86 Acres of Recreation in the Ozarks

Property Description

Tucked away in the heart of Marion County, this 86 +/- acre property is a true slice of the Ozarks. Accessed by a deeded easement off County Road 6061, you’ll immediately find yourself on the main ridge that stretches north and south through the property. There’s plenty of room here to build your getaway cabin, clear a homesite, or carve out food plots for wildlife.

From the north side of that ridge, the land drops nearly 300 feet into a hollow with a wet-weather creek that still held water even through the hottest, driest days of summer. To the northeast, the terrain climbs another 200 feet, leading you to a secondary ridge along the eastern boundary that runs all the way to the southeast corner. The rolling ridges, hollows, and elevation changes give this tract the kind of rugged Ozark beauty that feels like stepping back to a simpler time.

The timber here is beautiful and marketable, with towering white oaks and red oaks mixed with hickory and walnut. Deer sign is everywhere—rubs, well-traveled trails, scrapes, and bedding areas—making this an excellent hunting property. There’s already a small clearing on the north end of the main ridge, ideal for a food plot or an off-grid homesite. And with some selective clearing, the higher ground could offer outstanding long-range views.

This is a private setting surrounded by some of the best outdoor recreation in Arkansas. Just 20 minutes east, you’ll find the world-class trout waters of the White River and the tailwaters of Bull Shoals Lake. Head 30 minutes south and you’re at the Buffalo National River for epic float trips and smallmouth bass fishing. Mountain Home is just 45 minutes to the northeast, and Flippin is only 30 minutes north, giving you convenient access to restaurants, shops, and supplies.

Yes, the Ozarks have their rugged side, but that’s where their charm lies. As the old saying goes: “Anyone can love the Rockies, but it takes a real soul to love the Ozarks.” This tract embodies that spirit—beautiful timber, abundant wildlife, ridges and hollows, and a setting that feels far away from the world yet close enough to enjoy everything that makes north-central Arkansas special.