120 Acres Built for Hunting, Fishing & Getting Away

Water, woods and wildlife in one private 120-acre setting.

This is the kind of property recreational buyers spend years trying to find. The land combines mature woods, natural travel corridors, open clearings, established hunting locations and an unusually strong water component.

The Little Muskegon River and Quigley Creek create both recreation and habitat throughout the property. One of the most appealing spots is where Quigley Creek meets the Little Muskegon River, creating a natural fishing hole known for trout. Ownership extends along both sides of portions of the waterway, adding privacy and making the property feel even more protected.

From the gated entrance, the private drive continues roughly 0.6 mile into the property before reaching the main clearing and improvements. There is no conventional electric service at the site; the current setup uses a generator, reinforcing the secluded, off-grid feel.

Already set up to use.

The property has a main clearing with a fire area, storage buildings, established hunting areas and multiple blinds observed throughout the tract. Several additional clearings and food locations help create natural deer movement and flexible stand placement.

The 14' × 28' pole barn has a dirt floor and provides practical storage for hunting gear, equipment and recreational use. A separate 10' × 10' shed sits on a concrete pad.