Recreational Properties Listings
Hunt Ready 155 in Greer County
Price: $267,375 Acreage: 155 County: Greer State: OKDiscover this outstanding 155 acre property located just west of Willow in scenic Greer County, Oklahoma. This diverse tract offers over 150 feet of elevation change with breathtaking southern views extending to the distant Wichita Mountains. The property features convenient blacktop road frontage along its northern boundary, with electricity and rural water readily available at the road, plus a newly installed gate for easy access. A one acre pond nestled in the southwest corner adds to the property's appeal and provides an excellent water source for wildlife. The land boasts exceptional habitat diversity, with over 30 acres of prime Class II and III soils perfect for establishing food plots to enhance wildlife management. Native tree species include cottonwood, willow, hackberry, elm, mesquite, and redberry juniper, creating varied cover and food sources throughout the property. Two major drainages run north to south along the eastern and western boundaries, forming natural travel corridors that lead to expansive mesquite flats and adjacent agricultural fields. A seasonal spring flows through the western drainage down to the pond, providing an additional natural water source. The topography transitions beautifully from open grass pastures and small mesquite flats at the higher elevations down to dramatic gypsum hills that drop into the large drainage systems. This turn-key hunting property comes complete with two 800-pound all-season spinner feeders and one MB Ranch King Little Buck blind mounted on a 5-foot stand. The grassland is in pristine condition, having remained ungrazed for several years, and features multiple native varieties including side oats grama, bluestem, Indiangrass, and buffalo grass. Wildlife is abundant, with healthy populations of whitetail deer, feral hogs, doves, and quail utilizing the property's excellent habitat. The adjacent tillable field to the west provides additional winter food sources, while the small mesquite flats offer ideal bedding areas, making this an exceptional opportunity for the serious hunter or outdoor enthusiast.
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Brushy Creek Basecamp - The Ultimate Ozark Homestead & Equestrian Paradise
Price: $72,000 Acreage: 7.23 County: Reynolds State: MOUnlock the ultimate footprint for your dreams with this exceptional, fully surveyed and clearly marked 7.23 +/- acre tract in Black, Missouri. This absolutely beautiful piece of land is an empty canvas, completely ready for its next story to be written by someone who wants to dream, work, and play on their own acreage. Featuring a large open pasture field, this parcel offers a picturesque setting for a scenic country homestead, a custom cabin build site, or a private agricultural layout with plenty of room for livestock grazing. With direct, pristine riverfront access on Brushy Creek and sitting directly across the road from the Mark Twain National Forest, you have an immediate launchpad to premium public hunting, hiking, and riding trails. For the avid hunter and true outdoorsman, this property serves as the ultimate rugged basecamp. The unique layout offers the perfect setup to plant a private wildlife food plot in the established pasture, drawing heavy deer and turkey traffic straight out of the big timber across the road. Use the acreage as your own private deer camp, or step directly onto thousands of acres of public land for a lifetime of backwoods exploration, big-game hunting, and scouting. From chasing longbeards in the spring to sitting over the creek bottom in the fall, it is an outdoor sportsman’s paradise. Bring the horses! This property is a dream setup for riders, with equestrian trails and access nearby and all around the immediate area, allowing you to ride straight into the heart of the Ozarks. The property is also strategically positioned as a premier outdoor base camp, boasting top-tier UTV and camping facilities nearby to support your weekend adventures while you build out your vision. You are also just minutes from the crystal-clear waters of the Black River, putting world-class float trips, gravel-bar camping, and premier smallmouth bass fishing right in your backyard. Surrounded by endless wilderness, this absolutely beautiful riverfront property offers unmatched exploration opportunities. Bring your side-by-sides, your horses, or your building blueprints—the lines are pinned, the ground is ready, and your Ozark legacy starts here!
