Your 1.54 Acres Recreation Paradise
Drews Rd & Cherokee St : Chiloquin, OR 97624
Klamath County, Oregon
Land Description
Where Crater Lake Adventures Meet Affordable Land Ownership
Near Sprague River, Klamath County - Build Your Dream Without Breaking the Bank
This is your moment. The moment when you stop dreaming about owning your piece of the American West and start living it. When you finally say "Yes" to land ownership without the premium price tag that keeps most people locked out of the market.
This isn't just undeveloped land. This is your freedom manifest in 1.54 pristine acres of Oregon's high desert paradise, where Crater Lake National Park is your neighbor, world-class recreation surrounds you, and 300+ days of sunshine annually create the perfect climate for year-round outdoor living.
Property Snapshot: Your Gateway to Oregon Living
Your Oregon Kingdom Awaits
Size: 1.54 acres of pristine high desert paradise
Location: Klamath County, Oregon (Gps: 42.4672778, -121.4556944)
Elevation: 4,200+ feet - perfect high desert climate
Apn: 345040
Zoning: R-2 Rural Residential - Maximum building flexibility
Annual Taxes: Just $66.78/Year - less than your monthly streaming subscriptions
Flood Zone: None - safe, elevated position
No Hoa: Your land, your rules, your freedom
Access: County road access with power lines nearby
Location Benefits: Heart of Oregon's Recreation Paradise
You've discovered the secret that smart land buyers know. While everyone else pays premium prices in Portland or Bend, you'll own 1.54 acres in Klamath County - Oregon's outdoor recreation capital with world-class attractions minutes from your property.
Your Strategic Position:
42 miles to Klamath Falls - Full-service city with Walmart, medical facilities, regional airport, shopping, restaurants, and all modern conveniences
71 miles to Crater Lake National Park - America's deepest lake (1,943 feet) formed by an ancient volcano, offering hiking, photography, and some of the most spectacular scenery on Earth
Adjacent to Fremont-Winema National Forest - 2.3 million acres of public land for hunting, fishing, camping, and unlimited outdoor recreation
30 miles to Upper Klamath Lake - Oregon's largest freshwater lake offering world-class fishing, boating, and wildlife viewing
Access to Highway 97 - Major north-south corridor connecting Oregon and California for easy travel
The Sprague River Advantage: Located in the heart of Oregon's high desert at 4,200+ feet elevation, you enjoy four distinct seasons without extreme weather. This area receives 300+ days of sunshine annually while maintaining the natural beauty and recreational opportunities that make Oregon legendary.
Property Features: Nature's Masterpiece, Your Canvas
This isn't just undeveloped land - this is your blank canvas waiting for your vision to transform it into your perfect Oregon retreat.
Your Natural High Desert Sanctuary:
1.54 acres of usable land - enough space for your dream home, workshop, RV parking, and recreational activities
High desert vegetation - native juniper, ponderosa pine, and sagebrush creating authentic Oregon high desert beauty
4,200+ feet elevation - perfect climate above the valley heat, below the mountain snow extremes
300+ days of sunshine annually - more sunny days than most of California, ideal for solar power and outdoor activities
Natural privacy - rural setting with distant neighbors and wide-open spaces
Dark night skies - minimal light pollution allows incredible stargazing and Milky Way viewing
Premium Building and Development Conditions:
Stable high desert soil - excellent drainage and foundation conditions typical of Oregon's volcanic high desert
Multiple building site options - choose optimal placement for views, solar orientation, and privacy
Natural wind protection - terrain and vegetation provide shelter while maintaining ventilation
Excellent drainage - elevated position prevents water problems and flooding concerns
Solar and wind potential - consistent sunshine and high desert winds ideal for renewable energy systems
Crater Lake National Park Paradise: Your World Wonder Access
You're not just buying land - you're buying access to one of the world's most spectacular natural wonders and the unlimited recreation it provides.
