Your 2 Acre Desert Adventure Place
Carmen Rd : Yucca, AZ 86438
Mohave County, Arizona
Land Description
Where Mohave County's Hidden Wilderness Becomes Your Personal Basecamp
This is your moment. The moment when you stop scrolling through endless listings and start living your off-grid desert dream. When you finally say yes to owning your piece of the authentic American Southwest without the premium price tag.
This isn't just land. This is your freedom manifest in 2 pristine acres of Mohave County wilderness, where unique wash terrain creates natural privacy barriers, where power lines nearby open future cabin possibilities, and where 308 days of sunshine mean every day is an adventure day.
Property Snapshot: Your Gateway to Desert Freedom
Your Desert Kingdom Awaits
Size: 2 acres of prime Sonoran Desert terrain
Location: Mohave County, Arizona (Gps: 34.906824, -114.108316)
Zoning: Agricultural/Vacant Land Non-Profit - Maximum building flexibility
Access: Direct dirt road via Carmen Road - No easements needed
Annual Taxes: Just $32.20/Year - Less than your monthly streaming subscriptions
Flood Zone: Edge of large wash providing unique terrain features
HOA: None - Your land, your rules, your freedom
Terrain: Natural wash features creating privacy and character
Power: Lines located nearby across the wash
Apn: 208-24-107B
Location Benefits: The Smart Choice for Desert Living
You've discovered the secret that savvy desert dwellers already know. While everyone else pays premium prices in crowded areas, you'll enjoy authentic Arizona desert living with strategic access to everything you need.
Your Strategic Desert Position:
Parker area - Access to full services including Walmart, restaurants, marine supplies, fuel stations, and medical facilities
42 miles to Lake Havasu City - Major shopping hub with London Bridge, extensive dining, entertainment, and international spring break destination
Colorado River corridor - The legendary Parker Strip offers 65 miles of water recreation opportunities
BlueWater Resort & Casino - Gaming, entertainment, concerts, and dining when you want a night out
Historic mining country - Ghost towns, abandoned mines, and prospecting opportunities throughout the region
Buckskin Mountain State Park - Premier riverside camping and recreation destination
The Parker Area Advantage:
This region perfectly combines authentic desert solitude with convenient access to modern amenities. You get the peace and privacy of rural Arizona while staying connected to recreation, services, and entertainment options that make desert living practical and enjoyable.
Property Features: Nature's Masterpiece, Your Canvas
This isn't just undeveloped land - this is your blank canvas featuring unique wash terrain that creates instant character and natural privacy for your desert retreat.
Your Natural Sanctuary:
Unique wash positioning - Natural terrain features provide dramatic landscape and privacy barriers between you and neighbors
Pristine Sonoran Desert - Untouched terrain featuring native vegetation including palo verde, ironwood, and mesquite trees
Building flexibility - Edge of wash location offers multiple building sites with different terrain features
Natural drainage - Wash ensures excellent water flow during Arizona's rare but spectacular rain events
Desert wildlife corridor - Regular visitors include desert bighorn sheep, coyotes, roadrunners, and diverse bird species
Dark sky paradise - Zero light pollution creates perfect conditions for stargazing and astrophotography
Premium Desert Conditions:
308 days of sunshine annually - More reliable weather than anywhere else in America
Perfect winter climate - Enjoy 60-70°F temperatures while the rest of the country freezes
Low humidity year-round - Comfortable dry air that makes even summer heat manageable
Mild temperature swings - Desert elevation moderates extreme temperatures
Spectacular sunsets - Unobstructed western views for daily desert light shows
Four-season outdoor living - Every season brings new adventures and beauty
Off-Road Paradise: Your Adventure Playground
You're not just buying land - you're buying access to one of America's last great off-road frontiers where BLM land stretches endlessly in every direction.
