TBD W Tower Rd Ishpeming, MI 49849

Hunters Paradise in Marquette County Michigan. 160 acres of remote beautiful forest land, a nice comfortable and clean deer camp that is well kept, a garage, groomed trails to successful well built deer blinds and a trout stream flows through the entire property. Everything you need is included with every room furnished full of clean comfortable chairs, couches, beds, dressers, tables and more. Even the garage is full of most everything needed for maintaining your camp. Just drive in, bring your food and beverages and you are good to go. Being at the end of the road with no trucks wandering by and far enough from population the only noise you hear will be the wonderful sounds of nature. A major deer migration trail is in the area offer good Whitetail numbers from early bow season right through rifle, muzzle and late bow seasons. Bordering vast areas of State Land that you are welcome to enjoy, you can use thousands of acres of property for hunting, exploring, riding your toys and finding the perfect location to find where the big bucks hang out. If you are looking for a getaway and are seeking tranquility it will be hard to find a more peaceful area than this that has good roads to it. The camp can be accessed from Marquette through Ishpeming, From Gwinn and from Dickinson County. The forests hold the perfect habitat for Whitetail Deer, Grouse, bear and other game plus don't be surprised if a Moose wanders by. This would be a great snowmobile camp. There is a garage to store your 4 wheelers, snowmobiles and other gear in. A big enclosed porch as you enter the camp serves double duty as a mud room and for cold storage. A propane generator offers plenty of power to run your appliances, well and pump, plus a few conveniences. You can even refresh with a nice hot shower with an indoor bathroom. Many years of fun and traditions have been had here. Start your adventures and bring friends and family together right here. Your memories and stories created here will be the tales told for generations. Fall is getting close and it's time to go to camp.