Your Crater Lake Adventures (71 miles):
Crater Lake National Park - home to America's deepest lake at 1,943 feet, formed 7,700 years ago when Mount Mazama collapsed
Rim Drive - spectacular 33-mile scenic drive circling the caldera with 30+ viewpoints and photo opportunities
Hiking paradise - trails ranging from easy nature walks to challenging backcountry adventures through old-growth forests
Winter sports - cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, and winter photography in a true winter wonderland
Photography opportunities - some of the most photographed landscapes in America with crystal-clear blue water and dramatic volcanic formations
Your Fremont-Winema National Forest Access:
2.3 million acres of public recreation land literally at your doorstep
World-class hunting - elk, deer, bear, upland birds, and waterfowl with excellent success rates
Premium fishing - rainbow trout, brown trout, and brook trout in pristine mountain streams and lakes
Unlimited camping - hundreds of campgrounds and dispersed camping areas for every style of outdoor recreation
OHV paradise - thousands of miles of trails for ATVs, dirt bikes, and four-wheel drive adventures
Land Use Possibilities: Your Vision, Unlimited
R-2 Rural Residential zoning gives you incredible flexibility to create exactly what you want - from weekend camping retreat to permanent off-grid homestead.
Residential Dreams:
Custom home paradise - design your perfect Oregon retreat with no minimum size restrictions (Klamath County allows homes as small as 300 square feet)
Manufactured home welcome - mobile homes and manufactured homes fully allowed for affordable living solutions
Tiny home flexibility - 300 square foot minimum allows innovative small home designs
Off-grid sanctuary - solar power, well water, and septic for complete self-sufficiency in the high desert
RV camping headquarters - use for camping up to 21 days every 6 months while planning your permanent home
Multi-generational compound - enough space for main residence plus guest facilities or family living
Recreational and Investment Opportunities:
Hunting and fishing lodge - base camp for Fremont-Winema National Forest adventures with equipment storage and processing facilities
Photography retreat - incredible natural lighting and subjects from high desert landscapes to Crater Lake day trips
Stargazing observatory - dark skies perfect for astronomy and astrophotography with minimal light pollution
Adventure tourism base - serve the growing outdoor recreation market with guided tours and experiences
Event hosting venue - weddings, reunions, and corporate retreats with spectacular high desert backdrops
Agricultural development - high desert farming, livestock grazing, or specialty crop production
Investment and Legacy Building:
Land banking - Oregon high desert property continues appreciating as recreational demand increases
Vacation rental income - serve Crater Lake tourists and outdoor recreation enthusiasts year-round
Renewable energy development - excellent solar and wind resources for personal use or energy production
Conservation opportunities - wildlife habitat enhancement and potential tax benefits through conservation programs
Community Overview: True Oregon High Desert Living
Klamath County Heritage:
Klamath County represents authentic Oregon living with deep historical roots dating back to Native American tribes who lived around Crater Lake for thousands of years. The area combines working ranch culture with world-class recreation, creating a unique lifestyle unavailable anywhere else.
Modern Conveniences in Klamath Falls (42 miles):
Complete services - Walmart, Safeway, Home Depot, medical facilities, banks, restaurants, and professional services
Transportation hub - Klamath Falls Airport with commercial and charter flights, plus major highway connections
Cultural attractions - Museums, theaters, festivals, and vibrant downtown district
Educational opportunities - Oregon Institute of Technology and community college programs
Outdoor Recreation Community:
Hunter and angler paradise - established outfitters, guides, and sporting goods stores serving outdoor enthusiasts
OHV and camping culture - active recreational vehicle community with clubs, events, and trail maintenance programs
Photography and nature community - artists and photographers drawn to the area's incredible natural beauty
Agricultural heritage - working ranches and farms maintaining Oregon's agricultural traditions
Climate and Terrain: Four-Season High Desert Paradise
Welcome to Oregon's perfect high desert climate - where every season brings new adventures and every day feels like vacation at 4,200+ feet elevation.
