Twenty acres of your own in the forested hills above Washougal, where the only traffic is the wind through the trees. This is that rare piece of the Pacific Northwest that feels remote but isn't. You're surrounded by thousands of acres of timberland and national forest, yet only about five miles from Highway 14 with a straight shot to Washougal and Camas, and roughly 45 minutes to Portland.
What makes this one worth a serious look is that it's genuinely ready to build on, not just raw dirt. Power runs right to the property line, the land was recently surveyed with boundaries marked, and the terrain is gently rolling with plenty of flat, usable ground for a home, a shop, or whatever you've been picturing. It borders Weyerhaeuser timberland to the north and Washington State land to the south, so those edges stay wild and your privacy holds for good. West-facing views look out over the trees, and the healthy replanted forest keeps building timber value year after year.
It's country living without the total isolation. Established homes sit within half a mile, so wells and septic have long served neighbors here, and the area is part of the Washougal School District (Cape Horn-Skye, Canyon Creek, Washougal High). The whole parcel sits in forest tax deferral, so you can hold 20 acres for very low annual taxes a year, and when you build you can pull a single acre out for your homesite while keeping the rest at that low forest rate.
Come walk it and you'll understand. Buildable, private, close to town, and power already at the line. Parcel #02052500090200. That combination is hard to find out here.