Hunting Camp On Cash Creek, Minutes To The Susquehanna River

This tract on Cash Creek Road in Ulster Township, Bradford County, is put together for hunting it hard and having a place to come back to at the end of the day - and for the weekends after the season closes. The camp sits near the road with vehicle access and is ready for your vision and your own touches. It already has natural gas heat and generator power, which is more than most walk-in camps offer. It gives you a dry place to sleep, warm up, and stage gear a few steps from where you hunt, with room around it for tents, a fire ring, and a group camp when everyone comes up for opening weekend. The land behind the camp is wooded and rugged, with foot access to most of it. That terrain is part of why the cover holds deer. Mast-producing trees are scattered through the tract, and the thicker growth down toward Cash Creek gives bedding and travel structure a hunter can read and work with. The creek bottom is the natural draw - for the deer, and for anyone spending a summer afternoon down there. There is a gas well pad on top of the hill, and anyone who has hunted these Bradford County tracts knows what that means - the berms around a pad rarely fail to hold bucks bedded on them. Oil, gas, and mineral rights do not convey with the sale. The property is enrolled in Clean & Green, keeping the annual tax burden low, with rollback obligations if the enrollment is broken. Minutes from a Susquehanna River access point for a day of fishing or floating, and town is close enough for dinner, fuel, or a hardware run. Call us today to schedule your showing.