Recreational Properties Listings

63 +/- Acres of Privacy With Scenic Views

Buildable 31 Acres in Jackson County with Development Potential

Wildlife Sanctuary With Live Creek, Food Plot, & Pond Potential

Midwest Land Group is proud to present this 40 +/- acre hunting tract in Seminole County, just one mile from the Hughes County line. Located in a strong whitetail area, this property packs an impressive amount of habitat diversity into a manageable acreage. With Cudjo Creek frontage, nearly 2,000 feet of additional seasonal creek, fertile soils, mature timber, and old fields ready to be brought back to life, this is an ideal opportunity for the hunter looking for their own piece of ground with plenty of upside. Water and habitat diversity are what really separate this tract. Approximately 840 feet of year-round Cudjo Creek meanders through the property, while another 1,950 +/- feet of seasonal creek winds through the interior before feeding into Cudjo Creek. This seasonal creek runs water much of the year and may be spring-fed, creating marshy pockets, pools, riparian habitat, and unique rock features along its course. An old pond site along the creek offers an exciting opportunity as well. With some dam repair, a future owner could potentially create a substantial water feature for fishing, waterfowl, and wildlife. Even as it sits today, the combination of creek bottom, water pockets, and wetland-type habitat adds a dimension you don't find on many 40-acre tracts. The hunting potential is easy to see. Black oak, chinquapin oak, post oak, walnut, pine, and persimmon provide mast, browse, and cover throughout the upland and bottomland habitat. Approximately 3.2 acres of old peanut fields offer an established opening ready to be converted into a secluded destination food plot, and 58% of the property consists of Class II and III soils—giving you the fertility to make those plots count. Whitetail deer, turkey, and wild hogs call the area home, and the combination of food, thick cover, creek corridors, and dependable water gives a hunter the ingredients to develop a dynamite little hunting property. Despite its secluded feel, access to town is convenient, with the property only a half mile west of Highway 56, 7 minutes from Sasakwa, 13 minutes from Wewoka, and 30 minutes from Ada. Downtown Oklahoma City is approximately 80 minutes away, with Tulsa around 90 minutes. For someone wanting an affordable-sized hunting tract with quality soils, diverse habitat, live water, and plenty of room to put their own stamp on it, this Seminole County 40 is an incredible opportunity.

42 +/- Secluded Acres - A Sanctuary for Big Bucks

If you're looking for a hunting property where seclusion is the name of the game, this 42 +/- acre farm in Allen County, Kansas deserves a hard look. This farm has a proven history of big bucks and offers the kind of isolation that serious whitetail hunters are constantly chasing. In today's whitetail world, the experts are preaching the importance of sanctuary and minimizing pressure—and this place gives you the opportunity to do exactly that. Tucked away from the hustle and bustle, this property provides the security mature bucks need to reach their full potential and gives a hunter the chance to hunt smart rather than hunt hard. The current owner has established a trail system and has several years of good trail camera history. The farm hunts well in November and is clearly a rut spot. The lane into the farm is owned, NOT AN EASEMENT, and provides the security to protect big deer with no road frontage. With a well-placed food plot, this farm is a true giant despite the smaller acreage. 42 +/- acres of this kind of seclusion is hard to find, especially with a big-buck history already in place. The real value here isn't just measured in acres—it's measured in how a property makes a mature whitetail feel. With the right strategy, this farm can be managed as a true sanctuary while strategically hunting the edges, travel corridors, and staging areas when conditions are right. For the hunter who understands that less pressure equals bigger deer, this Allen County tract could be the foundation of a serious Kansas whitetail program. If your goal is to own a secluded piece of Kansas where big bucks have a reason to stay, this one needs to be on your list. Call Midwest Land Group Agent, Ryan Litwin today for your tour at (406) 581-8869.

Big Beautiful Timber Tract With Development Potential

The pictures just don’t do this property justice. Once you visit this property in person, you really start to appreciate what makes this tract different. The mature pine and oak timber, rolling layout, and established trails give the property a feeling that’s hard to capture in a photo. A gated entrance and fencing along the road give you a nice starting point, and the existing trail system makes it easy to get around and explore. With over 2,400 feet of blacktop road frontage and electric running the length of the property, there are multiple areas that could make great homesites while still leaving plenty of room to enjoy the woods. The owner says the water provider will allow as many water meters as needed, so this is naturally a great investment for a developer. The timber is the real bonus! Large mature pines and oaks create a beautiful canopy and provide excellent cover for the abundant wildlife found throughout the property. Whether you enjoy hunting, riding trails, walking the woods, or would like to own a large piece of land to get away from it all, this tract offers plenty of room to do it. At the same time, you’re never far from town. This property is just a short drive to many amenities, including the city of Overton and Brookshire’s Grocery Store being less than 10 minutes away. You can travel to Tyler and Kilgore in under 20 minutes. There’s a lot you can do with this property, but the best way to understand it is to come walk it. The combination of mature timber, wildlife, privacy, utilities, road frontage, and multiple build sites makes this one worth seeing in person.

Yell County Acreage With Paved Road Frontage

Located just minutes outside of Plainview and Ola, this 34 +/- acre property is ready for its new owner! The property has paved road frontage along Growley Road, along with electricity, rural water, and fiber-optic internet available at the road. Natural rises around the property make for perfect homesites, all within easy access of utilities. The property consists of a mixture of pasture land and standing timber, which is nicely complemented by a seasonal stream. If you are interested in running livestock, the property is partially fenced and has no restrictions. All of this is located in a convenient location, with Ola and Plainview just minutes away, Danville 15 minutes away, Dardanelle 25 minutes away, and the Fourche River, Lake Nimrod, and the Ouachita National Forest all being nearby as well. If you have been looking for a small farm or homesite in the Yell County area, call today to schedule your private showing!

