+/- 554 Acres Hardin County

Ranch Description

Welcome to the 34 Ranch, an outdoorsman’s dream. Formally utilized as a horseman’s campground surrounded by the Shawnee National Forest offering some of the best views ever seen in the Midwestern United States.

With close to 200 camp sites, many are along the tree-lined rocky creek or shaded hillside. The campground has modern camping facilities which include graveled sites with electrical and water hook-ups, modern restrooms and shower house, show arena, dance barn, and other amenities. New tethering posts have been installed and a 12 stall barn has been completed. Easy access for the largest rigs, with no steep hills or tight quarters in the campground. There are riding experiences for all levels of riders.

Throughout the Ranch there are over 15 bodies of water ranging from a quarter acre to 20 acres in size offering fishing for the family or serious angler looking for that trophy fish of a life time. Besides fishing the ponds and lakes you can enjoy wading Grand Pierre Creek in search of small mouth bass and channel catfish.

The 34 Ranch has deeded access for equestrian trails through adjoining properties to access the Shawnee National Forest. Tantalize your senses with the breathtaking views from rock overlooks, traverse trails along the bottom & top of rock cliffs, through open valleys and meadows, ford creeks intertwined throughout the forest. Wild flowers are abundant, prickly pear cactus, yuccas, bluebells and wild orchids. Rock formations tower as shear rock cliffs or appear honeycombed as unique shapes formed by minerals eroded from wind and water. You can tailor your horseback ride to your liking. Ride for a half day or take off for several weeks without riding or crossing the same trail. The 34 Ranch offers endless opportunities. Additional acreage can be packaged with this farm. +/- 280 Acres known as the Mitchell Farm, and also +/- 80 Acres known as Balance Rock. The properties are in close proximity of each other.