Riverine Woods Resort is exactly what it sounds like...an accommodation property located on the banks of a river and surrounded by lush forests. The property consists of 5 cottages, constructed a little away from the banks of the Ramganga River. All cottages are a practical application of the mission of the resort to preserve the environment of the hills. Locals were employed to make these mud, brick and thatched-roofed cottages. None of the cottages have air conditioning, allowing the resort to minimise its electricity usage. These accommodation units, however, have been designed in such a way so as to allow for maximum natural ventilation by cool breezes. Each unit is equipped with twin beds, large windows, bedside tables, power sockets and en suite bathrooms with western-style toilets.

There is an open square-shaped building with bamboo chairs in the campus for you to soak in the warmth of the sun and gaze at nature. The common dining hall of Riverine Woods Resort Corbett is again made of bricks and too has a thatched roof. Its interiors, coupled with simple and long wooden tables and benches will take you back to the days of yore, when science and technology had not advanced much. Sit in such a simplistic setting and gorge on Chinese, European and Indian delicacies. Walk down to the bar, housed inside the roadhouse near the Ramganga River, to enjoy popular liquors from India and abroad. A huge plus point here is that its staff is made up of members of local communities, who know all about the region and its various aspects. The staff can be contacted for availing the laundry service that the property provides to its guests.

While here, go on a wildlife safari in Corbett for a wonderful experience. Jim Corbett National Park consists of hilly terrain and flat expanses, sheltering a wide range of creatures. The hills are predominantly covered by thick forests of sal, bamboo and peepal trees while the flat stretches overflow with grassland vegetation. Tigers, buffaloes, elephants, leopards, cats, deer, black bears, sloth bears, mongooses and monkeys may be seen here in plenty. Among the reptiles, the rock python is the largest species to live here and it may be seen basking in the sun.

Birdwatching is another exciting activity to go on from Riverine Woods Resort Corbett as the area is home to large species and number of winged creatures. You may also explore the park on foot, hiking through the mountains or enjoy fishing in the river. A wildlife safari in Corbett may also be taken on the backs of elephants. The resort also offers facilities for camping, and you may set up tents on the rocky banks of the river for this purpose.