Located in Hughes County, Oklahoma, this secluded 160± acre tract offers a combination of river frontage, timber, and diverse recreational opportunities. The property features just under one-half mile of frontage along the South Canadian River, providing direct access to one of the area’s notable natural resources. Recorded deeded access leads to a developed internal trail system that provides access throughout much of the property, including access down to the river. The trails have been crowned and surfaced with rock, helping facilitate travel throughout the tract. The property’s terrain includes a mix of elevations, draws, and wooded ridges that create a diverse landscape across the acreage. Two small ponds and a wet weather creek add additional water features and habitat diversity throughout the property.

The land is heavily wooded with a mixture of hardwoods and cedar trees, creating habitat suitable for a variety of wildlife species commonly found in the region. Hughes County is recognized by many outdoorsmen for its strong whitetail deer population, and this property offers habitat for deer, wild turkey, feral hogs, predators, and seasonal waterfowl. The South Canadian River corridor can provide opportunities for waterfowl hunting and fishing, while the timbered portions of the property offer cover, travel corridors, and natural habitat. The combination of wooded terrain, water sources, and varied elevation contributes to the property’s recreational appeal. The developed internal trail system allows access to different portions of the property by truck or UTV, including routes leading toward the riverfrontage.

In addition to its recreational attributes, the property includes an approximately 1.5±-acre cleared area that may serve as a future homesite location, cabin site, food plot area, or other use subject to buyer verification and applicable regulations. The cleared area is positioned within the property’s varied terrain and provides flexibility for future improvements. Portions of the higher elevations may offer opportunities for selective clearing to enhance visibility across certain areas of the property, subject to buyer preferences. Whether your interests include hunting, fishing, trail riding, wildlife observation, land ownership, or establishing a private retreat, this tract offers a diverse combination of features within a single property. The mix of South Canadian River frontage, improved access, timber, ponds, creek drainage, and varied topography creates a property with multiple potential uses. If you have been searching for acreage in Hughes County with direct river frontage, established access, and a balance of recreational and outdoor opportunities, this secluded 160± acre tract deserves consideration.