60 Acres in Johnson County, KY

WELCOME TO THE JOHNSON 60! If you’re looking for a recreational property in Johnson County, Kentucky, this 60± acre tract should be at the top of your list.

The Boons Camp land offers everything you could want: a beautiful creek that winds on and off the property, natural rock formations, impressive bluffs, and pockets of flat ground that make perfect spots for camping or future improvements. Wildlife is everywhere—this area is known for big whitetails, and the deer sign across the property proves it. The owner has also seen elk, black bear, bobcat, fox, wild turkey, multiple game birds, squirrels, and plenty of rabbit, in addition to the heavy whitetail activity.

The Johnson 60 is the middle section of a larger property that was recently divided into three tracts. A major bonus: electric power poles run through the property, giving you easy access to electricity if you ever want to build a cabin or set up a more permanent campsite.

The current owner has used it strictly as a recreational retreat—camping, riding four-wheelers, exploring, and doing light hunting. There’s very little evidence of recent logging, so much of the plant life and hardwood growth is untouched. The creek is clear, and the property is full of unique geological features including small cave-like outcrops, rock shelves, and fossil-rich sections.

Despite the privacy, the property is not far from what you need—just a few minutes from the entrance, as you head down Middle Fork Road, is a locally owned grocery store with all the basics.

Priced to move, this beautiful, secluded piece of eastern Kentucky land offers unlimited recreational potential.