This 20-acre tract in Seminole County, Oklahoma, offers a combination of timber cover, natural features, and reliable access in a rural setting. The property has frontage along a well-maintained county road that provides straightforward entry and exit. The land includes a mix of hardwood timber and cedar trees, along with a wet weather creek that crosses portions of the acreage and supports native vegetation. These features create natural travel corridors and bedding areas for wildlife and contribute to strong deer habitat. The manageable size makes the property easy to maintain while still providing privacy and space for outdoor use.

Located just south of Highway 39 and near Lake Konawa, the property benefits from convenient access to both recreation and everyday services. Lake Konawa offers public fishing and boating opportunities, adding to the area’s outdoor appeal. Konawa is approximately 3 miles away for basic needs, Seminole is about 23 miles to the northeast for additional amenities, and Ada is roughly 20 minutes to the south with expanded shopping, dining, and highway connections. This setting offers a balance between rural seclusion and practical access to nearby towns.

The combination of hardwood timber, cedar thickets, and a seasonal creek makes this tract well-suited for deer hunting and general recreation. Established cover and natural movement patterns allow space to set up a feeder, your preferred tree stand, or an elevated blind in strategic locations throughout the property. The land also supports activities such as hiking, camping, and wildlife observation. With county road access and a versatile layout, this acreage provides a straightforward opportunity for a recreational or hunting-focused property in central Oklahoma.