0 Port Kent Rd, Dickinson Center, NY 12930

Recreational Timberland with Off-Grid Cabins and Wetland Views

Set in a quiet and secluded North Country setting, this 92.45± acre recreational timberland property in Franklin County, New York offers an exceptional opportunity for hunters, outdoor enthusiasts, and those seeking a private getaway. Adding to its appeal, the property is located just over a half mile from the Saint Regis River State Forest, providing access to thousands of additional acres of public land for recreation and exploration. The landscape features a diverse mix of hardwood and softwood timber, creating excellent wildlife habitat and long-term value. Approximately 6± acres of the property consist of wetlands, enhancing biodiversity and attracting a wide range of wildlife. A deck overlooking a section of the wetland provides a peaceful place to relax, observe wildlife, or enjoy the natural surroundings. A brook runs through the property, further contributing to its scenic beauty and recreational appeal. An established access road provides easy entry to the property and leads to two off-grid cabins, making this a great recreational retreat. The larger cabin, constructed in 2024, offers 576 square feet of living space and was built using wood harvested directly from the property, showcasing craftsmanship and a sustainable connection to the land. The second cabin provides additional space for guests, storage, or flexible use. This property offers excellent hunting opportunities for deer, turkey, and bear, with proven habitat created by the combination of timber, wetland edges, and water features. The surrounding area is known for strong wildlife populations, and the nearby state forest further expands hunting and recreational possibilities. Extremely quiet and private, this property is ideal for camping, hunting, or a seasonal retreat. Whether you're looking for a family camp, an off-grid escape, or a long-term recreational investment, this Franklin County property delivers privacy, natural beauty, and access to both private and public land-an increasingly rare combination in today's market.