To View All Listings in The Ozarks Click Here. Prime Hunting Property in the Arkansas Ozarks | 13± AcresLocated in the Arkansas Ozarks, this 13± acre hunting and recreational property features Janes Creek flowing through a wooded landscape with mature timber and abundant wildlife habitat. The secluded setting offers opportunities for hunting, camping, hiking, and outdoor recreation, making it an option for buyers seeking private acreage with a natural water feature.The property consists of approximately 13 acres of wooded terrain with mature trees and native vegetation. The timber provides natural cover for whitetail deer, wild turkey, and other native wildlife. Hunters can explore potential locations for hunting stands, blinds, and recreational trails while maintaining the property’s wooded character.Janes Creek runs through the acreage, adding scenic creek frontage and enhancing the surrounding wildlife habitat. The combination of mature timber, flowing water, and secluded surroundings creates opportunities for camping, wildlife watching, and exploring the property throughout the year.With no utilities currently available on the property, this acreage may appeal to buyers interested in establishing an off-grid hunting camp, weekend getaway, or future recreational cabin. Any construction, utility installation, or land improvements would be subject to applicable regulations, access, and site conditions.Whether you’re searching for Arkansas Ozarks hunting land, wooded recreational acreage, or a private creekside retreat, this 13± acre tract offers multiple possibilities. With Janes Creek, mature timber, wildlife habitat, and a secluded setting, the property provides an opportunity to enjoy hunting, camping, and outdoor activities in the Ozarks.MLS # 60329649MLS# 26030119MLS# 134803Randolph County, Arkansas (Ravenden Area)County SeatPocahontas, ArkansasPopulationApproximately 17,500 (2020 U.S. Census)ClimateRandolph County enjoys approximately 215 sunny days each year. Average July highs are around 91°F, while average January lows are near 27°F. The area receives about 48 inches of rain annually and a light average snowfall.EducationThe county is served by several public school districts, including the Ravenden Springs School District and Maynard School District, along with nearby districts serving surrounding communities. Families also have access to higher education opportunities in neighboring counties.HospitalSt. Bernards Five Rivers Medical Center in Pocahontas provides comprehensive healthcare services, including emergency care, inpatient and outpatient services, diagnostic imaging, rehabilitation, and specialty clinics for residents throughout Randolph County.Electric CompanyNorth Arkansas Electric Cooperative (NAEC) provides electric service to portions of Randolph County, including the Ravenden area. NAEC serves approximately 36,000 member accounts across northern Arkansas with reliable electric service and local customer support.TelecommunicationsResidents have access to high-speed internet, home phone, and television services through providers such as Brightspeed (formerly CenturyLink), along with wireless internet options available throughout much of the county.AirportsJonesboro Municipal Airport (JBR) – approximately 60 miles south.Arkansas International Airport (BYH) in Blytheville – approximately 95 miles east.Bill and Hillary Clinton National Airport (LIT) in Little Rock – approximately 145 miles southwest.Memphis International Airport (MEM) – approximately 145 miles southeast.Closest Large CitiesJonesboro, ArkansasJust under an hour away, Jonesboro is Northeast Arkansas’ largest city and offers major shopping, restaurants, Arkansas State University, healthcare facilities, entertainment, and regional employment opportunities.Memphis, TennesseeApproximately 2½ hours from Ravenden, Memphis is world-famous for Beale Street, Graceland, the National Civil Rights Museum, exceptional barbecue, and a vibrant music and cultural scene.Little Rock, ArkansasArkansas’ capital city offers museums, shopping, dining, the River Market District, the Clinton Presidential Library, the Little Rock Zoo, and numerous parks and recreational opportunities.Things To DoSpring River – One of Arkansas’ premier destinations for floating, kayaking, canoeing, trout fishing, camping, and swimming.Mammoth Spring State Park – Home to one of the world’s largest springs, offering fishing, hiking, picnic areas, and a historic train depot museum.Davidsonville Historic State Park – Explore the remains of one of Arkansas’ earliest frontier settlements through walking trails and interpretive exhibits.Ravenden Springs – A historic Ozark community known for its scenic hills, wildlife, and peaceful country setting.Lake Charles State Park – Enjoy boating, fishing, camping, hiking, birdwatching, and family recreation on a beautiful 645-acre lake.Black River – Popular for fishing, floating, wildlife viewing, and enjoying the natural beauty of northeast Arkansas.