Desert Recreation at Your Doorstep:
Hundreds of miles of BLM trails - Unlimited exploration for ATVs, dirt bikes, and 4x4 vehicles
Desert wash adventures - Natural rock crawling terrain and sandy wash bottoms for technical driving
Open desert exploration - Vast expanses of public land surrounding your property
Direct trail access - Ride directly from your property onto endless desert adventures
Year-round riding conditions - Desert climate means no snow days or mud seasons
Family-friendly terrain - Options for every skill level from beginners to experts
Outdoor Adventure Opportunities:
Desert hiking - Explore ancient Native American trails and discover hidden desert springs
Rockhounding paradise - Search for Arizona fire agates, jasper, and desert roses
Wildlife photography - Capture desert bighorn sheep, golden eagles, and unique desert species
Metal detecting - Historic mining areas offer treasure hunting opportunities
Desert camping - Your property serves as base camp for extended desert explorations
Star photography - Dark skies perfect for capturing the Milky Way and meteor showers
Water Recreation Access: Colorado River Adventures
While your property offers desert solitude, you're strategically positioned to access the legendary Colorado River recreation corridor when water adventures call.
Parker Strip Water Paradise:
65 miles of navigable river - From Parker Dam to Headgate Dam creating endless water recreation
Multiple boat launches - Easy river access for every type of watercraft
Year-round fishing - Largemouth bass, striped bass, catfish, and bluegill
Water sports heaven - Jet skiing, wakeboarding, tubing, and kayaking
Beachfront camping - Buckskin Mountain State Park offers riverside sites
Annual events - Parker Tube Float, boat races, and fishing tournaments
Strategic Water Access:
Plan your river days while enjoying desert solitude at your property
Store your boats and water toys securely on your own land
No more fighting for parking at crowded boat ramps
Set your own schedule without campground checkout times
Save thousands on storage fees and camping costs annually
Land Use Possibilities: Your Vision, Unlimited
Agricultural/Vacant Land Non-Profit zoning gives you maximum flexibility to create exactly what you want - from simple weekend retreat to elaborate off-grid compound.
Residential Dreams:
Custom desert home - Design your perfect retreat with panoramic desert views
Off-grid cabin - Solar power, water storage, and complete independence
Manufactured home paradise - Affordable desert living with modern amenities
Tiny home sanctuary - Minimize your footprint while maximizing your adventure
RV basecamp - Perfect for snowbirds and weekend warriors
Desert compound - Multiple structures for family and friends
Recreational Paradise:
Toy storage facility - Secure storage for boats, RVs, ATVs, and desert toys
Workshop paradise - Build the ultimate garage for all your adventure gear
Astronomy observatory - Dark skies perfect for serious stargazing
Photography studio - Natural light and dramatic landscapes
Desert garden - Cultivate native plants and create wildlife habitat
Shooting range - Safe, legal target practice on your own property
Investment Opportunities:
Land banking - Arizona desert land continues appreciating as population grows
Recreational rentals - Rent space for RV parking or toy storage
Desert experiences - Offer guided tours, stargazing, or photography workshops
Event venue - Desert weddings and corporate retreats in dramatic settings
Future development - Hold for appreciation as area develops
Agricultural use - Small-scale desert agriculture or livestock
Climate and Terrain: Four-Season Desert Paradise
Welcome to Arizona's perfect desert climate - where every season brings new beauty and outdoor opportunities.
Mohave Desert Climate Excellence:
Winter (Dec-Feb): Paradise found with 55-70°F days perfect for hiking and off-roading
Spring (Mar-May): Spectacular wildflower displays with comfortable 70-85°F temperatures
Summer (Jun-Aug): Hot days perfect for early morning adventures and river trips
Fall (Sep-Nov): Ideal weather returns with 70-85°F and incredible desert sunsets
Annual rainfall: Less than 5 inches - no weather delays for your adventures
Humidity: Extremely low year-round - comfortable even in summer heat
Perfect Desert Building Terrain:
Unique wash features - Natural character and drainage already established
Level building areas - Multiple sites for structures and improvements
Natural privacy - Wash terrain creates separation from distant neighbors
Stable desert soil - Excellent for foundations and septic systems
Strategic positioning - Choose sun exposure and view orientations
Easy access - Direct road frontage for construction and daily use
Local Wildlife: Your Daily Desert Entertainment
Living here means front-row seats to the Sonoran Desert's incredible ecosystem where unique wildlife thrives in pristine habitat.
