This 58.87 acre property SW of Rocksprings has a barndo with a bunk room in half of it that is used for lodging and is entirely powered by solar with batteries and panels. The other half of the barndo can be used as storage for your side by side or other accessories, or finished out to make more lodging. There is also a covered parking spot for an RV to give more lodging options when you bring your home with you and the solar system can power that as well. There is a metal container on site that will remain for storage of feed or other items. A dried in building is also on site and leaves more possibilities for dry storage or more lodging for the new owner. The property has trails throughout to allow access to almost the entire area. In addition to native game of white tail and turkey, exotic species free range in the area as well to include aoudad, axis, and fallow. There are some hogs, but the area is definitely not over run as they have been managed well. The property is at the end of a cul de sac for privacy and has been lightly hunted. For anyone wanting to establish a homestead, there is a small acreage high fenced pen behind the campsite that has water stations established for the new owner to have an area for animals they may want to raise for personal use. The development has a community well that is close by for water and there are storage containers that will convey. The metal roof and rv cover could easily be used to create a great water catch system if the next owner would prefer that option. Ag valuation is currently in place to keep property taxes low.