Wisconsin Wild Grassland

Just outside Camp Douglas, this 233.15 +/- acre property combines conservation stewardship, reliable income, and recreational opportunity. The land is predominantly enrolled in the Grassland Reserve Program (GRP), a perpetual conservation easement covering approximately 229.21 acres that protects native grassland habitat while still permitting grazing, haying, and hunting.

Roughly 150 acres are under an established rotational grazing system, with cross-fencing and water infrastructure supporting 15 paddocks for sustainable forage management. The remaining habitat includes approximately 79 acres of creek frontage and wooded cover — over a mile of sheltered creek runs through the property — supporting whitetail deer, wild turkey, and occasional bobwhite quail. Hunting and outdoor use are among the features this property offers, alongside its grazing and conservation value. The surrounding area also features a great ATV trail system for those who enjoy off-roading.

The property generates income through a grazing tenant and a rented pole shed, and GRP enrollment reduces annual property taxes. The pole shed sits on a separate +/-1-acre parcel outside the easement, with its own electric service and well, offering flexibility for continued rental use.

For a buyer looking for scale, an income-producing property with established conservation practices, and the added benefit of recreational use, this Juneau County property offers a well-rounded opportunity.