Recreational Land For Sale

Pursue Your Passions. Imagine owning your own piece of recreational land. It's a little slice of the U.S. that's just for you, to be used any way you desire. Buying recreational property has a lot of benefits and a lot of responsibilities. We've got some tips on what to look for in recreational land and a few great ideas on how to use it.

Recreational Land For Sale

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$95,000,000#OR312653

32,995 acres

Bend, OR 97703

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$72,000,000#MT1037422

348 acres

Dayton, MT 59915

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$45,000,000#CO1045552

60,025 acres

Del Norte, CO 81132

What to look for in recreational land

There are many factors to consider when purchasing a piece of recreational property.

Your Commitment

One of the most important factors to consider in a recreational property is how much you are going to be able to use it. Be sure to think about how far away from home you are willing to go in order to make it a worthwhile investment. To make it a real part of your lifestyle, you'll want to be able to enjoy your property during seasonal holidays and most weekends.

Your Retirement

Does your recreational property fit in with the retirement plans of both you and your partner? Make sure to buy a piece of property that makes sense both now and in your retirement years. In many cases, your recreational property can become your permanent retirement home.

A Property with Acreage

When you buy recreational property, the best idea is to buy one with plenty of land. Land appreciates in value and will give you a better return on your investment down the road.

What can you do with recreational land?

Recreational land can be used for almost any purpose under the sun. It all depends on your interests.

Hunting

If you enjoy hunting, there's nothing better than having your own piece of land to hunt on. Private hunting land for sale is available in almost every state. Whether you're hunting whitetail deer, turkey, bear, or any other type of small or large game, hunting on your own piece of recreational property is a great feeling. States such as Mississippi, Texas, Alaska, and Montana offer fantastic hunting of all kinds.

Fishing

Buying a recreational property with access to a body of water is a sound investment for so many reasons. Waterways such as streams, rivers, and lakes offer endless opportunities for fishing enthusiasts. Colorado and Wyoming are famous for their trout fishing. The coastal states of New England, plus Texas and Florida, also offer great fishing properties for sale. The Great Lakes states of Wisconsin, Illinois, Michigan, Indiana, and Ohio are also known as good states for fishing land.

Motorsports

If you enjoy motocross, truck racing, snowmobiling, off-road racing, dirt biking, or any other thrilling motor sport, imagine pursuing your passion on your own piece of recreational land. You'll have all the space you need to set whatever course you like. Rural land means there are no neighbors to be bothered by the noise. California, Florida, Texas, and Indiana are all states known for their enthusiasm for motor sports.

Camping

Not only can you pursue your passion for camping on your own recreational land, you can rent it out for others to enjoy. Whether you have woodland, lakefront, or mountain property, camping is always a great option. There are several ways to make money renting out your land to campers. You have the option of partnering with a rental company or advertising yourself. It's just one of the creative ways you can make extra income from your recreational property.

These are just a few of the reasons purchasing this type of real estate is such a solid investment. Would you like to see your recreational land property listings on Land Broker MLS? Join our co-op by signing up today.

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