7 Acres of Peaceful Wooded Land in Charlton County, GA

Your Private Wilderness Escape Awaits Discover this exceptional 7-acre recreational property perfectly positioned for the serious sportsman. Located in the heart of Southeast Georgia's premier hunting corridor, this tract offers immediate access to some of the most pristine wilderness in the region. Unmatched Location This property sits just minutes from King Fisher Landing, providing direct access to the legendary 438,000-acre Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge. As one of the largest intact freshwater ecosystems in the world, the Okefenokee is currently under consideration for UNESCO World Heritage Site designation. Exceptional Hunting & Wildlife This property is a wildlife magnet. The seller maintains detailed game documentation available upon request, showcasing the diverse species frequenting the area. Black bear, whitetail deer, wild turkey, feral hogs, and numerous small game species thrive in this habitat. Managed for Game. The access lanes have been strategically left unmowed this season to enhance game movement and bedding areas. Experienced hunters will immediately recognize the value of this wildlife management approach and the increased hunting opportunities it creates. Property Features Natural Water Source. A year-round creek meanders south of the property, providing essential water for wildlife and excellent ambush points for discerning hunters. Surrounded by Actively Managed Timberland. The property is bordered by professional silviculture operations, ensuring your privacy remains protected while creating ideal edge habitat that concentrates game movement. Fishing Paradise. Beyond the property boundaries, the Okefenokee Swamp system offers world-class fishing for largemouth bass, chain pickerel, bowfin, and numerous panfish species. The nearby Suwannee River and St. Marys River provide additional angling opportunities. About the Area Charlton County and Folkston serve as the eastern gateway to the Okefenokee Swamp. The region is renowned for its abundance of wildlife, pristine wilderness, and Southern hospitality. Folkston itself is a charming rural community with essential amenities, while larger services are available in nearby Waycross (30 miles) and Jacksonville, FL (60 miles). Outdoor Recreation Includes: Okefenokee Swamp boat tours and canoeing Stephen C. Foster State Park Extensive WMA (Wildlife Management Areas) nearby Year-round hunting and fishing opportunities Wildlife photography and bird watching Investment Highlights Prime re