This camp sits on nearly 40 acres and offers direct access to both snowmobile and ORV trails—right from your driveway. Federal land surrounds the property in every direction, all within walking distance. The land features frontage on the East Branch of the Tahquamenon River, which holds brook trout and provides a year-round freshwater source for wildlife. The terrain is gently rolling and densely wooded, with abundant natural growth including blueberry, raspberry, and pin cherry. A high point on the property, previously used for sand gathering, offers a scenic view over much of the land. Toward the rear of the property, there's a small food plot. The 38 acres were logged in the recent past, allowing for strong regrowth and diverse food sources that support a variety of wildlife—including grouse, small game, deer, and bear. The cabin is fully functional and currently used as a year-round residence. Unlike many similar cabins in the area, this one is connected to the power grid and located on a maintained, paved road—just 500 yards from M-28, offering easy access from the south, east, and west.