Ideal blend of aesthetics, recreation, timber, and river frontage

Boasting 2± miles on the World-famous Suwannee River, the 1,490± acre Suwannee River Camp is Ideal blend between aesthetics, recreation, timber, and river frontage.  It is a combination between highly productive, intensively managed pine stands and untouched river front hardwoods; this is really a combination of two very desirable features.  With wild tupelo trees dotting the banks of the river and the old Florida feel, there is something special about this place that can only be found in the blackwater of the Suwannee.

There are approximately 890± acres of pristine hardwood bottoms.  The pines are exceptionally managed for income; there are 595± Acres of Planted Pines (230± Acres of 18 years or older Slash Pine, 67± Acres 7 years Old Slash Pine, and 298± Acres of 3 years Old Improved Slash Pines).

“From a timber investment standpoint, this property is strategically balanced between 890 acres of mature riverfront mixed hardwoods and 595 acres of some of the finest stands of genetically improved, rapidly growing slash pines. Both long term hold and rapid growth with scheduled cash events.” Jon Kohler

The Historic Suwannee River begins its 246-mile trek to the Gulf of Mexico just a few miles north at the headwaters in the Okefenokee Swamp. With 2± miles on the river, there is year-round recreation with canoeing, kayaking, boating, fishing and more. Once below the Florida border, the Suwannee River is a vein that connects a series of state parks, preserves and wilderness areas.  The untouched habitat lining the banks reminds you of an ancient Florida feel with history in this region dating back hundreds of years. Going back several centuries, multiple Native American Tribes lived throughout the river area. The Little Suwannee River Creek originates below the state-line in Florida, runs north and cuts through the property on it's way to the Suwannee River. This is one in a handful of North American waterways that flow north.

“There is nothing like the Suwannee river anywhere in the world. The white sand beaches here and mature hardwood forests make this property even more unique.”