234 W Back West Creek Road

Set up, improved and ready to hunt, this 132.73± acre Newark Valley property brings together turnkey features that would take years to establish on a recreational tract. A rustic cabin anchors the property, complete with electric, well and running water—a comfortable headquarters for hunting weekends, summer evenings and mornings that begin well before daylight. Beyond camp, a mirror-like pond rests among the hillsides, reflecting the changing sky and surrounding cover while adding depth and dimension to the landscape. It offers a quiet place to wet a line when you are not pursuing the area’s abundant whitetails. Nearby, established food plots carve ribbons of green through the surrounding cover, creating destination feeding areas and productive edges where field and forest meet. Beyond them, the landscape changes character again, unfolding through a diverse patchwork of timber, thicker cover, openings and natural transitions. It is a habitat rich with the ingredients that give wildlife places to feed, bed and travel. Enclosed blinds and treestands are already woven into that landscape, providing an assortment of setups as winds shift, seasons change and movement patterns evolve. Threading through it all is an extensive trail system. Miles of pathways stitch together the cabin, pond, food plots and hunting areas before slipping deeper into the timber and toward the far corners of the acreage. Whether traveling by foot or ATV, accessing a stand or working the land, these trails make the property feel connected and allow its 132.73± acres to be truly explored and enjoyed. Generous road frontage adds another valuable layer of accessibility to an already well-developed property. Camp. Water. Food. Cover. Trails. Acreage. Here, the pieces don't simply exist—they work together. Years of effort have shaped this ground into a recreational property ready for crisp fall mornings, muddy boots, quiet evenings beside the pond and hunting seasons still waiting to be written.