildlife, and to educate the community on local wildlife and human responsibilities to support that wildlife. The organization is a 501(c)(3) non-profit that receives support through fundraising efforts, grants, and the generosity of community members, businesses, tourists, and other organizations. Its marine mammal and sea turtle stranding team is on call 365 days a year and responds to over 20 stranded dolphins, whales, and sea turtles each year, while the facility provides medical care and rehabilitation to about 1,500 to almost 2,000 injured or orphaned native Florida wildlife patients each year. The Education Center is open to the public and includes animal ambassadors, and the Navarre campus features a pathway between the education and medical centers where purchased bricks are placed. In 2019, Emerald Coast Wildlife Refuge built its Navarre campus.
Last updated February 14, 2026.
• Ages: 4–18 years old
• Schedule: Little Critter Spring Break Camp runs March 23–27 from 9am–12pm; the Education Center is open to visitors Wednesday–Saturday 9am–3pm and Sunday 11am–3pm
• Price: Education Center admissions are $8 for adults, $7 for military and seniors (55+), $6 for children ages 3–17, free for children under 2; 4x8 inch bricks are $75 and 8x8 inch bricks are $150
The mission of Emerald Coast Wildlife Refuge is education, conservation, and rehabilitation for the welfare of Northwest Florida's natural fauna, with a stated purpose to rescue, rehabilitate, and when possible release back to the wild sick, orphaned, and injured wildlife, and to educate the community on local wildlife and human responsibilities to support that wildlife. The organization is a 501(c)(3) non-profit that receives support through fundraising efforts, grants, and the generosity of community members, businesses, tourists, and other organizations. Its marine mammal and sea turtle stranding team is on call 365 days a year and responds to over 20 stranded dolphins, whales, and sea turtles each year, while the facility provides medical care and rehabilitation to about 1,500 to almost 2,000 injured or orphaned native Florida wildlife patients each year. The Education Center is open to the public and includes animal ambassadors, and the Navarre campus features a pathway between the education and medical centers where purchased bricks are placed. In 2019, Emerald Coast Wildlife Refuge built its Navarre campus.
Last updated February 14, 2026.
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