High Desert Climate Perfection:
Summer (June-August): Perfect 80-85°F days with cool 45-50°F nights - comfortable sleeping without air conditioning, ideal for camping and outdoor activities
Fall (September-November): Crisp 65-70°F days with spectacular autumn colors, hunting seasons, and perfect weather for construction projects
Winter (December-February): Mild 40-45°F days with occasional snow - manageable winter conditions, excellent for winter sports access
Spring (March-May): Wildflower explosion with 60-70°F temperatures, perfect for hiking and enjoying high desert blooms
Annual precipitation: 12-14 inches with most falling as winter snow, ensuring 300+ days of sunshine annually
Low humidity: Comfortable dry air year-round eliminates muggy conditions and makes all temperatures more pleasant
Ideal Building and Development Terrain:
High desert plateau - generally flat to gently rolling terrain perfect for any building project
Volcanic soil foundation - stable geological conditions with excellent drainage characteristics
Natural vegetation - juniper, ponderosa pine, and sagebrush requiring no maintenance while providing natural beauty
Multiple orientations - position structures for optimal solar gain, views, and wind protection
Excellent drainage - elevated high desert position prevents flooding and water problems
Local Wildlife: Your Daily High Desert Entertainment
Living here means front-row seats to Oregon's incredible high desert wildlife. Your property sits in prime habitat where diverse ecosystems support amazing animal populations.
Large Game Spectacles:
Rocky Mountain elk - magnificent herds migrating through the area, with trophy bulls bugling during fall rutting season
Mule deer - daily visitors browsing your native vegetation, with large bucks sporting impressive antlers
Black bears - occasional respectful visitors requiring proper food storage, fascinating to observe from safe distances
Pronghorn antelope - speed demons of the high desert racing across open areas at incredible speeds
Mountain lions - secretive apex predators leaving tracks and signs, rarely seen but adding wildness to the landscape
Incredible Bird Life:
Golden eagles - majestic raptors soaring overhead on thermals, hunting throughout the high desert
Red-tailed hawks - common predators providing excellent wildlife viewing and natural rodent control
Great horned owls - night hunters with haunting calls echoing across the desert
Mountain bluebirds - brilliant blue residents creating flashes of color against desert landscapes
Sandhill cranes - spectacular migrations with thousands of birds passing through seasonally
Small Game and Desert Life:
Jackrabbits - abundant population perfectly adapted to high desert conditions
Cottontail rabbits - excellent small game hunting and important prey species
Coyotes - evening songs echoing across the desert, important predators maintaining ecosystem balance
Bobcats - secretive hunters occasionally spotted, beautiful and important for rodent control
Various lizard species - including fence lizards and skinks adapted to high desert life
Historical Context: Standing Where Legends Walked
Your property sits in the heart of the American West's most storied landscape, where Native American tribes, pioneering settlers, and modern conservationists all contributed to Oregon's rich heritage.
