Dallas County, Arkansas Land For Sale (20 results)

If youve been searching for a well-rounded rural property that checks every box for timber investment and serious hunting, this beautiful tract deserves your attention. Featuring mature pine timber and exceptional wildlife habitat, this property offers a rare combination of immediate timber value, recreational enjoyment, and long-term investment potential.The land is thoughtfully laid out with an excellent interior road system, making it easy to navigate the property by truck or ATV. These roads provide convenient access to multiple areas of the tract, ideal for setting up food plots, hunting stands, or future timber management activities. County road frontage ensures reliable, year-round access, whether youre coming out for a quick hunt or a whole weekend in the woods.The mature pine timber not only adds significant value but also creates ideal cover and travel corridors for wildlife. Deer hunting here is excellent, supported by a diverse habitat that includes bedding areas, natural funnels, and ample browse. The property also offers intense turkey hunting, with open pine understory and road edges that make perfect strutting and feeding zones. Small game is abundant as well, adding even more recreational opportunities throughout the year.This tract is unimproved and has no utilities, making it a perfect fit for buyers who value privacy, simplicity, and an authentic off-the-grid hunting experience. Its an outstanding option for those looking to own a manageable-sized hunting property that doesnt require extensive upkeep, while still offering substantial investment upside through timber.Whether youre a seasoned hunter, a timber investor, or someone looking for a quiet rural retreat, this property offers a rare blend of access, habitat quality, and long-term value. Small, high-quality hunting tracts like this are increasingly complex to find - dont miss your opportunity to own one.

Here is a beautiful wetland property that offers outstanding hunting for ducks, deer and hogs. Dont miss your opportunity to own one of the best and most diverse hunting tracts in south Arkansas. The diverse habit includes massive mature cypress, hardwood as well as a good bit of planted pine. This is the perfect habitat to grow the game animals, and it will allow you to get the most out of the property while also allowing for future income. Located only a few miles north of Fordyce, AR, this beautiful tract is a sportsmans dream. Located near Fordyce, this property is accessible via a communal logging road and is only a short distance off Hwy 167. Its not very often that a property this close to town has this many hunting opportunities. This property can be purchased by itself or include a 171 +/- acre tract that adjoins the property.

Discover the perfect combination of investment potential, recreation, and country living with this beautiful 36 acre tract located on Kelly Avenue just outside Sparkman, Arkansas. Featuring approximately 774 feet of paved road frontage, this property offers outstanding access and multiple possibilities. The land consists of a 20-year-old pine plantation, providing future timber income potential while creating excellent habitat for wildlife. Deer, turkey, and other small game are abundant, making this an ideal property for hunters and outdoor enthusiasts. With electricity and rural water available at the road, this tract is ready for your dream home, cabin, or weekend getaway. Whether you're looking for a private homesite, recreational retreat, or long-term land investment, this property checks all the boxes. For more information or to schedule a showing please call listing agent Dustin Reid at 870-917-4054 .

Located just south of Sparkman in Dallas County, this 380-acre tract offers a rare combination of diverse timber investment and prime wildlife habitat. With approximately 236 acres of mature, marketable hardwoodspredominantly oakthis property provides both immediate income potential and long-term value. The remaining 144 acres consist of bedded and planted pine plantations, ranging in age from 3 to 15 years, offering a well-staged timber rotation for future harvests and returns. Interior logging roads offer excellent access throughout, making this a turnkey tract for land investors or recreational buyers. From a wildlife management perspective, the balance of mast-producing hardwoods and regenerating pine stands creates ideal conditions for whitetail deer and wild turkey. The recent pine plantings have opened up opportunities for food plot development, sanctuary establishment, and edge habitat creation. These younger stands provide excellent bedding cover, while the mature hardwoods produce reliable fall forage. With thoughtful stewardship, this property can be tailored into a high-performing recreational and wildlife sanctuary, all while increasing in timber value over time. Whether youre looking to build a legacy hunting retreat or grow a land-based investment portfolio, this tract checks all the boxestimber, access, wildlife, and long-term potential. Properties with this mix of age-structured pine, mature oak hardwood, and strong habitat diversity dont come along often in this region. The groundwork has already been laidnow is the time to shape it into something special.