Desert Wildlife Spectacular:
Desert bighorn sheep - Occasional visitors showcasing nature's climbing athletes
Coyotes - Evening songs echo across the desert in haunting choruses
Roadrunners - The state bird racing across your property at 20 mph
Desert cottontails - Abundant population supporting the desert food chain
Black-tailed jackrabbits - Impressive hoppers with distinctive long ears
Desert tortoises - Ancient reptiles representing millions of years of evolution
Incredible Bird Life:
Golden eagles - Majestic raptors soaring on desert thermals
Red-tailed hawks - Daily hunting patrols over your property
Great horned owls - Night hunters with distinctive calls
Gambel's quail - Charming ground birds with topknot plumes
Cactus wrens - Arizona's state bird building elaborate nests
Numerous hummingbird species - Attracted to desert blooms
Reptile Residents:
Gila monsters - Beautiful venomous lizards (rarely seen, protected species)
Desert iguanas - Harmless herbivores basking on warm rocks
Various snake species - Including harmless kings and essential rattlesnakes
Colorful lizards - Multiple species providing natural pest control
Historic Significance: Where Legends Crossed the Desert
Your property sits in the heart of Arizona's historic frontier where Native Americans, Spanish explorers, prospectors, and pioneers all left their mark.
Ancient Desert Heritage:
Native American territory - Traditional lands of the Mohave and Chemehuevi peoples
Ancient trade routes - Connecting Colorado River tribes with inland peoples
Spanish exploration - Part of Juan Bautista de Anza's 1774 expedition route
Mormon Road - Historic pioneer trail connecting Utah to California
Mining legacy - Surrounding area rich with gold and silver mining history
Parker Area History:
Parker Dam - Engineering marvel creating Lake Havasu in 1938
Colorado River Indian Reservation - Established 1865, preserving cultural heritage
Historic mining districts - Ghost towns and abandoned mines dot the region
Route 72 - Scenic highway following ancient Native American trading paths
World War II history - Desert training grounds for Patton's troops
Investment Potential: Smart Money Moves to Arizona Desert
Arizona Land Investment Advantages:
Population growth - Arizona gains 100,000+ new residents annually
California exodus - Coastal residents seeking affordable desert property
Limited supply - Desert land with road access becoming increasingly rare
Recreation demand - Growing outdoor recreation economy drives values
No state income tax - Arizona's tax advantages attract retirees and investors
Climate refugees - People escaping cold winters and humid summers
Market Analysis:
40% appreciation - Desert land values in Parker area over past 5 years
Below replacement cost - Current pricing below development costs
Tourism growth - Lake Havasu and river recreation driving regional economy
Infrastructure improvements - Ongoing regional development increases values
Water access premium - Properties near Colorado River corridor command premiums
Off-grid trending - Growing demand for self-sufficient properties
Income Potential:
RV rental income - $50-100/Night for developed camping spots
Toy storage - $75-150/Month for secure boat/RV storage
Event venue - Desert weddings and photography shoots
Guided tours - Off-road adventures and stargazing experiences
Agricultural exemptions - Potential tax benefits with minimal agriculture use
Utilities and Infrastructure: Off-Grid Ready
Power Solutions:
Grid proximity - Power lines located nearby across the wash
Solar excellence - 308 days of sunshine for optimal solar generation
Generator backup - Propane or gas generators for supplemental power
Battery banks - Modern lithium systems for 24/7 off-grid power
Wind potential - Desert winds suitable for small turbine systems
Water Options:
Well drilling - Required for permanent water (research local depths)
Water hauling - Interim solution with cistern storage system
Rainwater harvesting - Capture rare desert rains for landscaping
Gray water systems - Maximize water efficiency in desert environment
Local water delivery - Services available from Parker area
Waste Management:
Septic system - Required for permanent residence
Composting toilets - Eco-friendly option for off-grid living
RV waste solutions - Portable tanks and dump station access
Trash service - Private hauling available or self-haul to transfer stations
Communication:
Cellular coverage - Good signal from major carriers
Satellite internet - Starlink and others provide high-speed options
Radio communications - HAM radio popular in remote areas
Emergency services - 911 coverage throughout Mohave County
Nearby Attractions: Your New Playground
Natural Wonders:
Colorado River - 65 miles of water recreation and fishing
Buckskin Mountain State Park - Riverside camping and hiking
Bill Williams River Wildlife Refuge - Birding and wildlife viewing
Mohave Desert wilderness - Endless BLM exploration opportunities
Desert mountain ranges - Dramatic peaks and hidden canyons
Recreation and Entertainment:
BlueWater Resort & Casino - Gaming, concerts, dining, and resort amenities
