Looking for your next investment property, a great place to hunt or just need somewhere to get out in the woods and experience the outdoors? Here are 10 timber properties across the U.S. that are sure to “grow” on you!

1. Pea River Hunting/Timber Tract (Barbour County, Alabama)

This Pea River Hunting and Timber Tract in Barbour County, AL has it all: mature hardwoods, pines, food plots, excellent internal roads, abundant wildlife, paved road frontage, as well as Pea River frontage. This property has been in the same family since the late 1800s and provides an excellent opportunity to grow and harvest trophy class deer. This tract offers substantial income for the next 8 years through a timber lease with Weyerhaeuser.

2. Smalley Ridge Tract (Roane County, Tennessee)

A beautiful mature hardwood timber tract located just south of Kingston, Tennessee and Watts Bar Lake – what more could you ask for? With great views from the top of Smalley Ridge, this property is the perfect opportunity for someone looking to invest in timberland!

3. 81 Acre Recreational/Timberland Tract (San Jacinto County, Texas)

This spacious recreational 81-acre tract offers the best of country living. Feel secluded on this gem and also have the convenience of local amenities. This property offers over 800 feet of state highway access and a second easement for entry, as well as a great building site with access to utilities. Plan your dream country spread in this amazing location!

4. 5.9 Acre Home Site & Timberland (Lincoln County, Arkansas)

Looking for a timber tract that’s less than 10 acres? This 5.9-acre property has mature timber on the east end of the property and is also a great home site. The property has mixed hardwoods and pine throughout, as well as plenty of areas for a deer stand. Less than 10 minutes from Star City and only 20 minutes to Pine Bluff, this property would make a great location for a country home site far enough out of town, but still close enough to all the amenities!

5. Young Pine Plantation Investment (Morehouse Parish, Louisiana)

Searching for a great Louisiana timber investment? This tract was clear-cut in 2015 and planted in 2016 in loblolly pine. A tremendous deer habitat with merchantable pine/hardwood timber on 3 neighboring sides with gated access on a logging road, you could choose to hunt the tract yourself or lease to the adjacent hunting club for income. Just minutes from Bastrop, LA, the area has always had a healthy deer herd and this thicket provides plenty of cover!

6. Hunting and Timber Tract near Bassfield (Jefferson Davis County, Mississippi)

Located in southeast Jefferson Davis County, just 15 miles from Sumrall, MS, with nearby agriculture fields, this tract offers hunting opportunities for deer, turkey, and wood ducks with timber investment potential. Timber on this property consists of mixed hardwood and pine diversity.

7. Randolph County Hunting and Timber (Randolph County, Georgia)

Find 80 +/- acres of thinned mature pine timber with the balance of hardwoods and creek bottom at this Randolph County hunting and timber tract. With plenty of wildlife, an excellent road system, power and well set up for camp, you’ll want to get this Georgia property before it’s gone!

8. Beautiful Riverfront Timberland (Oconee County, South Carolina)

This incredible timberland property offers over 1/2 mile of frontage on the scenic Chauga River. The stream is home to bass, bream, and catfish as well as trout further upstream. Stands of managed pines provide cash flow, and mature hardwoods populate the riverfront. A conservation easement allows one home with outbuildings, and with nearby tracts enrolled in conservation easements, as well as the nearby Sumter National Forest, this area will maintain its rural and nature-friendly environment.

9. Lake Waccamaw Timber and Recreational Tract (Columbus County, North Carolina)

This unique 202-acre property is broken into 3 different timber stands. The owner will subdivide the property into 2 smaller tracts. Stand 1 includes 40+/- acres of 15-year-old plantation pine that has never been thinned. Stand 2 has 83+/- acres consisting of 25 trees per acre, and stand 3 has approximately 84 acres with 10 trees per acre. With over 1 mile of road frontage, conveniently located off HWY 74, water, power, and contiguous location to East Columbus High School, this property offers many commercial and residential uses as well.