Located just southwest of the Neches River, this tract is mostly wooded with rolling terrain and easy access just off of SH 21.  This property shares a boundary with the northernmost portion of the Davy Crockett National Forest so it can be used as a home base to explore thousands of acres of public land. 

The property itself is mostly wooded with the exception of two small areas of improved pasture (approximately 4 acres and 11 acres) and the timber is a mixture of mostly mature Pine and hardwoods.  Elevation on the property ranges from an approximate low of 270’ ASL to an approximate high of 390’ ASL.  The property is all upland with no flood zone noted.  It basically has three high points separated by two large drainages that run from SE to NW, both of which have flowing water associated with springs during the wet months of the year.  These drainages offer potential lake sites that would add another outstanding attribute to an already special property.  The two small pasture areas offer plenty of edge for wildlife viewing or find a mature hardwood along one of the ridges to hang a stand.

In addition to the Davy Crockett National Forest, the property is located approximately four miles from the Mission Tejas State Park and three miles from the Caddo Mounds State Historic Site and approximately 1.5 miles from the Neches River.  

From Crockett, travel approximately 24-miles NE along SH 21, turn right on FSR 511, the entrance to the property is 0.5 miles on the right.  Coordinates to the gate are:  31.562891; -95.168646

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