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Beaver Lake Recreational or Homesite Acreage With Boat Slip
Price: $425,000 Acreage: 15 County: Benton State: AREscape to your own private retreat on Beaver Lake with this beautiful 15 +/- acre tract offering a rare combination of lake frontage, recreational opportunities, and future building potential. Tucked into a quiet cove, the property features a charming 400 +/- square foot cabin with a spacious deck, kitchen, full bathroom, and two sleeping lofts—an ideal getaway for enjoying the lake and surrounding outdoors. A 10'x24' boat slip in a co-owned dock with swim deck provides convenient access to the water for boating, swimming, and relaxing; a jet ski sled also conveys along with the deeded boat slip. The property boasts abundant wildlife and a rich deer hunting history, with adjoining Corps of Engineers land extending along the back of the cove, creating a sense of privacy and recreational space well beyond the property's 15 +/- acres. A well-maintained, semi-private access road provides convenient access while preserving the peaceful setting. With room to build additional homes and a completed perc test for a 4 bedroom, 4 bathroom septic system, the property offers excellent potential for expansion or a future lake retreat. Located just 25 minutes from downtown Rogers, this unique offering combines the best of Beaver Lake recreation, hunting, privacy, and proximity to town.
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49.11 +/- Acres in Beckville ISD, East Texas Land Investment
Price: $224,350 Acreage: 49.11 County: Panola State: TXOpportunity awaits on this 49.11 +/- acre tract located in Beckville ISD. Whether you're looking for a long-term land investment, hunting property, or a blank slate to develop into your own recreational retreat, this property offers acreage and potential. Mature pine timber has recently been harvested, leaving younger pine and hardwood timber remaining throughout the property. The southern portion has been cleaned up and mulched, providing an improved starting point for a new owner. The remaining acreage offers an opportunity for additional clearing, trail development, and property improvements to create the layout and usability you envision. This is a property where vision and some work could go a long way. The land has historically been used for hunting and timber investment purposes and features a wet weather creek along the north side, partial fencing, and existing oil and gas activity, including a lease road entering the property. The property also benefits from a timber exemption, offering potential tax advantages for continued qualifying timber use. Electricity is at the road. All utilities and service availability should be independently verified by the buyer. If you're an investor looking for East Texas acreage, a hunter wanting to establish your own property, or someone willing to put in the work to unlock its potential, this 49.11 +/- acre tract is worth a look.
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Secluded Homesite, Recreation, and Pasture With Katy Trail Frontage
Price: $165,000 Acreage: 19 County: Henry State: MODiscover the potential of this secluded 19 +/- acre property offering an attractive combination of open pasture, wooded acreage, and recreational opportunities. Conveniently located just 10 minutes from Windsor and 20 minutes from Clinton, the property provides a peaceful rural setting with excellent accessibility. The acreage is fenced and features a scenic pond, a mix of pasture and mature timber, and several potential homesites ideal for building a country home or weekend retreat. Frontage along the historic Katy Trail adds a unique recreational element, providing convenient access to miles of scenic trails for hiking and biking. The combination of wooded cover, open ground, and water also creates an inviting habitat for deer, turkey, and other wildlife. Whether you're looking to establish a private residence, enjoy outdoor recreation, or maintain a small hobby farm, this versatile tract offers plenty of possibilities. Located within the Windsor School District, with an adjoining home and an additional 10 +/- acres also available for purchase.
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Coffey County 40 +/- Acres - Cropland, Whitetails & Build Potential
Price: $190,000 Acreage: 40 County: Coffey State: KSOpen crop fields and a wooded creek come together on this Coffey County tract at the southeast corner of 10th Road and Trefoil Road. Approximately 32 tillable acres lie on both sides of the creek, with the largest stretch of open ground to the north. Kenoma silt loam makes up about 82% of the mapped soils, with smaller areas of Dennis and Verdigris silt loams. The tract has road frontage on two sides, and rural water and electric lines run along the north side. For deer hunters, the appeal is in how the timber connects. Trees follow the creek across the property, widening near the northwest corner and branching south between the fields. That continuous cover offers potential travel routes for deer moving through the surrounding farm country. Where the timber squeezes between fields, natural pinch points give hunters specific places to scout for trails and potential stand sites. About 22 feet of elevation change adds definition to the terrain, from the higher ground on the east side to the lower creek bottom near Trefoil Road.