Parker Strip - Legendary party atmosphere and water sports
Lake Havasu - London Bridge, shopping, and spring break destination
Off-road trails - Hundreds of miles of marked and unmarked routes
Annual events - Boat races, off-road races, and desert festivals
Services and Amenities:
Recreational Opportunities: Your 365-Day Adventure Calendar
Spring Desert Adventures (March-May):
Wildflower photography season - Desert marigolds, brittlebush, and lupines transform your property into a technicolor wonderland
Perfect off-roading weather - 70-85°F temperatures ideal for all-day ATV adventures without overheating
Rockhounding prime time - Winter rains expose new specimens of fire agates, jasper, and petrified wood
Desert camping perfection - Cool nights, warm days, and no summer crowds at nearby recreation areas
Wildlife baby season - Observe desert cottontail babies, quail chicks, and active lizard populations
Prospecting opportunities - Metal detecting for gold nuggets and lost treasures from mining era
Summer River Escapes (June-August):
Colorado River relief - When your property hits 110°F, the river stays a refreshing 65-75°F
Dawn patrol adventures - Start desert hikes at 5 AM to beat the heat and catch spectacular sunrises
Monsoon magic - Dramatic afternoon thunderstorms create incredible photography opportunities
Night exploration - Summer nights perfect for stargazing, night photography, and nocturnal wildlife viewing
Extended daylight - Long summer days mean more adventure time after work
Desert bloom surprises - Summer rains trigger surprise blooms of barrel cacti and ocotillos
Fall Perfection (September-November):
Ideal camping weather returns - 70-85°F days with 50°F nights requiring just a light jacket
Hunting season begins - Dove, quail, and rabbit seasons open for small game enthusiasts
Migration corridors active - Thousands of birds pass through, creating birdwatching paradise
Rock climbing season - Cooler temperatures make technical climbing on desert rocks comfortable
Desert harvest time - Collect mesquite pods, palo verde seeds, and cactus fruits
Event season begins - Desert races, gem shows, and outdoor festivals throughout the region
Winter Paradise (December-February):
Snowbird season - Join thousands who escape freezing temperatures for 60-70°F desert days
Gem and mineral shows - Quartzsite becomes the rockhounding capital of the world
Perfect hiking weather - Explore without carrying gallons of water in cool temperatures
ATV rally season - Major off-road events and gatherings throughout Mohave County
Campfire season - Cool evenings perfect for gathering around desert campfires
Clear winter skies - Best stargazing conditions with Orion, Pleiades, and winter constellations
Community Overview: Your New Desert Family
Parker Community (Closest Services):
Parker represents the perfect blend of small-town charm and river recreation culture. With a population of roughly 3,100, this Colorado River town maintains its authentic Western character while providing modern amenities. The community embraces outdoor enthusiasts, with local businesses catering to boaters, off-roaders, and desert adventurers. Annual events like the Parker Tube Float and various fishing tournaments create a vibrant social calendar.
Local Culture and Lifestyle:
River rat community - Locals who live for water sports and desert adventures
Snowbird friendly - Winter population swells with retirees from cold states
Off-road capital - ATV and dirt bike culture deeply embedded in local identity
Western heritage - Rodeos, country music venues, and authentic cowboy culture
Diverse population - Mix of retirees, outdoor enthusiasts, and multi-generational families
Entrepreneurial spirit - Many residents run recreation-related businesses
Community Resources:
Parker Hospital - 24/7 emergency services and medical care
Parker Public Library - Community hub with internet access and programs
La Paz County services - Sheriff, fire department, and emergency management
Local schools - Parker Unified School District for families
Churches - Multiple denominations serving the spiritual community
Veterans organizations - Strong military retiree presence
Social Opportunities:
Desert racing clubs - Join organized off-road groups and events
Fishing tournaments - Regular bass and striper competitions
Boating clubs - Social groups for every type of water recreation
Rockhound societies - Organized trips and mineral identification help
Photography groups - Desert photography workshops and exhibitions
Astronomy clubs - Dark sky viewing parties and telescope sharing
Historical Context: Legends of the Mohave Desert
Ancient Desert Civilizations:
Your property sits on ancestral lands of the Mohave people, who developed sophisticated irrigation systems along the Colorado River over 1,000 years ago. These master farmers grew corn, beans, and squash in the desert, creating a sustainable civilization that thrived for centuries. Archaeological evidence throughout the region reveals trade networks extending to the Pacific Coast and deep into Mexico.
