Riverland Education Adventure Center
ALONG THE MERRIMACK RIVER IN CANTERBURY, NH

The Riverland Education Adventure Center was founded in 1989 with a generous donation of land, by Don and Lois Booth. Ropes course elements and a small lodge were constructed over several years by teen and adult volunteers. Programs are rooted in the belief that all youth are creative and valuable members of our classrooms, schools and communities. Youth are fully engaged and recognized for their important contributions. Activities develop a sense of community, individual leadership, cooperation and compassion within each group.

Programs For:
School groups, youth organizations, faith-based communities, camps, youth leaders, and adult groups looking for staff training and community-building experiences.

Facilities:

Low Elements Ropes Course
We conduct large and small group initiatives with discussion about how participants will transfer and integrate what they learned back in their schools and communities. Ropes course activities can accommodate up to 48 people at a time.

Beach, Trails and River
Come to Riverland to walk on trails in the conservation area, swim at the town beach along the Merrimack River, or paddle a serene stretch of waterway that runs right past the Riverland property.

Lodge
The lodge is heated for year-round use and offers rustic accommodations for up to 8 people.

Geograhic Area: Statewide