Northern Forest Heritage Park

Mission & Vision Statement

Located in the Androscoggin River Valley in the heart of New Hampshire's Great North Woods, the Northern Forest Heritage Park is a non-profit charitable trust whose mission is to preserve andinterpret the history of the working forest and celebrate the multi-cultural heritage of the Great North Woods Region.

Established in 1994 by a local Board of Trustees, the NHFP consists of:

• a three acre site with waterfront access and walkways
• an outdoor amphitheater
• a full-size replica logging camp
• interactive exhibits
• the Brown Company House Museum
• the Artisans display gallery
• and the Artisans Gift Shop

The NHFP hosts forest, river and art exhibits, lectures, seminars, concerts, major cultural festivals, lumberjack competitions, special blacksmith demonstrations and special events.

The Northern Forest Heritage Park is open year round with limited program activity in the winter months.

PLEASE CALL AHEAD BEFORE VISITING OR CHECK THIS SITE FOR A LIST OF EVENTS OR PROGRAMS.

Visit the Region!

We encourage you to visit Berlin and Gorham and the entire Great North Woods region in Northern New Hampshire. Experience the northern New Hampshire with its blend of natural wonders and cultural resources.

Please check out some beautiful photographs from the North Country area.

We look forward to seeing you soon!

Reserve the Northern Forest Heritage Park Cookhouse today for your meetings or upcoming events! Click here for more information!

Other Tenants that reside in the Brown House are:

• United Way
• Androscoggin Valley Chamber of Commerce
• Androscoggin Valley Economic Recovery Corp.
• Tri-County Community Action Program Inc.
• Working Futures