Thirty acres of Arkansas that already acts like an outdoorsman’s camp — deer on the pasture, two stocked ponds with a floating dock, National Forest on the north and south. Built for long weekends, and for the people who decide not to leave.
This is about 30 acres in the Ouachita foothills of Pike County. The tract runs roughly east–west. Ouachita National Forest touches it on the north and the south. Private land of about 20 acres sits on each side — east and west — and is not part of this sale.
About 21 acres are cleared. Roughly 3 acres stay wooded. The two ponds add another 6 acres of water. Elevation is about 858 feet. Open pasture holds deer in daylight. The tree line is National Forest country.
Albert Pike Recreation Area is about four miles north — Little Missouri River, swimming holes, day-use picnic ground, and a put-in for a canoe run. People already drive a long way for that stretch of river. You would live next to it.
Call it an outdoorsman’s paradise if you want the short version. The long version is simpler: hunt Saturday, fish the ponds or run down to Albert Pike Sunday. Or keep it as a small farm and a second headquarters in the hills.
Approximate location. Walk the tract with the seller — this map is for orientation only.
The large pond is the fishing hole. It has a wooden floating dock. The small pond is quieter water. Both already carry fish. Grass carp are sterile. Largemouth bass are caught here — including fish taken in 2025 and 2026.
Bass, bluegill, crappie, and sterile grass carp. Floating dock.
Bluegill and sterile grass carp.
Whitetail use the open grass in daylight — a whole group on the pasture, a mature buck on the place, does that bed in the yard. Wild turkey work the pond bank. A bald eagle uses the ridge. This is not a manicured subdivision with a deer statue.
The house is a 2017 double-wide, 56 by 28 feet — about 1,568 square feet. Three bedrooms, two baths. It sits on blocks. Heat and air are electric.
The master suite is on the west end — bedroom, bath with garden tub, double vanity, and a walk-in closet. The laundry room sits between the dining area and the master bath. Living, dining, and kitchen open through the center. Two more bedrooms and the hall bath are on the east end. One of those rooms is used as a man-cave / office.
Outbuildings include a covered tractor shed, a small gray cabin with a porch, and a smaller gray cabin with shutters. The outbuildings have power. No water to them. Home and land convey together.
Interior photos and a drone pass come next. The house sits in the oaks with the ridge behind it.
West: master suite.
Between dining and master bath: laundry.
Center: open living, dining, kitchen.
East: two bedrooms and hall bath.
You do not have houses stacked against you. National Forest on the north and south is the headline. Albert Pike and the Little Missouri sit a few miles up the road. That is public land you look at, listen to, hunt, swim, and float — with your own 30 acres as the camp.
Written for hunters, fishermen, and farmers who want their own ground next to the National Forest. This is the tract you keep for decades.
House, cabins, shed, ponds, and winter on the ridge. Drone and interiors will be added when they are shot.
If you want a private outdoorsman’s place — hunt, fish, and sleep on the same ground — come walk the pasture and stand on the floating dock. This is a private FSBO sale. If it fits, we will talk terms.
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