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Elite Kansas Hunting Farm With Year-Round Recreation
Price: $755,000 Acreage: 151 County: Reno State: KSProperties of this caliber don't come available very often. Located just half a mile south of the North Fork Ninnescah River in Reno County, Kansas, this remarkable 151 +/- acre farm is the definition of a turnkey sportsman's paradise. Years of thoughtful planning, habitat improvements, and strategic management have transformed this property into an exceptional hunting destination with a proven history of producing mature Kansas whitetails. Every food plot, blind, stand, feeder, and trail has been strategically placed with one goal in mind: creating consistent opportunities to encounter and harvest mature bucks year after year. One of the most impressive aspects of this property is its location. Directly across the road to the north lies approximately 3,827 contiguous acres of wildlife habitat stretching along the North Fork Ninnescah River. This tremendous expanse of neighboring habitat creates an exceptional setting for a trophy whitetail hunting property, with thousands of acres of additional cover in the immediate area. Combine that surrounding habitat with the improvements and management practices established on this 151 +/- acre tract, and you begin to understand what makes this farm so special. Visualize slipping down a freshly mowed trail on a crisp November morning, making your way to a strategically positioned blind or stand. As daylight breaks, deer begin filtering through the property, and the anticipation builds, knowing the caliber of bucks this farm has produced. Deer in the 160-180 inch class have consistently frequented this property, with bucks of that caliber harvested over the past several years. Perhaps even more impressive is what the current owner has witnessed following those successful hunts. The owner reports that after harvesting a targeted mature buck, another mature buck that had never previously been observed on the farm appeared within just days. This has happened on multiple occasions and speaks to the property's ability to continually attract mature whitetails. With nearly 3,827 contiguous acres of wildlife habitat immediately to the north, it's not hard to see why this farm continues to draw the attention of mature bucks. This isn't just a property that has produced big deer in the past; it's a farm that has demonstrated the ability to keep attracting them year after year. The approximately 5.5 +/- acres of established food plots, most of which are planted in alfalfa or a winter annual brassica mix, provide attractive feeding areas. The strategically positioned blinds, stands, and feeders are designed to take advantage of deer movement throughout the property. An extensive system of mowed trails provides convenient access to hunting locations but also helps influence how deer travel across the farm. These improvements work together to create a hunting setup that has been carefully developed with a plan. For the serious whitetail hunter, the opportunity to purchase a property with this level of preparation and a proven track record is something special. For added convenience, a 2018 John Deere 40 HP tractor can also be included with the property. While the whitetail hunting alone makes this farm stand out, the recreational opportunities extend well beyond deer season. A beautiful, 0.5 +/- acre stocked, spring-fed pond complete with a dock offers a place to spend summer afternoons catching fish and enjoying the outdoors. Even more impressive, the pond features a water-control structure designed to flood a newly developed 0.25 +/- acre marsh, creating an exciting opportunity to attract migrating puddle ducks. A newly constructed pond on the north side of the property provides another valuable water feature, and a solar-powered well adds to the property's improvements. Between the established fishing pond, newly developed marsh, and additional water source, this farm offers a unique combination of hunting and fishing opportunities. When spring arrives, the focus shifts to chasing Kansas longbeards, with excellent turkey hunting adding another season of enjoyment. 76 +/- acres of expired CRP grass provide valuable wildlife habitat, offering excellent cover for deer and upland game. This substantial acreage of established grassland adds another important element to the property's diverse habitat. Whether you're watching a mature buck work toward a food plot, waiting for mallards to drop into the marsh, listening to a gobbler sound off on a spring morning, or spending an afternoon fishing off the dock, this farm offers something to look forward to for every season. Perhaps one of the most valuable aspects of this property is the opportunity to build upon the management program already in place. The current owner has put considerable thought into how this farm hunts, from food plot placement and access routes to stand locations and deer movement. The owner is even offering to continue assisting with the property's management plan after the sale if the new owner desires. That opportunity provides valuable insight into the farm's history and allows the next owner to carry forward the practices that have made it so successful. The property is conveniently located approximately 12 minutes from Arlington, 25 minutes from Hutchinson, and 55 minutes from Dwight D. Eisenhower National Airport in Wichita. Finding 151 +/- acres with this combination of proven trophy whitetail history, carefully planned hunting improvements, waterfowl development, fishing, turkey hunting, and upland game hunting is no easy task. Finding one where the hard work has already been done is even more difficult. This is not simply another hunting farm. It's an opportunity to own a truly special piece of Kansas recreational land where years of dedication have created something the next owner can enjoy from day one. If you've been searching for a turnkey hunting property that has everything Central Kansas offers, you need to come look at this farm. Contact the listing agent, Trevor Stoll, to schedule a private showing.
