Riverland Conservation Area Access
Riverland Conservation Area Access
Riverland Conservation Area offers public access to the Merrimack River via a quarter-mile path leading to a sandy beach and small boat launch into Oxbow Pond, with a 50-car gravel parking lot available May 30 through October 15 (7 a. m. to 8 p. m. ).
Kayaks can be launched from the beach but must be carried over the path, and swimming is permitted at your own risk when river conditions are safe (slow current, low level). The area is also a prime bird-watching location and welcomes dogs on the beach.
Nearby points of interest
Find excellent paddling spots, easy access to boat ramps, and all the amenities you need for a memorable day. Your adventure starts here.
Water and weather conditions (10 day forecast)
Check the forecast at Riverland Conservation Area Access before you go paddling.
No forecast data available.
Paddling near Riverland Conservation Area Access
New Hampshire licenses and regulations
Explore New Hampshire waters
Top paddling waters
No waters available right now.
Popular Cities
Loading popular cities...
Explore near Riverland Conservation Area Access
Nearby spots
- Boscawen Town Park Boat Ramp
- Clough Pond Boat Ramp
- Hoit Road Wildlife Area Boat Ramp
- Hot Hole Pond Boat Ramp
- Institute Drive Boat Ramp
- Intervale Road Boat Ramp
- Lehtinen Park Broad Cove Boat Ramp
- Merrimack County Boat Ramp
- Merrimack River Boat Ramp
- Morrill Pond Boat Ramp
- Penacook Street Boat Ramp
- Pillsbury Lake Boat Ramp
- All 37 nearby spots
Nearby waters
More in New Hampshire
Smarter Paddling Starts in the App.
Paddleways gives you everything you need to plan smarter, paddle better, and own every trip from first launch to takeout.
