Ancient Heritage:
Klamath Tribe Territory - sacred lands used for thousands of years by the Klamath people who considered Crater Lake a spiritual center
Native American Trails - ancient trading routes connecting coastal and inland tribes passed through this region
Archaeological significance - artifacts and sites throughout the area revealing continuous habitation for millennia
Sacred sites - Crater Lake held special spiritual significance as the home of powerful spirits in tribal tradition
Pioneer and Settlement Era:
Oregon Trail connections - nearby routes used by pioneers seeking new lives in Oregon Territory
Homestead Act lands - your area represents the fulfillment of American dreams through land ownership
Railroad development - transportation routes that opened the high desert to development and commerce
Ranching heritage - working cattle and sheep operations that continue Oregon's agricultural traditions
Conservation Legacy:
Crater Lake National Park establishment (1902) - one of America's oldest national parks, preserving natural wonders for future generations
Fremont-Winema National Forest - federal protection ensuring your recreational opportunities remain available forever
Wildlife conservation - modern game management creating sustainable hunting and viewing opportunities
Dark sky preservation - minimal development maintaining the star-filled skies increasingly rare in America
Investment Potential: Smart Money Moves to Oregon
Oregon Land Investment Advantages:
Population growth - Oregon continues attracting new residents seeking outdoor lifestyle and recreation opportunities
Recreation premium - properties with national park and forest access command significantly higher values
Tourism economy - Crater Lake attracts millions of visitors annually, supporting local economy and rental income potential
Climate refugees - increasing migration from extreme weather areas to Oregon's stable high desert climate
No state sales tax - Oregon's tax advantages make it attractive for retirees and investors
Strategic Investment Factors:
Scarcity value - properties near Crater Lake and national forest access increasingly rare and valuable
Infrastructure development - continued improvement of rural roads and utilities increases accessibility and values
Renewable energy potential - excellent solar and wind resources create income opportunities and energy independence
Agricultural tax benefits - potential for agricultural use maintaining favorable property tax classification
Conservation easements - possible tax benefits while preserving natural character and wildlife habitat
Utilities and Infrastructure: Modern Convenience Meets Off-Grid Freedom
Power and Energy Solutions:
Grid power available - power lines serve the area, contact Pacific Power for connection costs and availability
Solar power excellence - 300+ days of sunshine annually with high desert clarity creates ideal solar conditions
Wind energy potential - consistent high desert winds provide excellent small wind turbine opportunities
Generator backup - propane or diesel generators common for backup power and off-grid independence
Battery storage systems - modern lithium battery technology enables 24/7 off-grid capability
Water and Waste Management:
Well drilling required - typical depth 100-200 feet in high desert areas, contact local drillers for estimates
Water quality excellent - high desert wells typically produce clean, mineral-rich water
Water hauling option - temporary solution while planning well installation, several local services available
Septic system required - standard for rural properties, excellent soil conditions for proper drainage
Greywater systems - legal options for water conservation and sustainable living practices
Communication and Internet:
Cellular service - good coverage from major carriers throughout most of the area
Satellite internet - Starlink and other providers offer high-speed rural internet perfect for remote work
Landline potential - traditional phone service available through local providers
Emergency communication - two-way radio networks and emergency services coordination
Zoning and Building Information: Maximum Freedom
R-2 Rural Residential Zoning Advantages:
Flexible building options - site-built homes, mobile homes, and manufactured homes all welcome
Minimum size freedom - Klamath County allows homes as small as 300 square feet, perfect for tiny home enthusiasts
No time limits - build when you're ready without pressure or construction deadlines
RV camping allowed - up to 21 days every 6 months, permits required only for stays over one week
Agricultural activities - hobby farming, livestock, and agricultural pursuits encouraged
Home-based business - operate businesses from your property with minimal restrictions
Building and Development Opportunities:
Tiny homes welcome - 300 square foot minimum allows innovative small home designs and sustainable living
Off-grid systems encouraged - solar, wind, well water, and septic create complete independence
Workshop and storage - unlimited outbuildings for hobbies, equipment, and recreational vehicle storage
Guest accommodations - additional structures for visitors or rental income opportunities
Recreational facilities - shops, garages, and hobby buildings without HOA restrictions
Nearby Attractions and Amenities: Your Recreation Playground
World-Class Natural Wonders:
