This secluded hunting and recreational tract in Creek County offers a combination of secluded access, cover, and water features that support a wide range of outdoor uses. Located approximately 40 minutes from Downtown Tulsa, the property provides a setting that feels remote while still offering reasonable proximity to services, supplies, and amenities in nearby communities. Its setting off the county road and access through a recorded private easement contribute to the overall sense of privacy. The easement ensures legal access while keeping vehicle traffic away from the primary use areas of the property.

Lagoon Creek winds through the entire tract, providing a consistent natural water source. The creek corridor adds habitat diversity and supports wildlife movement throughout the property. A large pond adds an additional water feature and provides opportunities for fishing and seasonal recreation. The combination of creek, pond, and surrounding timber enhances the wildlife habitat value of the acreage.

The property includes large mature timber, with towering oaks and cottonwoods found throughout. These mature stands contribute to the overall character of the land and provide important cover, mast production, shade, and visual screening. The surrounding neighbors include sizeable tillable fields, which can attract and hold wildlife in the general vicinity. The interior of the tract features thick bedding cover, edge habitat, and natural travel routes shaped by the creek channel and topography.

A camper is located on site and can serve as a place to get out of the weather, rest between morning and evening hunts, or stay for short overnight trips. It also provides a simple option for using the property during summer months for fishing, creek swimming, and general recreation. The tract has been home to a variety of wildlife species, including whitetail deer, turkey, and occasional hog activity. The pond & creek support bass and catfish, offering additional recreational opportunities.

Terrain features are generally gentle, allowing easy access to most parts of the property by foot or utility vehicle. Trails and open areas can be used for stand placement, camping areas, or future habitat planning. The timbered areas provide shaded corridors along Lagoon Creek as well as some elevated vantage points near the higher ground.

The location offers strong convenience for anyone based in the Tulsa metro area or the nearby towns of Jennings, Yale, Sand Springs, and just 40 miles from Downtown Tulsa. These nearby communities offer fuel, groceries, restaurants, and general supplies. Despite the ease of access to these amenities, the property retains a rural feel that many recreational landowners seek.

This tract may appeal to individuals interested in hunting, fishing, weekend use, wildlife observation, or those seeking a secluded getaway with mature timber and natural water features. The recorded easement ensures access while maintaining seclusion, and the mix of habitat, water, and timber creates opportunities for a variety of recreational uses. Contact your LOCAL Land Specialist to schedule your private showing today!