Private Hunting and Recreational Acreage for Sale in Salem, MO

46 ± Acres
Bordering Mark Twain National Forest for Sale in the Missouri Ozarks

Tucked in the heart of the Missouri Ozarks, this 46.12 ± surveyed
acres offers an exceptional combination of premier hunting, outstanding
privacy, and direct access to some of the best public land in the state.
Surrounded by Mark Twain National Forest on multiple sides, the property
connects seamlessly to thousands of acres of public ground – making it a true
paradise for whitetail deer and turkey hunters, hikers, and outdoor enthusiasts
alike. A cleared access road leads into the property and opens to a spacious
clearing near the entrance, creating an ideal setup for a hunting camp, camper,
or future cabin site, with electric available nearby for those looking to add
modern conveniences to their Ozark retreat.

Ozark Recreation
Land for Sale Near the Meramec River & Current River in Missouri

Beyond the property itself, the location is hard to beat. Just a
short drive from both the Meramec River and the famous Current River, you’ll
have easy access to some of Missouri’s finest trout fishing, floating,
kayaking, and canoeing right down the road. Whether you’re looking for a
weekend escape, a dedicated recreational property, or a future homesite
surrounded by nothing but scenic Ozark beauty and abundant wildlife, this one
delivers on every front. Properties with this combination of acreage, National
Forest access, and location simply don’t come available often.

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Additional Information

• Acreage: 46.12 ± acres
• Address: 7183 County Road 5600, Salem, Missouri 65560
• Listing Agent: Megan Simpson-Midyett | 573-247-0904

About Salem, Missouri

Salem, Missouri is
the county seat of Dent County, Missouri. Salem is located a
few miles north of the Ozark Scenic Riverways and
close to Montauk State Park, which
contains the headwaters of the Current River. Salem
offers a lot of recreational activities if you like floating, boating, fishing,
and hiking the Mark Twain National Forest –