Situated just north of Fordyce, this 40-acre property that was cut in 2014 has a great mix of 11 year old regrowth timber, offering excellent future timber value. The land features highly desired topography with rolling hills, creating a scenic landscape. With both county road and Highway 8 frontage, access is a breeze. Equipped with underground power utilities, and municipal water at the property line this would be ideal for building a home or establishing a hobby farm. Just 35 minutes east of Arkadelphia, this versatile property also holds great potential for division and resale, making it a valuable investment. Homesites like this offer great versatility without breaking the bank and still allow for those future dreams of owning your own place in the country and away from the hustle and bustle of city life. AR-8 Highway is a main road leading to many of the growing cities and towns in central Arkansas and easily allows for quick access to hospitals and shopping. Legal Description: Tract 1 30-9S-14W (40+/-)acres Parcel: 001-04265-000 Key Features: 1 Wildlife 2 Investment timber 3 County Road Access 4 Divisible 5 Diverse tract with options 6. County Road access 7. State Hwy access 8. Utilities near boundary line 9. Unimproved

Here is a beautiful wetland property that offers outstanding hunting. Dont miss your opportunity to own one of the best and most diverse hunting tracts in South Arkansas. Located only a few miles north of Fordyce, AR, this beautiful tract is a sportsmans dream. An incredible combination of oak hardwood, large virgin cypress, and the occasional pine ridge, this property offers amazing recreation with abundant deer, hogs, and duck hunting opportunities. Its not very often that a property this close to town has this many hunting opportunities. This property can be purchased by itself or purchased along with a 125 +/- acre tract that adjoins.

The Hurricane Creek Tract located in Dallas County just 3 miles north of Fordyce, spans 422 acres. The tract features excellent access. It has frontage on U. S. Hwy 167. The property features excellent access with frontage on U. S. Hwy 167. Good internal access is provided by an established network of trails across the 422 acres. These trails connect to existing food plots and an area that serves as a campsite, enhancing usability. Approximately 205 acres were harvested about 9 years ago. This area now features natural hardwood regrowth. Another 97.5 acres contain 23-year-old thinned pine plantation. The remaining acreage includes 38 acres of hardwoods. Additionally, 80.5 acres are bottomland hardwoods along the creeks. This diverse habitat supports deer, hogs, and turkeys. It offers excellent hunting land. The property provides long-term timberland investment potential. Some short-term income is also available. Water resources are a prominent feature of the tract. Hurricane Creek flows through the northwest part of the property, while Moro Creek runs along the eastern boundary. Several other creeks and bottomland areas are also present, contributing to the 80.5 acres of bottomland hardwoods and diverse wildlife habitat. Many trails and existing food plots are found here. An area on the property serves as a campsite. Electricity is not currently on the property. It could be easily obtained if desired. This is a great hunting tract, just over an hour from Central Arkansas. The property offers diverse recreational opportunities. These include hunting for whitetail deer, hogs, and turkeys.

Nestled in the heart of nature, this private hunting tract offers everything a deer hunter could ask for--acreage, wildlife habitat, and complete seclusion. Located just 18 minutes from Fordyce, Arkansas, this property is perfect for those seeking a quiet getaway with plenty of room to explore. Whether you're looking to establish a personal hunting camp or invest in a recreational property, this land has just what you need. Seller to retain mineral rights.

This 168+/- acre property is located in Dallas County, Arkansas lying on the south side of Moro Creek approximately 7 miles north of Fordyce. The property is in two tracts consisting that are mile apart. The property consists of hardwoods ranging from mature to areas that were harvested within the last 8 years and approximately 22 acres of 15-year-old pine plantation. There are areas of hardwoods along Moro Creek that are subject to flooding when the creek overflows. The property has frontage on Hwy 167 and is best accessed by Nova Jean Road. Interior access is best utilized by Atv. The tract has varying habitats for wildlife with hardwood bottomland and upper higher ground where the pine is planted. There are lots of deer signs on the property and the habitat is above average for the area. This tract would be a great property for a hunting club that has some long-term timber investment potential.

The Moro Creek Ivan Central Tract offers 503 acres in Dallas County for hunting, timberland investment, and income potential. The property is all timberland, spanning Cleveland and Dallas Counties. Fordyce is 7 miles north; Sheridan is 26 miles south. Access is from U. S. Hwy 167 on the west. Long Road borders the property on the east. Moro Creek provides a year-round water source. The tract includes 352.6 acres of varied age bottomland hardwoods. Natural hardwood regrowth covers 95.5 acres, harvested about 9 years ago. There are 54.9 acres of 17-year-old pine plantation. This pine stand will need thinning soon. This diverse habitat supports deer, hogs, and turkeys. Internal access is good with many trails and existing food plots. This is a great hunting tract, just over an hour from Central Arkansas. The tract supports diverse recreational activities, including ATVing on existing trails. Varied timber stands and bottomland hardwoods create suitable habitat for whitetail deer, hogs, and turkeys. Existing food plots enhance this habitat. The property is suitable for recreational and potential residential uses. The timberland offers both short-term and long-term income potential. The 54.9 acres of 17-year-old pine plantation are ready for thinning, providing immediate revenue. Additionally, 352.6 acres of varied age bottomland hardwoods offer long-term value.

