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Located just a few miles north of Freedom, Oklahoma, The Camp Houston 120 is a highly versatile tract offering an outstanding blend of recreational appeal, grazing potential, and long-term investment value. With both Highway 64 forming the northern boundary and Highway 50 bordering the west side, this property provides exceptional access while still maintaining the privacy and seclusion buyers are searching for.
Houston Creek winds its way through the property, creating a natural travel corridor for wildlife and adding a reliable water source that enhances both hunting opportunities and overall land value. The presence of a well-established Bermuda grass bottom paired with native grasses makes this tract well-suited for grazing or a small cattle operation, especially in today's strong cattle market.
From a recreational standpoint, this property sets up extremely well for whitetail deer and other native game. The combination of water, cover, and surrounding ag creates ideal conditions for consistent deer movement, while the creek system offers natural bedding and travel routes. With its layout and access, multiple hunting setups can be achieved without over-pressuring the property.
Utilities are already in place with power available and rural water nearby along the road, giving this property excellent potential for a homesite, hunting camp, or weekend getaway. Conveniently located approximately 25 miles west of Alva and just 15 miles south of the Kansas line, this tract offers both accessibility and investment upside in a highly desirable area.
Properties with this level of access, water, and multi-use potential are becoming increasingly difficult to find in Northwest Oklahoma.
