This vacant tract offers a rare combination of accessibility and true backcountry character, making it a strong candidate for buyers seeking a dedicated hunting, fishing, or recreation property. Road frontage runs along the west side of the property, providing straightforward access for a truck, trailer, or future gate and driveway, while the north boundary butts directly up to the Little St. Marys River, putting scenic water frontage right on the property line. Despite being 100% wetlands, the property is accessible and walkable, making it easy to explore on foot rather than sitting untouched on a map. Large oaks are scattered throughout, and toward the center the terrain opens up into open areas that break up the wetland cover and add variety to the landscape. That mix of mature oaks, open pockets, and dense wetland habitat is exactly the kind of terrain that holds wildlife, and it shows: deer, hogs, turkeys, and waterfowl are all found on the property, giving a hunter genuine variety without leaving the tract. The Little St. Marys River frontage along the north side adds another dimension beyond hunting, with fishing an option right from the property itself. Paired with the road frontage on the west side, the property strikes a practical balance: reachable and walkable, yet still a true wetland environment shaped by the river system it borders. Because the property sits entirely within wetlands, it's best suited to recreational and conservation-minded use rather than conventional development, which is exactly where its value lies for the right buyer. Whether the goal is a private hunting camp, a spot to fish the river, or simply a place to walk the oaks and open ground, this tract delivers a natural setting that's becoming harder to find in the area. For anyone in the market for a Nassau County property built around wildlife habitat, river access, and hands-on usability rather than rooftops, this is worth a serious look. It's a straightforward piece of land — road access on one side, river frontage and fishing on the other, oaks and open ground through the middle, and deer, hogs, turkeys, and waterfowl throughout.