This 34.88 +/- acre recreational and hunting property in Clarendon County offers multiple access points, established improvements, and equipment included with the sale. Located in the Summerton area of South Carolina, the property sits back off the road and features three separate access points that allow flexible entry and potential options for future subdivision or land management. The land was timbered approximately 10 to 12 years ago and now supports a healthy stand of naturally regenerated pine. The trees remain young enough to allow future thinning, planting, or layout adjustments depending on a new owner's management plans. A cleared trail system provides access throughout most of the 34.88 +/- acres, allowing convenient travel across the property for recreation, maintenance, and hunting. Three large box deer stands overlook established wildlife food plots, with visible sign of deer and turkey activity throughout the property. Wild hogs have also been reported in the surrounding area. A small dug pond with a built spillway provides a water source for wildlife and adds additional diversity to the property. Other than the pond, the land does not contain mapped wetlands. An off-grid setup is already in place with a Conex container configured for storage and overnight camping. The container includes a water collection system and an interior sleeping space. A covered deck attached to the container provides an area for cooking, relaxing, or spending time outdoors. A nearby pole barn offers covered storage for equipment and tools. Included in the sale is a Ford tractor along with several attachments, including a bush hog, disk, post hole digger, and additional implements. Two ATVs are also included. The property is located within 10 minutes of convenient driving to Lake Marion. The lake offers extensive opportunities for boating, fishing, and water recreation with numerous public landings and marinas available nearby. The property also lies approximately 4 miles as the duck flies from the Santee National Wildlife Refuge. The property is located approximately 22 miles from Sumter, 80 miles from Charleston, and 65 miles from Georgetown, placing it within driving distance of several regional centers while still offering a rural recreational setting. No trespassing. Contact the listing agent to schedule a showing before visiting the property.