One of a kind! Approximately 161.07 acres of beautiful, forested land offering exceptional privacy, breathtaking territorial views, natural beauty, and off-grid potential. A natural spring is located on the property, with documented water rights. A timber valuation has been completed by the property owners and is available for review. Located within the boundaries of the Yakama Indian Nation Reservation, this property is privately owned Fee Patent land and is not Indian Trust land. The property’s documented history dates back to the Dawes Act of 1887, which authorized the allotment of tribal lands. In 1907, Lloyd Jensen, an enrolled member of the Yakama Nation, received an approximately 160-acre Indian Trust allotment in the reservation’s closed area. Known to the Jensen family as Jungle Spring, the property was converted from Indian Trust status to Fee Patent ownership in 1969. During the late 1960s and early 1970s, Lloyd Jensen’s successors sold timber harvesting rights to White Swan Lumber Company. The agreement allowed for an additional harvest within 50 years. No subsequent harvest occurred, and the timber contract expired in 2019. Ownership continued through subsequent generations of the Jensen and Dills families and remains within the family today. The property represents a unique opportunity to own a substantial tract of privately held forestland with a remarkable history. Whether you are seeking a secluded off-grid retreat, a private recreational property, or a long-term timber investment opportunity, Jungle Spring offers a rare combination of natural beauty, privacy, and potential. Note: Access to the property requires passage through the Yakama Nation’s designated closed area. Non-tribal members must apply for access through the Yakama Nation, coordinated by the listing agent and property owner, and provide valid identification as required by the Tribe. Yakama Nation tribal members may access the property without a permit.
