Set in the forested landscape of McCurtain County, this 90.25± acre wilderness property combines an existing cabin with established recreational improvements, diverse water features, extensive trails, and direct access to a large expanse of surrounding public land.

The property borders approximately 135,000 acres of the Ouachita National Forest and approximately 15,000 acres of the McCurtain Wilderness Area, providing access to a substantial surrounding landscape of public hunting and outdoor recreation. This adjoining public land expands the recreational setting well beyond the property’s 90.25 acres and places the property within a large, contiguous wilderness environment.

At the heart of the property is a quality cabin with solar-powered water and septic. The cabin provides an established base for enjoying the acreage and surrounding wilderness. An extensive trail system extends throughout the property, providing access to different portions of the tract and connecting many of its recreational improvements.

Water is a prominent feature, with two stocked ponds and two live creeks located on the property. The combination of ponds, flowing water, timber, and open areas creates varied habitat throughout the acreage.

For hunters, the property includes multiple established food plots and an extensive network of trails to access all the core areas. The property provides high-quality hunting opportunities for whitetail deer, black bear, turkey, and feral hogs. The adjoining public land provides additional opportunities for public hunting, creating a substantial recreational landscape surrounding the private acreage.

The property is also approximately 10 miles from the Mountain Fork River, a well-known southeast Oklahoma fishing destination. The river provides opportunities for outstanding fishing and other water-based recreation and adds another outdoor resource within easy reach of the property.

Access is straightforward, with an easy gravel road leading to a gated entrance. Fencing is already in place, and the internal trail system provides additional access throughout the acreage.

Adding another distinctive feature is approximately one-half acre of muscadine vineyard. The established vineyard provides an agricultural component and an uncommon feature for a recreational property.

Several additional cabin sites have been prepared throughout the property. These sites provide locations for potential future improvements and complement the existing cabin and recreational infrastructure. Their wooded settings offer additional options for enjoying the acreage.

Location is another key feature. The property is approximately 30 miles from Hochatown and Broken Bow, placing it within convenient driving distance of the area’s restaurants, entertainment, lodging, and outdoor recreation. Broken Bow Lake and Beavers Bend State Park provide opportunities for boating, fishing, hiking, horseback riding, and other outdoor activities. The Hochatown area also offers a well-known selection of great restaurants, attractions, and recreational services.

Despite its proximity to the Broken Bow and Hochatown area, the property retains the character of a true wilderness tract. The combination of 90.25 acres of private land, adjoining public hunting land, water features, wildlife habitat, established trails, and an existing cabin creates a property centered around outdoor recreation.

From the cabin and vineyard to the ponds and live creeks, food plots and trails, and the expansive public land surrounding the property, this absolutely loaded tract offers numerous ways to experience southeast Oklahoma. Its location provides a private acreage base while keeping the recreation, fishing, entertainment, and amenities of the Broken Bow and Hochatown area within reach. Give Sean a call to set up a tour!