1 / 2Adventure Aquarium
📍 Camden, AZ
Adventure Aquarium in Camden houses 15,000+ animals, the Northeast's largest shark collection, a v-shaped Shark Bridge, NJ's longest Shark Tunnel, three touch exhibits, and a sensory-friendly kids area. Advance booking is essential.
🏆 Family Action Verdict
Best for families with children of any age who want an immersive shark-focused experience with strong interactive options. The sensory-friendly kids area suits younger visitors. Weekday mornings deliver minimal crowds - weekend visits require patience with lines.
ℹ️ What to Know Before You Go
💬 What Families Are Saying
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Aidan Rowe
11 months ago
“My partner and I have went here together on three separate occasions, twice during special events. Once was the Animal Crossing event, and most recently, the Fintastic Pumpkin Glow one! Took a lot of great pictures, the decor was super fun all throughout the place. The aquarium is well kept with knowledgeable and passionate people who keep it alive. It gets busy, super busy. It is best to reserve before you go, regardless of what time of the week. The ticket lines can be long. Their kids area, Kaleidoscope Cove, has been completely revamped. It is stunning, lots of color and ways to keep busy hands.. busy! We spotted a sensory friendly booth as well and with how hectic things can be, I am very glad to see there is some designated space. Food is overpriced, admittedly, but we learned this trip around that the best way to go is to pack your own lunch and snacks. There is a water refill station so bringing a bottle could be helpful. Overall, incredible visit every time and beautiful to see all the different critters.”
Courtney Liszcz
8 months ago
“This is by far one of the best aquariums in NJ! Beautifully designed and easy to spend 3+ hours looking around. We've been here a few times and each time is just as amazing as the last. There are multiple touch tanks including sharks, stingrays, and starfish. Penguins, sharks, jellyfish, so many fish, frogs, and hippos! They have it all. The upstairs kids area is all new and has a bunch of glowing areas under black lights as well as an area where kids can color their own fish and see it come to life on a projector. The only downside is the price. It's very expensive for a family but there are sometimes deals like buy an adult ticket get a free child ticket as well as membership if you are close. Parking is $10 in the lot across the street. Lunch is a tad expensive and the 2 fill cups they are very serious about. The cups have sensors as well as security maning the drink station.”
kali m
7 months ago
“Bought 2 admission tickets as a last minute plan for the same day, arrived at 1230, admission for 1pm, no wait or line, and nobody gave us a hard time. No staff issues. Only thing is I wish people would've gotten their kids so we weren't bumping into them constantly. Other than that everything was good for a first timer here as two 24 y/o. The area wasn't bad and the aquarium overall was a good experience. Went through all the exhibits & no complaints”
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Overview
Adventure Aquarium anchors its experience around sharks - the v-shaped Shark Bridge lets visitors walk above the tank, and NJ's longest Shark Tunnel puts sharks overhead. Three interactive touch exhibits cover sharks, stingrays, and starfish. The world's only aquarium hippos are a standout. Daily live shows, a 3D theater, scavenger hunts, and a revamped sensory-friendly kids zone round out the visit. Special events like Fintastic Pumpkin Glow add seasonal draws.






