Northern Waters Outfitters Rafting & Camping in Errol, NH

In the heart of northern New Hampshire, the small town of Errol offers raw, accessible river adventures along some of the region’s most scenic waterways. Northern Waters Outfitters anchors this frontier experience, providing a broad range of river rentals and guided trips that invite paddlers of all levels to engage directly with the wild, flowing landscape. Whether you’re launching a tandem kayak or learning the ropes in their canoe school, the waters near Errol demand attention and respect, with their mix of calm stretches and occasional whitewater thrills.

Northern Waters Outfitters specializes in small group and self-guided river outings, perfect for visitors looking to customize their time outside. The rental options span from single and two-person catarafts to canoes, kayaks, tubes, and even row frame rafts, allowing a variety of skill levels and comfort zones to find the right fit. For those who want to extend their stay, Northern Waters offers both tent camping and RV sites on-site, with natural views that ease into the forested shorelines. The presence of boats like sturdy catarafts and classic rafts emphasizes hands-on, waterborne adventure without the bulk of larger commercial operations.

Adding to the sense of connection, Gray Ghost Cabin serves as a base for delving deeper into the area’s outdoor offerings, enhancing the rustic yet supported feel of the experience. The company’s river shuttle service ensures seamless logistics for multi-point trips along the Androscoggin or nearby stretches, common climbing grounds for paddlers chasing solitude and fresh water.

Errol itself is rugged, with granite outcrops and northern hardwood forests framing the waterways. The vibe here skews toward genuine wilderness—it’s a quieter chapter in New England’s outdoor story, less trafficked and with a straightforward, no-frills approach to natural adventure. Northern Waters Outfitters sits at the center of this, giving guests an authentic gateway to northern New Hampshire’s rivers and campsites, rich in both challenge and quiet beauty.