Beautiful wetland property that offers outstanding hunting. Dont miss your opportunity to own one of the best and most diverse hunting tracts in Southwest Arkansas. Located only a few miles north of Fordyce, AR this beautiful 296 +/- acre tract is a sportsmans dream. An incredible combination of oak hardwood, cypress and the occasional pine ridge, this property offers amazing recreation with an abundance of deer, hogs and duck hunting opportunities. Its not very often that a property this close to town has this many hunting opportunities.

60± Acres | Dallas County, Arkansas | Turnkey Hunting Property Don’t miss this incredible 60± acre tract located in Dallas County, AR—a true sportsman’s paradise with everything in place for immediate enjoyment. This property features a 5–6 year-old planted pine plantation with a well-maintained road system and established food plots throughout, making it ideal for managing and hunting wildlife. Improvements include: • 1 Bed / 1 Bath mobile home • 30×30 shop • 20×40 camper awning • (3) RV hookups with electricity, water, and sewer already in place Whether you’re looking for a weekend getaway or a fully functional hunting camp, this tract checks all the boxes. Hunting opportunities include: • Whitetail deer • Turkey • Bear • Hog • Small game With strong surrounding habitat, this property offers tremendous backup Mineral rights are reserved. Call today to schedule your private showing!

The tract is located three (3) miles west of Princeton, Arkansas and eighteen (18) miles northwest of Fordyce, Arkansas. Access is frontage on Highway 8. Terrain is gently rolling. Timber consists of a well stocked unthinned pine plantation. Pine site index averages eighty-two (82) feet (base age 50) on Sacul-Smithdale, Sacul-Sawyer silt loam and fine sandy loam. Tract offers excellent opportunity for timberland investment, possible homeplace and recreation/hunting opportunities. Some utilities are at Highway.

Kingwood Forestry Services, Inc. has been authorized to manage the sale of the RMS Tract, containing 264.15 acres in Dallas County, AR. The tract offers a prime timberland investment opportunity, and contains approximately 37 acres of 12 year old (y.o.), 107 acres of 14 y.o., 51 acres of 15 y.o., and 24 acres of 18 y.o. pine plantations and approximately 45 acres of Streamside Management Zones throughout the tract. There is approximately 1551 ft. of frontage with AR 8 Hwy. The tract has hunting opportunities, and is only 40 minutes from Arkadelphia. Dry Creek runs through the middle of the tract. DFIRM indicate that the tract is not in a flood zone.

The Martin Creek Tract is located about two (2) miles south of Princeton. Access is woods roads from a gated (Weyerhaeuser) gravel road. Terrain is primarily flat; Martin Creek and few other creeks cross the tract. Pine site index averages ninety (90) feet (base age 50) on Guyton, Pheba-Savannah, Smithton-Pheba, and Amy silt soils. Timber consists of native pine and hardwood. Hardwood areas have recently be thinned. Tract offers great hunting / recreation and timberland investment opportunities.

Property is located two (2) miles northwest of Sparkman, Arkansas. Access is frontage on County Road 244 with other woods roads for access. Timber consists of ±2006 pine plantation (ready to thin), ±2013 pine plantation, ±2019 pine plantation, 2025 pine plantation, and hardwood bottoms. Terrain is relatively flat. This property is set up to delivery periodic timber revenue. Utilities are available along the county road providing additional options for a camp site or rural homesite. Great timberland investment and recreational property.

Property is located two (2) miles east of the Carthage, Arkansas. Access is woods road via County Road 407. The tract was thinned a few years ago leaving it in good condition for growth. Timber consists of a mix of pine and hardwood. Terrain is flat to gently rolling. Great opportunity for timberland investment, or recreation.

Cypress Creek 80 Tract is located one and one-half (1½) miles north of Manning and fifteen (15) miles east of Arkadelphia, Arkansas. Access is woods road via County Road 304. Timber was recently thinned leaving scattered hardwood. Multiple creeks flow through property. Terrain is relatively flat. Great timberland investment and hunting property.

The tract is located four (4) miles north of Sparkman, Arkansas. Access is woods roads via County Road 209 and Kelly Avenue. Terrain is gently rolling. Timber consists of 2021 pine plantation with a small creek and wetland. Pine site index averages eighty-two (82) feet (base age 50) on silt loam, Smithton-Pheba association and fine sandy soils. Tract offers great opportunity for future timberland investment with hunting / recreation opportunities. Wetland area also offers duck hunting.

2 acres off of Hwy 79 N. Was previously an old home place. Square footage, lot size, and acreage is taken from courthouse records.