Located in southern Martin County’s Lost River Township, this 4.92± acre property offers a small-scale recreational tract surrounded by the rugged landscapes that characterize this part of southern Indiana. The area is known for its mix of private lands and expansive tracts of Hoosier National Forest, providing access to thousands of acres of additional hunting and outdoor recreation opportunities nearby. The property offers approximately 600 feet of gravel County Road frontage along Peggy Hollow Road. Set just off the frontage, a 300-square-foot yard barn-style cabin sits perched on a bench in the topography and overlooks the hardwood forest stretching northward. While the structure is in need of repairs and updates, it provides a starting point for a small hunting camp or weekend getaway. Surrounded by mature hardwoods, the site offers a wooded and secluded setting. The terrain is typical of the region, featuring rolling hills and a mix of benches, ridges, and hollows. Several game trails were noted across the property, with signs of whitetail deer movement to and from the adjacent tracts of National Forest. The location creates natural opportunities for hunting setups or ambush sites. For those interested in additional recreation, the proximity to public land provides expanded options for hiking, hunting, or exploring. Although this tract offers the feel of a remote getaway, it remains within a reasonable distance of local towns and amenities. The property is approximately 17 miles from French Lick, 27 miles from Jasper, 30 miles from Loogootee, and 42 miles from Bedford. These communities provide access to lodging, dining, and supplies for extended stays. For those seeking a low-cost recreational retreat, this property offers the combination of road frontage, mature hardwoods, and adjacency to public lands. With some effort to improve the existing cabin or develop a simple camp setup, it could serve as a convenient base to enjoy the surrounding landscape and wildlife.