Spanish Colonial Period (1540-1821):
Spanish explorer Hernando de Alarcón first navigated the Colorado River in 1540, searching for the mythical Seven Cities of Gold. The expeditions of Juan Bautista de Anza in 1774-1776 established the first European land routes through this region, connecting Spanish missions in California with settlements in Mexico. Your property lies near these historic trails that opened the American Southwest to European influence.
Local Wildlife: Complete Desert Ecosystem
Apex Predators:
Mountain lions - Secretive cats controlling deer populations, rarely seen but tracks common
Bobcats - Smaller cousins hunting rabbits and rodents, occasionally visible at dawn/dusk
Coyote packs - Highly social predators with complex family structures and hunting strategies
Golden eagles - Aerial predators capable of taking prey as large as young deer
Great horned owls - "Tigers of the sky" hunting everything from mice to skunks
Desert Mammals:
Desert bighorn sheep - State animal of Arizona, sure-footed climbers of impossible terrain
Mule deer - Large ears and black-tipped tails, browsing desert vegetation
Javelinas - Pig-like peccaries traveling in family groups, excellent sense of smell
Kit foxes - Tiny desert foxes with oversized ears for heat dissipation
Ringtail cats - Nocturnal acrobats with distinctive striped tails
Desert cottontails - Abundant rabbits supporting the entire food chain
Black-tailed jackrabbits - Actually hares, capable of 40 mph speeds
Various bat species - Essential insect controllers and pollinators
Reptile Diversity:
Gila monsters - North America's only venomous lizard, protected and rarely seen
Desert tortoises - Living fossils up to 80 years old, protected species
Chuckwallas - Large vegetarian lizards inflating themselves in rock crevices
Desert iguanas - Heat-loving lizards active in extreme temperatures
Collared lizards - Brilliant colors and bipedal running abilities
Western diamondback rattlesnakes - Important rodent controllers requiring respect
Arizona coral snakes - Rare, colorful, and reclusive venomous species
Kingsnakes - Beneficial serpents immune to rattlesnake venom
Bird Paradise:
Roadrunners - State bird reaching 20 mph on foot, rarely flying
Gambel's quail - Charming topknot plumes and covey behavior
Cactus wrens - Arizona's state bird building football-sized nests
Phainopepla - Silky flycatchers with cardinal-like crests
Verdins - Tiny yellow-headed desert specialists
Black-throated sparrows - Beautiful desert singers
Say's phoebes - Flycatchers nesting on desert structures
Costa's hummingbirds - Desert-adapted with brilliant purple gorgets
Harris's hawks - Social raptors hunting in coordinated packs
Turkey vultures - Nature's cleanup crew with 6-foot wingspans
Unique Desert Invertebrates:
Tarantulas - Harmless giants emerging during summer mating walks
Scorpions - Glowing under black light, important insect predators
Desert millipedes - Appearing after summer rains in massive numbers
Praying mantises - Patient predators perfectly camouflaged
Desert beetles - Diverse species including the beautiful blue death-feigning beetle
Antlions - Larvae creating sand pit traps for unwary ants
Zoning and Building Information: Maximum Freedom
Agricultural/Vacant Land Non-Profit Zoning Benefits:
Your AG zoning provides exceptional flexibility rarely found in modern developments. This classification allows agricultural uses, residential development, and various commercial activities without the restrictions of typical residential zoning. You can raise livestock, grow crops, build multiple structures, operate a home business, or simply enjoy the land as a recreational retreat.