2 Cross Ranch on 2,711 +/- Acres

Fly-in Ranch With Three Rivers and National Forest Boundary

Welcome to one of the most unique recreational farms ever offered in Western Arkansas! With over two miles of water frontage on three rivers, miles of National Forest Boundary, and a private grass runway, allowing great access to this remote and secluded ranch. If you have been looking for a unique farm allowing river frontage, national forest boundary, seclusion, privacy, hunting, fishing, ranching, and so much more, this great Scott County Farm deserves a close look. Located west of Highway 71 in Rural Scott County, this farm is in an area that has remained far from any urban growth, preserving a quietness and way of life that has become more challenging to find. The 432 +/- acres are a mixture of productive pastureland, timberland, and water. The Clear Fork River and Black Fork River meander through the property and along the boundaries, before eventually running together near the northeast corner of the acreage. The confluence of these two rivers marks the start of the beautiful Fourche La Fave River, well known for its breathtaking landscapes and great fishing. The Clear Fork, Black Fork, and Fourche La Fave River all provide an abundance of outdoor opportunities to this property, with nice holes of water, rocky shoals, and year-round water. Along with the abundance of river frontage, this ranch boasts just over two miles of Ouachita National Forest Boundary, providing a nearly unmatched amount of privacy and seclusion. Pairing all of this with the private grass airstrip, this farm has the potential to be the ultimate retreat. The farm has been meticulously maintained with production in mind. Tifton 44 Bermuda grass hay meadows within the property have been specially cared for to produce top-quality horse hay. Fenced and cross-fenced pastures throughout the farm have had exceptional soil and grass quality standards in place, which has led this farm to be one of the most productive in the area. 8 ponds are scattered throughout the acreage, providing water to the cattle pastures. A new 53’x125’ hay barn provides ample storage, along with several other older barns to expand farm infrastructure. A steel working corral is in place and currently being used to handle cattle on the farm. Another quality worth mentioning about this Scott County acreage is its great hunting potential! Deer and turkey are frequently seen on the farm, and have had little to no hunting pressure in the last 15 years. Blocks of mature hardwood timber throughout the farm and along the banks of the rivers have provided the perfect habitat for game in the area, and offer a unique opportunity to the future owner. If you have been looking for riverfront acreage, with a national forest boundary, farm and ranch improvements, great hunting and fishing, all in a remote and secluded setting, you will want to give this farm a look. Call Jake Fowler today to schedule your private UTV tour!

Tennessee Mountain Legacy: 78.22 Acres Bordering Cherokee National Forest

Tucked away at the end of a private three-quarter-mile gravel drive, this remarkable 78.22 +/- acre mountain estate offers a rare combination of craftsmanship, history, and complete seclusion. At its heart is a 3,036 square foot farmhouse-style residence whose story began with an original smokehouse—an enduring piece of Tennessee heritage that adds character and romance to this one-of-a-kind home. Much of the stone and wood used in its construction was sourced directly from the surrounding acreage, giving the residence an authentic connection to the land. Inside, the 3 bedroom, 2 bath home feels warm, spacious, and thoughtfully designed. Crown molding and a blend of hardwood and luxury vinyl plank flooring extend throughout the residence. The impressive 27'x27' main living area is anchored by a dramatic floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace with an oversized hearth and wood-burning iron stove insert. A rustic staircase rises from the spacious entry, while a loft overlooking the living area provides a versatile third bedroom or private guest space. Additional gathering areas include a comfortable family sitting room, formal dining room, and a quiet reading room made for slow mornings and peaceful evenings. The 19.5' kitchen offers custom cabinetry, tiled countertops, a large center island, and KitchenAid appliances, including a cooktop, convection oven, and matching microwave vent hood. The oversized primary suite measures approximately 23x17 feet, while the spacious second bedroom includes its own small loft area. A barn door adds rustic charm to the laundry room, and a covered porch extending from the main living area overlooks a large stone water fountain, creating a peaceful setting to relax and enjoy the sounds of the surrounding landscape. Outside, a year-round creek winds through the yard, wraps around the home, and continues across the property. The homesite is completely private, surrounded by gently rising wooded slopes and rolling pasture. Of the 78.22 acres, approximately 23.22 acres are pasture (plenty of room for all your farm animals), 54 acres are wooded, and 1 acre encompasses the homesite. A substantial 48'x70' barn provides multiple stalls and generous storage for tractors, equipment, recreational vehicles, and other necessities. Two wells serve the property, one supplying the residence and the second dedicated to the stone fountain. The land itself is every bit as impressive as the home. Cherokee National Forest borders the property for approximately 3/4 of a mile, placing thousands of acres of public land within reach for hiking, hunting, horseback riding, and year-round recreation. A winding UTV trail provides access throughout the acreage, while whitetail deer, wild turkey, and black bear are frequently seen. Chestnut oak, white oak, poplar, hemlock, dogwood, holly, Chinese maple, and weeping cherry trees add seasonal color and natural beauty throughout the property. With numerous potential building sites across the rolling pasture, this estate offers possibilities well beyond a private mountain residence. It could serve as an exceptional hunting retreat, vacation homestead, multigenerational property, or the foundation for an upscale cabin or tiny-home rental destination. Whether kept as a secluded personal sanctuary or developed into something larger, this is a property where Tennessee history, mountain beauty, and opportunity come together in an extraordinary way.

19.9 +/- Acres on Upper South Long Lake — Brainerd Lakes Area