Ozarks Land with Building Sites and Spring for Sale Near Salem Ar

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OZARKS LAND WITH BUILDING SITES AND SPRING FOR SALE NEAR SALEM ARMLS# 25032930Discover your own private Ozark sanctuary on this stunning 73-acre tract in Camp, Arkansas. Conveniently located just 2.5 miles from Highway 9N, this property offers the perfect blend of seclusion and accessibility with county road frontage on Brookgrove Trail.The land is primarily wooded, creating a haven for wildlife, and features overgrown fields ready to be reclaimed for pasture or food plots. Multiple building sites are available, including a spectacular hilltop location with breathtaking views perfect for your dream home or a weekend cabin. This tract is rich with natural water sources, boasting a serene pond and a natural spring on the southeast corner.Modern conveniences are already in place with both electricity and high-speed internet available at the property. A true sportsman’s paradise, the land offers excellent hunting with an abundance of deer and turkey. Its prime location places you within a 30-45 minute drive of premier recreational destinations, including Lake Norfork, the Spring River, and the world-famous White River. The natural wonder of Mammoth Spring is just minutes away.With the potential to be subdivided for future development and incredibly low property taxes (only $72.93 last year), this is an outstanding opportunity. If you’re looking for privacy, natural beauty, and endless possibilities, make your move to the Ozarks today! For more information, contact Randall Tyler @ 870-421-2182. EXPLORE ACTIVITIES IN FULTON COUNTYFulton County, Arkansas, is brimming with outdoor adventures
and cultural experiences. The serene Spring River is ideal for kayaking,
canoeing, and fishing, offering clear waters and picturesque scenery. For
hiking and camping enthusiasts, the area offers extensive trails that showcase
the breathtaking landscapes of the Ozarks.History buffs can visit the Mammoth Spring State Park to
learn about the region’s natural history and the significance of one of the
largest springs in the state. The park’s historic train depot and museum
provide a glimpse into the area’s rich past.

The towns of Salem and Mammoth Spring host a variety of
local events and festivals, bringing the community together for celebrations,
farmers’ markets, and cultural activities. Visitors can also enjoy charming
local shops, cozy cafes, and restaurants that reflect the area’s warm
hospitality.