1 Acre Camping Lot for Sale in O’brien, Florida

Description

Land for Sale in Suwannee County, FloridaIn a serene Suwannee River community, this exceptional one-acre double lot offers the perfect escape for RV enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. Located just one mile from the pristine Little River Springs, this property provides an unparalleled opportunity to own a private camping retreat with convenient river access.Key Features:
Generous One-Acre Double Lot: Ample space for your RV and outdoor activities.
RV Shelter: A robust shelter is already in place, providing protection for your recreational vehicle.
Private Well & Septic System: Essential utilities are established, offering comfort and convenience.
Low HOA ($100/year): Enjoy exclusive access to a private paved boat ramp for easy entry to the Suwannee River, Little River, and Troy Springs.
Proximity to Little River Springs: Just a short walk to crystal-clear waters perfect for swimming, kayaking, and relaxation.
Suwannee River Access: Ideal for boating, fishing, and exploring the natural beauty of the Suwannee River.
Generator-Ready: With a well and septic system in place, simply bring your generator for immediate comfortable camping (county does not permit electric service).
Versatile Use: Perfect for a recreational getaway, a basecamp for North Florida adventures, or a sound land investment.
Discover your Florida camping paradise and embrace the tranquility and outdoor opportunities this unique property offers.Living in O’Brien, FLLiving in O’Brien, Florida, offers a tranquil and nature-centric lifestyle, ideal for those seeking a peaceful retreat away from the hustle and bustle of larger cities. This unincorporated community in Suwannee County is characterized by its lush, wooded landscapes, abundant wildlife, and a strong connection to the crystal-clear springs and rivers that define the region. Residents enjoy easy access to outdoor recreational activities, including boating, kayaking, fishing, swimming, and exploring the extensive cave systems at nearby Little River Springs, Royal Springs, and the renowned Suwannee River. While daily errands may require a car, the town maintains its rural charm, with local amenities like the O’Brien Feed Depot & Hardware and O’Brien Baptist Church serving as community hubs. For a broader selection of shops, restaurants, and entertainment, the larger towns of Branford, Live Oak, and Lake City are just a short drive away, with Gainesville also accessible within a 40-minute commute. The cost of living in O’Brien is generally lower than the national average, particularly in housing, making it an attractive option for those looking for affordability without sacrificing access to natural beauty and a relaxed pace of life.Contact Candice Land386-590-1373, 352-463-7770, or email candice@ucsmith.com