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Sonrise Grass Creek Guest Ranch on 752 +/- Acres
Price: $3,400,000 Acreage: 752 County: Hot Springs State: WYIf you have been looking to create a life where you can blend the old west lifestyle with a revenue-generating business, consider the Sonrise Grass Creek Guest Ranch. Situated in Northwest Wyoming, this slice of history combines the quintessential ranch life with the appeal to modern-day adventurers. The property brings together dining, accommodations, recreation, private events, hay production, and cattle operations. Several activities share facilities and personnel, creating opportunities for both consecutive seasonal operation and concurrent revenue generation. At the heart of this ranch is 752 +/- Acres consisting of hills, draws, water, 7 cross-fenced pastures, hay fields, corrals, and a working facility. This property has historically run up to 87 pairs with a solid rotational grazing plan implemented. The hay fields produce an average of 55 tons annually, allowing for either revenue or cost savings. There are multiple outbuildings to assist with ranch operations: a large Quonset for equipment and supply storage, an animal barn, workshop, multiple run-in sheds, and wind blocks. There are automatic waterers in the corrals to make water easy for your livestock. With water rights dating back to 1907, the irrigation canal and new pipeline supply ample water to irrigate the hay fields and keep livestock in water. The new pipeline is nearing completion with a 1.5-mile run of new 18-inch pipe. There are 2 homes on the property; one is an older log home that has been added to and updated, making a cozy 2-bedroom, 1-bath home that feels like a step back in time with the amenities of modern-day life. The other house could be a ranch-style home or an additional rental unit. With 2 bedrooms and one bathroom, it has a large primary bedroom with larger living, dining, and kitchen areas. There is a small unfinished basement under this home as well for storage or could be finished out for more living space. This second house has a nice deck on it as well, surrounded by large cottonwood trees, making for a peaceful, scenic setting. In the middle of the operation is a centralized cookhouse restaurant building with a full commercial production kitchen. This has been run as a Saturday evening supper club with reservation-only dining but could operate on a larger scale if desired. Highlighting the farm-to-table regenerative production, the demand has been strong, and people love the cozy local ranch environment with great grass-fed beef! Guests can sit inside if preferred or outside on the covered deck to absorb the sights and sounds of the ranch. Food service and a liquor license are already in place and are transferable. Corporate events or outdoor weddings have also been held here, allowing others to enjoy the surroundings. Along the backside of this same building is the shower house with men’s and women’s restrooms and showers available for guests. There are four guest cabins, the original 1897 homestead log cabin has been fully restored and greets everyone as they arrive on the ranch. All of the cabins are one-room dry cabins, warm and cozy, and can sleep 2-4 people each depending on how they are configured. These cabins bring demand throughout the year with summer tourists and explorers, hunters in the fall, and winter enthusiasts. If you desire, provide trail rides around the ranch or bordering public lands to enhance the experience! There is also one RV hookup currently, with plenty of room for expansion. Hunting is a large part of the culture of the old west experience. With deer, antelope, turkey, and the occasional elk on the property, there is ample opportunity. As though that were not enough, there is just shy of 60,000 acres of public land that borders this property. Sitting in unit 119 for deer, 83 for antelope, and 64 for elk. Historically, there have been issued landowner tags for deer and antelope. Whether you plan to use it for your own hunting efforts or outfit it for revenue, you can’t go wrong. No matter the direction you want to take this ranch, the opportunities are endless! Add to the RV parking, build out additional cabin rentals, extend the restaurant, or keep it all to yourself and create your family compound. Give Karl Ward a call at (307) 387-9677 to schedule your private showing!
