Cox Rd - 467 acres - Hocking County
Description
Recall the joy of summer camp? Now's your chance to relive those moments! Nestled just 2 miles south of US-33 in the scenic Hocking Hills, the iconic 467-acre Camp Otterbein awaits a new owner. The current owners have maintained its beauty and integrity, a testament to their stewardship. This property has served as a backdrop for countless cherished memories and now seeks a new steward to hopefully continue its legacy.
Main Lodge & Cabins
The main lodge, boasting over 6,600 sq ft, features a large commercial kitchen, open floor plan, stone fireplace, and restroom facilities, making it well-suited for large gatherings. Additionally, the property includes 8 cabins, 2 shower houses, 2 ranch homes, a workshop, and a one-room schoolhouse that was utilized as a chapel, along with multiple pavilions throughout the property.
Lake & Recreation
The 3-acre lake offers fishing, swimming, and boating, complemented by a large diving platform with an attached rock climbing wall. The camp also features a challenging ropes course, 2 connected tree houses, an archery shooting area, and outdoor basketball and volleyball courts, along with 2 Gaga ball pits.
Trails System
Boasting over 4 miles of trails, the land is ideal for hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding or ATV adventures. Hundreds of saplings have been planted across the property. There are open meadows and heavily timbered woods, along with mature pine stands that give the property a quintessential camp "feel." The topography of the land consists of small valleys, gentle hillsides, and winding ridge tops.
Additional Details
There is county water service on the property along with a septic system. Property taxes are approximately $9,600 annually. All mineral rights owned by the sellers will transfer with the sale. Do not miss this opportunity to purchase a one-of-a-kind property that offers so many possibilities! Showings by appointment only. Highest and best offers due by February 19th, 2024.
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