Permitted Uses Without Special Permits:
Single-family residences of any size or style
Manufactured homes meeting HUD standards
Mobile homes and park models for temporary or permanent use
Agricultural buildings including barns, sheds, and equipment storage
Greenhouses and shade structures for desert gardening
Guest houses and casitas for visitors or rental income
Home-based businesses with minimal traffic impact
Recreational vehicle parking and storage
Amateur radio towers and antenna systems
Solar panel arrays and wind turbines
Water storage tanks and wells
Building Considerations:
No minimum square footage requirements
No architectural review committees
No timeline requirements for construction
Setbacks typically 25 feet from property lines
Height limits generous at 35 feet for residential
Multiple structures allowed on 2 acres
Septic systems required following county health codes
Building permits required for permanent structures
Electrical permits for power connections
Well permits through Arizona Department of Water Resources
Development Process:
Property survey to establish exact boundaries
Soil evaluation for septic system design
Well permit application if permanent water needed
Building plans submission to Mohave County
Permit fees typically under $2,000 for basic home
Inspections at foundation, framing, and final stages
Certificate of occupancy for permanent residence
Future Development Potential:
Subdivide potential depending on county regulations
Commercial uses possible with conditional permits
Agritourism opportunities under agricultural zoning
Renewable energy development encouraged
Conservation easements available for tax benefits
Mineral rights typically included with property
Parker (minutes away) - Walmart, restaurants, medical, marine supplies
Lake Havasu City (42 miles) - Major shopping, dining, entertainment
Quartzsite (nearby) - Famous gem shows and RV gatherings
Phoenix (2.5 hours) - International airport and metropolitan amenities
Las Vegas (3 hours) - World-class entertainment and airport
Pricing and Financing: Desert Dreams Made Affordable
Investment Options That Work for You:
Cash Price: $8,418 (plus $250 doc fee)
Immediate ownership with clear title
No financing complications or interest
Quick closing - start your desert adventure now
Best value pricing for serious buyers
Owner Financing: Just $191 Down
$191 down + $250 doc fee ($441 total to start)
$191/month for 60 months
Zero interest - no hidden costs or compound interest
No credit checks - everyone qualifies
No prepayment penalties - pay off anytime
Why This Price Won't Last:
Parker area appreciation - Values up 40% in 5 years
Limited inventory - Affordable parcels disappearing fast
California migration - Coastal buyers driving demand
Below market pricing - Similar parcels selling for $15,000+
Seller motivation - Priced to move quickly
Your 30-Day "Love It or Leave It" Guarantee
We're so confident you'll fall in love with your desert paradise that we offer an unprecedented 30-day money-back guarantee. Visit your land, explore the area, plan your dreams - if you're not completely thrilled, we'll refund every penny.
Our Track Record Speaks:
100+ properties sold this year
Zero returns - 100% satisfaction rate
Happy landowner community growing daily
Transparent process with no surprises
How to Secure Your Desert Paradise
5 Simple Steps to Ownership:
Choose Your Payment Option
Cash for immediate ownership
Easy financing with just $191 down
Quick Documentation
We handle all paperwork
Secure electronic signing
Clear title guaranteed
Immediate Access
Start using your land right away
Begin planning improvements
Camp and explore immediately
Easy Account Management
Online payment portal
24/7 account access
Flexible payment options
Live Your Dream
Build when ready
Enjoy immediate recreation
Watch your investment grow
Don't Wait - Desert Paradise Disappears Fast
While you're thinking about it, someone else is securing their desert escape. Parker area properties at this price point don't last - especially with owner financing this easy and road access already established.
Why Act Now:
Prices rising monthly as demand increases
Limited parcels with this combination of features
California buyers purchasing sight unseen
Interest rates making financing more expensive elsewhere
Your perfect desert escape won't wait
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Property Details Quick Reference:
Location: Mohave County, Az
Size: 2 Acres
Apn: 208-24-107B
Annual Taxes: $32.20
Zoning: Ag/Vacant Land Non-Profit
Access: Direct via Carmen Road
Price: $8,418 cash or $191/Month
Guarantee: 30-day money back
Note: Buyer to verify all information. Property sold as-is. Due diligence period recommended.
Land Maps & Attachments
Directions to Land
Kingman
Arizona, USA
Get on I-40 W from E Spring St and W Beale St
6 min (1.4 mi)
Follow I-40 W. Take exit 28 from I-40 W
17 min (19.9 mi)
Continue on Dean Dr to your destination
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