Other State Game Lands lie just north of the village of Central in Sullivan County and adjacent to Ricketts Glen State Park. Back To Nature Susquehanna Riverlands Susquehanna Riverlands, located just north of Berwick includes 1,200 acres along the Susquehanna River. Hiking, picnicking, boating, fishing, observation of wildlife, participation in nature activities or just taking some time to relax are popular choices for visitors of the Riverlands. The Land Management Area is open for public hunting of pheasant, grouse, rabbit, squirrel, turkey and deer. The Riverlands Recreation Area and Nature Center offer recreational opportunities for families and groups.
Fishing is permitted on the lake where catfish, bass and pan fish are popular.
In the winter, ice skating is the activity of choice around the lake area. The Wetlands just south of the Riverlands provide a protected environment for a variety of plants and animals. Hunting, fishing, trapping and pets are prohibited in this area of marshlands, fields, ponds, and part of the North Branch Canal. There are three hiking trails which take you past historical and natural points of interest. The Susquehanna Information Center for the Susquehanna Steam Electric Station adjoins the Riverlands.