Siskiyou County, CA Commercial Land for Sale with Fishing

Located a short five-mile drive north of Pioneer, you’ll find the splendors of Ashland Creek Ranch. This 204.86-acre property is prime recreational land in the heart of Amador County. With a peaceful secluded location nestled between Volcano and Pion

This 1,155 acre riverfront ranch is almost entirely surrounded by water with Mount Shasta towering as the backdrop. The Fall River forms the western boundary of the ranch for over three miles, while the Tule and the Little Tule Rivers form the east b

This 1,155+/- acre riverfront ranch is almost entirely surrounded by water with Mount Shasta towering as the backdrop. The Fall River forms the western boundary of the ranch for over three miles, while the Tule and the Little Tule Rivers form the eas

This 1,100 acre riverfront property is the majority of the pasture portion of the 1,155-acre Island Ranch and is almost surrounded by water with Mount Shasta towering as the backdrop. The Fall River forms the western boundary of the ranch for over tw

A once-in-a-lifetime agricultural and recreational jewel at the heart of one of Northern California's most scenic and productive regions, River Ranch spans 1,937.52 +/- acres of meticulously cultivated and maintained fields, pastures, wild-rice beds,

Fine Gold Creek Ranch is a multi-parcel 784.43-acre property near O’Neals in Madera County. Just over thirty miles from Yosemite National Park and the Clovis/Fresno area, this ranch offers multiple homes, ponds, prime livestock grazing and hunting la

Located in the heart of historic Valley Springs, '470 CA-12' is a multipurpose 4.11-acre commercial property in Calaveras County. This versatile multiple-parcel offering includes a water well, excellent wide frontage and a prime location near the tow

This 1,000+/- acre riverfront ranch is almost entirely surrounded by water with Mount Shasta towering as the backdrop. The Fall River forms the western boundary of the ranch for over three miles, while the Tule and the Little Tule Rivers form the eas