Opening the gate to this property will give a sense that you arrived home for good. Drive down a gradual hill 200 feet to cross the Thunder Lake Inlet, a clear sandy bottom creek, then back up the road to the top of the hill through oaks, maple, birch, and pine in their natural state. This property has just the right mix of high and low ground, good bedding areas, and sunny hillsides that overlook the creek. It is located at the end of very well maintained Forestry Road 1621 and only ½ mile north of County Road W west of Crivitz, so getting here is easy. The entire south side of this property borders Marinette County lands open for your use and just west is a huge block of Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest. Step across the northeast corner of the property to cast a line in Bottle Lake, a 7-acre lake with Panfish and Largemouth bass, or walk just a bit further east to Sand Lake and enjoy panfish, bass, and trout. This 32-acre lake is the site of the Camp Bird State Youth Recreation Center. Once you find this property you have found the peace that only the north offers, a place to escape to that is hard to drive away from. There is no electricity available on the property, so plan on building your camp as an off-grid oasis. If you don’t own an ATV or a snowmobile you most likely will, this is a dreamland for anyone who likes to be on highly maintained trails and enjoys taking a ride to the pub for a burger. This land ranks very high on the scale by providing great hunting, immediate access to trails to ride, close access to lakes and streams to fish, and it is affordable.  For the best description of what this property can provide you and your family be sure to contact Terry Patrick, the listing agent. It is ready right now, the internal trails have been mowed, open spots are available to park your travel trailer, or to build your cabin. Showing you this one will be a pleasure. It is just a call away.