Tucked away at the southern end of Rush Creek Valley in Washington County, this off-grid getaway offers an incredible mix of recreation, relaxation, and seclusion. Accessed via unmaintained N Rush Creek Rd, the property follows the scenic creek north to the reservoir, creating a truly remote and peaceful setting. A secure gated entrance leads to a half-acre flat site, perfect for campers or equipment, perched above a bend in the creek with beautiful views. A trail winds past a 25' shipping container—ideal for storing ATVs, treestands, or camping gear—and crosses a low-water ford into an enchanting bottomland flat. Here, you’ll find a newly Amish-built bunkhouse complete with a vented propane heater, solar lighting, and a covered front porch. A matching outhouse with a composting toilet and solar light sits nearby. Trail systems weave through upland and bottomland hardwoods, including oaks and pawpaw patches, with great tree stand sites and potential food plot areas. A dedicated shooting range adds a great space to sharpen skills, and the true showstopper is over 2,000’ of rock-bottom Rush Creek frontage—perfect for fossil hunting, geode collecting, or simply wading and walking creekside for hours of adventure.