Located approximately 8 miles south of Martinsville on N 1170th Street in Clark County, Illinois, this turnkey recreational property offers an uncommon combination of established hunting habitat, water, food plot locations, camping improvements, equipment, and convenient access to everyday amenities. The property is designed around outdoor recreation and hunting, with much of the infrastructure already in place for a buyer looking to spend time on the land rather than spend years getting it ready.

The camping area provides an immediate base camp for hunting season, weekend stays, and outdoor gatherings. A 14-foot by 30-foot concrete pad supports a carport with a 19-foot Pioneer Spirit camper parked underneath. Adjacent to the camper is an 8-foot by 41-foot Conex box that provides substantial covered storage. The property is being offered with a Case 50B tractor equipped with an L350 loader, showing approximately 558 hours, along with a Woods RC8 bush hog mower. A 12-foot utility trailer and Craftsman log splitter are also included. Also included is a 2006 Arctic Cat 500 TRV with original tires and just over 1000 miles.

The area around the carport and camper is open and provides ample parking, making it practical for bringing equipment onto the property or gathering with family and friends. A fire pit area is located next to the carport and adds another useful feature to the established camping area. With the combination of the camper, covered storage, equipment, parking, and fire pit, the property offers a functional recreational headquarters from day one.

One of the property's most notable features is its food plot layout. The largest of the three food plot areas is approximately 1.5 acres and is located just east of the camping area. Two additional food plot locations are positioned south and east of the larger plot. The seller did not have time to plant the plots this year, leaving an opportunity for the next owner to establish a food plot program suited to their own hunting and habitat objectives. The plots would need to be sprayed and planted. The far eastern plot already contains a substantial amount of clover and may only require mowing this year, depending on the buyer's objectives and the condition of the stand.

An elevated hunting blind is already positioned overlooking the eastern food plot, giving the property an established hunting location. Combined with the surrounding timber, food sources, agricultural ground, water, and natural terrain, these food plots provide several components useful for developing a recreational and whitetail hunting property.

The majority of the property is wooded, with several large oak trees scattered throughout the timber. Oaks can provide an important seasonal food source, while the wooded cover offers habitat, travel corridors, bedding areas, and security cover. The property also has no shortage of water. Joe's Fork runs through the middle of the property, while several smaller feeder creeks meander throughout the tract. These water features add habitat diversity and create natural terrain and travel features through the timber.

Signs of wildlife use are evident across the property. Numerous deer trails and older deer sign can be found throughout the timber, while turkey feathers are also present across the property. The surrounding landscape adds to the property's recreational appeal, with agricultural ground bordering the west and south sides. These neighboring crop fields provide an additional source of seasonal food in the broader landscape.

Another important feature is the property's position at the western end of several hundred acres of timber to the east. The combination of this larger timber complex, surrounding agricultural ground, internal creek systems, wooded cover, and food plot locations creates a landscape with multiple habitat types in proximity. The terrain and creek systems help concentrate movement through portions of the property, creating natural travel corridors and funnels. For the recreational landowner, this provides opportunities to further improve stand locations, food plots, access routes, and habitat management based on personal goals.

The property is also conveniently located for regular use. Martinsville is approximately 8 miles north, while Casey and Marshall are within the surrounding area. The property is less than 20 minutes from the everyday amenities needed for a hunting camp or weekend property, including fuel, food, groceries, and sporting goods. The location provides a balance between a rural recreational setting and practical access to nearby communities.

For buyers looking for a Clark County hunting property with existing improvements, this tract deserves a close look. The combination of wooded acreage, Joe's Fork, feeder creeks, oak timber, agricultural surroundings, three food plot locations, an elevated blind, camper setup, carport, storage container, tractor, loader, mower, utility trailer, log splitter, and established fire pit area creates a property with substantial existing infrastructure. Rather than starting with an undeveloped tract, the next owner can step into an existing recreational setup and focus on enjoying the property while continuing to improve its hunting and habitat potential. Contact Adam Crumrin, listing agent, for more information about this property. 217-276-2334