The Camp Creek 160 Tract (#03019-00425) is a ±160-acre tract of timberland located in western Union County about 12 miles west of El Dorado, AR, five miles southeast of Mount Holly and four miles southwest of the Lisbon community (North 33.241943°, West 92.892957°). A woods road from Bethel Road runs southward to the north boundary. Additionally, a woods road extends from the west off an improved gravel road. The timber consists of three stands. Along Camp Creek is a natural stand of hardwood timber that covers about 49 acres. The west forty is a pine plantation that was established circa 1990 while the remaining acreage, about 73 acres, contains a loblolly pine plantation that was established in 2010. According to the USDA NRCS web soil survey, the upland soils where the stand of pine timber are located consist primarily of various fine sandy loam soils while the bottomland acreage has primarily Guyton silt loam soil. All soils on the property are reported to have a site index of 90 feet for loblolly pine at a base age of 50 years. With abundant game such as deer and turkey, this may be the timberland investment you’ve been looking for!