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Productive Tillable Acreage and Hay Ground
Price: $1,804,000 Acreage: 328 County: Mercer State: MOBeautiful prairie hill ground in the heart of Mercer County, Missouri! Held in the same family for over 80 years, this property represents a rare opportunity to own a piece of northern Missouri farmland with a long-standing agricultural heritage. Offering approximately 328 acres, subject to final survey, this productive farm presents an excellent opportunity for both the established producer looking to expand and the investor seeking quality farmland with long-term potential. Consisting primarily of tillable acreage, with the balance made up of hay ground and pasture, this farm offers versatility and strong agricultural appeal. Predominantly comprised of productive Grundy Silt Loam soils, the property boasts an overall NCCPI average of 65.2 and has demonstrated excellent production potential with recent yields of 70-bushel soybeans and 180-bushel corn. Additional improvements include quality perimeter fencing with some cross-fencing, five ponds providing dependable livestock water, and two older barns offering additional storage and farm utility. With highway access along both the north and south ends of the property, accessibility is a major advantage. Utilities are available along the road, and a potential building site near the highway provides an opportunity for those looking to establish a country home or future farmstead. Conveniently located approximately 7 miles from Princeton, this prairie hill farm combines productive soils, agricultural versatility, excellent access, and a rich family history. Whether you're looking to expand your current farming operation, add quality acreage to your land portfolio, or secure a productive farm to carry on its legacy, this Mercer County property deserves a closer look.
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97.26 +/- Acre Premier Whitetail Hunting Farm With Plum River Deer Camp
Price: $875,000 Acreage: 97.26 County: Carroll State: ILSome hunting properties look impressive on a map. Others make their case the moment you step into the timber. This 97.26 +/- acre recreational farm in northern Carroll County, Illinois, does both. With an extraordinary amount of whitetail sign, heavily traveled hardwood ridges, nearly a mile of Plum River frontage, and an established deer camp tucked away along the river, this property offers the kind of complete hunting experience that serious whitetail enthusiasts spend years searching for. The deer hunting potential is what immediately sets this farm apart. Throughout the timber, you'll encounter an abundance of rubs, scrapes, and heavily used trails that speak to the level of deer activity taking place. Mature bucks are known to frequent the property, and the terrain provides outstanding opportunities to capitalize on their natural movement. Long hardwood ridges, deep draws, natural funnels, and defined pinch points create recognizable travel corridors and numerous opportunities for strategic stand placement. For the hunter who enjoys studying topography, identifying movement patterns, and developing a thoughtful hunting strategy, this farm has an incredible amount to offer. Approximately 76 +/- acres are wooded, featuring a diverse hardwood stand with mature white oak, red oak, and substantial black walnut. These mast-producing ridges transition into thicker draws and river-bottom cover, creating a variety of habitat types across the property. The remaining 21 +/- acres are enrolled in CRP through 2031, generating $4,254 in annual income. Positioned primarily along the higher elevations, the CRP acreage creates valuable open-to-timber transitions and adds another dimension to the property's wildlife habitat. Perhaps one of the most attractive features is the Plum River, which winds along nearly a mile of the property. The river provides a permanent water source and an incredible natural setting, with wooded river-bottom habitat contrasting sharply with the elevated hardwood ridges above. This combination of water, cover, mast-producing timber, and significant elevation change contributes to the property's exceptional recreational appeal. The river also offers a beautiful setting to simply get away, explore, and enjoy the outdoors beyond deer season. At the end of a substantial gravel access road, tucked away near the river, sits a secluded cabin that has served as a traditional deer camp for years. The cabin features a bunk room, kitchen and dining area, and a bathroom with running hot water and a shower. Electricity, water, and LP gas provide the conveniences needed for weekends and extended hunting stays. Outside, buck poles and a bonfire area complete the setting. It's easy to picture returning to camp after an evening hunt, hanging a successful harvest, gathering around the fire, and sharing stories with family and friends. The cabin is modest rather than luxurious, but its setting, history, and functionality are exactly what many hunters appreciate about a true deer camp. An extensive internal road and trail system provides access to much of the farm, making it easier to navigate the property, maintain hunting locations, retrieve game, and enjoy the land throughout the year. Paved road frontage along the southern portion of the property provides convenient access, while elevated areas offer beautiful views and potential locations for future improvements. Beyond its hunting appeal, the property carries significant underlying timber value. A professionally prepared Forest Management Plan is in place, along with a recent timber appraisal documenting substantial merchantable hardwood value. Both documents are available for review, providing buyers with valuable information about the existing timber resource and its long-term management opportunities. What makes this farm special is not simply the amount of timber, the river frontage, or the presence of a cabin. It's the combination of all these features on one property, with the deer activity and topography to bring everything together. Whether you're looking to pursue mature Illinois whitetails, establish a lasting family deer camp, or own a recreational property with meaningful natural-resource value, this Carroll County farm deserves a serious look.
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