Land in Clearwater County, Id

Recreational Land for Sale in Orofino, Idaho

Nestled in a brand new small development in the sought-after Bandmill Loop Rd area, each lot boasts 20 or more acres of awe-inspiring natural beauty. With underground power available at the property edge and preliminary perc tests completed, this land is ready and waiting for your dream home or cabin.

Water wells in the area range in depth from 300' to 500', with some producing as much as 60 gallons a minute. The topography of the land is rolling but not overly steep, making for easy and gentle driveway approaches to your building sites.

Best of all, there are no CC&Rs attached to this land, meaning you can use it as a recreational parcel for hunting, hiking, or camping, or simply hold onto it as an investment for the future. And with a nice mix of young trees including Douglas Fir, Ponderosa, and Cedar, you'll be surrounded by stunning natural beauty in every direction, with plenty of opportunities to spot local wildlife such as whitetail deer, turkeys, and more.

Don't miss your chance to own a piece of paradise in the mountains of Idaho. Contact us today to schedule a viewing and experience the magnificence of this incredible property for yourself!

Orofino, Idaho is a small town in Clearwater County, known for its scenic beauty and small-town charm.

The town's name is derived from the Spanish phrase “oro fino,” meaning “fine gold,” in reference to the gold rush that brought settlers to the area in the late 1800s. Orofino is home to Dworshak Dam, one of the tallest straight-axis concrete dams in the world. The Clearwater Historical Museum, located in the town's former jail, showcases exhibits on the area's history, including Native American culture, the Lewis and Clark Expedition, and the logging industry. The Clearwater River, which winds its way through town, is a popular destination for fishing enthusiasts, with steelhead and salmon runs that attract anglers from around the world. Orofino's annual Lumber Jack Days festival celebrates the town's history as a logging community, with live music, logging competitions, and a parade.