Crater Lake National Park (71 miles) - America's deepest lake with unparalleled beauty and recreational opportunities
Fremont-Winema National Forest (adjacent) - 2.3 million acres of hunting, fishing, camping, and adventure
Upper Klamath Lake (30 miles) - Oregon's largest freshwater lake with world-class fishing and wildlife viewing
Cascade Range access - skiing, mountaineering, and alpine recreation within driving distance
Lava Beds National Monument (60 miles) - unique geological formations and cave exploration
Outdoor Recreation Paradise:
World-class hunting - elk, deer, bear, upland birds, and waterfowl in prime habitat
Premium fishing - trout streams, alpine lakes, and reservoir fishing throughout the region
OHV trail networks - thousands of miles of Atv, dirt bike, and four-wheel drive trails
Hiking and backpacking - unlimited trail access from easy nature walks to challenging backcountry adventures
Winter sports - skiing, snowboarding, cross-country skiing, and snowmobiling throughout the region
Cultural and Historic Attractions:
Klamath County Museum - regional history, Native American culture, and natural history exhibits
Historic downtown Klamath Falls - antique shops, restaurants, and preserved architecture
Railroad heritage - historic train stations and transportation museums
Agricultural fairs - county fair and agricultural celebrations showcasing local culture
Art galleries - local artists inspired by the region's incredible natural beauty
Pricing and Financing: Make Your Oregon Dream Affordable
Invest in your Oregon paradise with options that work for every budget:
Cash Purchase: $18,525 (plus $250 doc fee)
Immediate ownership with clear title
No financing complications or interest charges
Quick closing for immediate use and development
Owner Financing Available:
$275 down + $250 doc fee ($525 total to start)
$250/month for 72 months
Zero interest - what you see is what you pay
No prepayment penalties - pay off early without fees
No credit checks - your property secures the loan
Everyone qualifies - simple approval process
Why This Represents Incredible Value:
$8.34 per day - less than your daily coffee budget for land ownership near Crater Lake
No monthly fees ever - no Hoa, Poa, or maintenance fees reducing your investment return
Immediate use - start camping, building, or developing right away without waiting
Inflation protection - fixed payments while land values and living costs increase
Legacy building - real asset ownership you can pass to future generations
How to Secure Your Oregon Paradise
Your Journey to Land Ownership is Simple:
Step 1: Choose Your Investment Option
Cash purchase for immediate ownership and maximum flexibility
Owner financing for easy monthly payments and immediate access
Step 2: Complete Simple Documentation
Fast, straightforward process - no banks, no credit committees, no delays
We handle all paperwork - experienced team ensures smooth closing
Clear title transfer - you receive warranty deed and complete ownership
Step 3: Start Your Oregon Adventure
Begin using immediately - camp, explore, plan your development
Connect with local contractors and suppliers for building projects
Join the outdoor recreation community and discover your new lifestyle
Step 4: Build Your Legacy
Develop at your own pace - no time limits or construction requirements
Create your perfect Oregon retreat with complete freedom and flexibility
Enjoy the appreciation and lifestyle benefits of Oregon land ownership
Ready to Claim Your Piece of Oregon Paradise?
Don't let another day pass without securing your affordable piece of Oregon high desert with Crater Lake access and unlimited recreational opportunities. This 1.54-Acre sanctuary in Klamath County is your ticket to the Oregon outdoor lifestyle without the premium price tag.
The Smart Money is Moving to Oregon. Strategic location, national park access, recreation premium, renewable energy potential, and incredible pricing make this the investment opportunity you've been waiting for.
Your Oregon Adventure is Calling. Answer now and take the first step toward your new life where Crater Lake is your neighbor, elk roam through your backyard, and every day feels like the outdoor adventure you were born to live.
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Detailed GPS coordinates and survey information
Klamath County building and zoning guide
Local contractor and supplier recommendations
Crater Lake and recreation area maps and guides
Step-by-step ownership process explanation
Questions? We Have Answers:
All questions answered with no obligation or pressure
Property tours and detailed information available
Financing options and ownership process explained
Building and development planning consultation
Local recreation and lifestyle guidance
Remember: With our 30-day, no-questions-asked money-back guarantee, you can invest with complete confidence. Your Oregon paradise with Crater Lake access and unlimited recreation is waiting - will you answer the call?
Don't wait - prime Oregon properties near Crater Lake don't stay available long at these prices.
Own the land. Live the dream. Build your legacy.
Your Oregon adventure starts now.
Land Maps
Directions to Land
Beatty Oregon 97621, USA
Head west on OR-140 W toward Godowa Springs Rd
125 ft
Turn right onto Godowa Springs Rd
3.0 mi
Turn left onto Drews Rd
10.3 mi
Turn right onto Cherokee St
Destination will be on the right
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