Discover 51 acres of premier recreational land in Becker County, featuring ample lakeshore frontage on multiple bodies of water and offering a rare combination of seclusion, diverse habitat, and recreational opportunities
Access is established in the northwest corner off Catherine Lane where electricity is at the road. This area has been improved with a driveway approach, parking area, and trail system, making it well-suited for a camper, fish house, or potential cabin/home build site.
From this access point, a trail leads to a scenic natural environment lake—an ideal setting for a dock, kayaking, canoeing, or simply enjoying the peaceful surroundings. This NW corner of property is elevated terrain featuring beautiful rolling ridges covered in mature deciduous timber, including oak, maple, and aspen.
The heart of the property is more difficult to access—requiring a canoe or kayak crossing of the natural lake—which enhances privacy and hunting quality. On the far side, you’ll find additional high ground and shoreline along Brown Lake (also known as White Lake). This private lake is surrounded by only four landowners with no public access, offering a quiet and un-pressured fishery. The current landowner reports bass, crappie, and northern pike in both Brown/White Lake and the adjacent natural lake near the access point. The habitat layout of this parcel creates exceptional wildlife habitat and positions the property as a true hunting and fishing sanctuary. Limited access to the interior allows wildlife to thrive, with strong potential for deer, bear, grouse, turkey, and other small game.
Additional upside includes potential eligibility for conservation programs through Becker County Soil & Water, which may provide income opportunities for the next owner.
Whether you’re looking for a hunting property, a recreational getaway, or a long-term land investment, this parcel stands out as a true Northwoods playground with privacy, diversity, and opportunity.
Listing courtesy of Wesley Lee Gall, Base Camp Country Real Estate
