The property is conveniently situated between Muskogee and Lake Eufaula. Head north on Highway 69 approximately 15 miles into Muskogee and visit Honor Heights Park, a World War I memorial park. The Honor Heights Park attracts thousands of visitors each April to see the annual Azalea Festival. In the winter visit the Garden of Lights, which illuminates the park into a winter wonderland. You can also experience the rich heritage by visiting the six museums: The Five Civilized Tribes Museum, which preserves the art and culture of the Five Civilized Tribes, the U.S.S. Batfish and War Memorial Park's major attraction the submarine U.S.S. Batfish, The Three Rivers Museum that chronicles the history of the Three Rivers area and the railroads that helped create it, The Oklahoma Music Hall of Fame that has been honoring Oklahoma musicians since 1997 and conducts induction ceremonies and concerts each year, the Thomas-Foreman Historic Home, aka the Grant Foreman House, an 1898 farm house preserved with the furnishings of the Indian territory judge, John R. Thomas and his daughter and son-in-law Grant and Carolyn Foreman, Oklahoma historians and authors, and the Ataloa Lodge, which is on the campus of Bacone College. Or you can shop until you drop at the fine malls and antique dealerships. Don’t forget to visit River Country, one of the newest water parks in the state that kids of all ages will enjoy. Muskogee is also home to The Castle of Muskogee. The Castle hosts Fourth of July Fireworks sales, a Halloween festival, Haunted Castle, a drive through Christmas Kingdom and indoor Castle Christmas experience, and the Oklahoma Renaissance Festival that was founded in 1995. The Renaissance festival draws in tens of thousands each year, hosting jousts, dancing, vendors, and other events. Muskogee Little Theatre (MLT) is part of its flourishing arts scene. It was established in 1972 at the former Sequoyah Elementary School. The theatre puts on up to eight shows per year, including youth theatre, senior theatre, holiday shows, and general community productions. The theatre is also committed to education and development arts programs, including youth theatre camp, voice lessons, mentorships, and weekend workshops.

Or drive south on Highway 69 into the community of Eufaula for a weekend of camping, water sports, fishing, and boating on Lake Eufaula, Oklahoma's largest lake. Covering 105,500 surface acres with 800 miles of shoreline, Lake Eufaula is a precious Oklahoma resource. Visitors to Lake Eufaula will be amazed at the wide variety of activities that can be enjoyed both on the water and on the shore. For fun on the water, Lake Eufaula has multiple marinas and rentals are available at some for houseboats, pontoon boats, ski boats and paddle boats. The marinas on the lake also provide boating accessories and groceries to ensure visitors are prepared on their outing. For visitors who bring their own boat, there are many boat ramps available for easy access. Enjoy the action of water sports, including skiing, wakeboarding, and tubing while speeding across the lake, or relax on a slowly moving pontoon boat. Canoe and paddleboat rentals are also available at Lake Eufaula, and fishing is a favorite pastime. Tournaments are held every year and fishermen come from all around to compete for bragging rights. Fishing at Lake Eufaula is a year-round sport and some marinas feature enclosed, heated docks for fishing in comfort during winter. Bait and fishing supplies are available at the marinas. Fish that can be found in Lake Eufaula include white bass, catfish, crappie, and striper, among others. There are also many things to see and do on Lake Eufaula's shores. Many different species of wildlife call the area their home and can often be seen in their natural habitat. The nature center in Eufaula State Park is a great place to learn about these animals. Miles of hiking, biking, equestrian, and ATV riding trails can be explored around the lake. In the 31,800 acres of public hunting areas near the lake, deer, quail, geese, and ducks can be found. Lake Eufaula State Park and the Arrowhead Area at Lake Eufaula State Park both offer beautiful 18 hole golf courses. Visitors can also enjoy playgrounds and swimming beaches along the shoreline.

If you are looking for a great build site with beautiful rolling topography and possible income production, this property should rise to the top of your list. This fantastic Muskogee County property provides country living with city convenience and year-round recreational activities within minutes. Give Kevin Williams a call at (918) 559-8960 for your personal tour.

Property Features

-47 +/- acres

-Fenced and cross-fenced

-Multiple build sites

-County maintained gravel road frontage

-Gently rolling topography

-Utilities are available

-2 ponds

-Oktaha school district

-15 minutes to Muskogee

-30 minutes to Lake Eufaula