Rock Point Ridge - 188
Rock Point Ridge - 188 acres
This unbelievable property is in the heart of Southeastern Oklahoma in Daisy. Access to the property is down a private road. Travel across the rock bottom Clear Creek to arrive at the base of Buck Creek Mountain. Follow the winding road up the mountain starting around 700 feet to the top at approximately 1140 feet. As you drive up the road, the views to the north provide miles of visibility. Continue across Low Gap to the entrance gate. Once through the gate, continue to the top of the ridge with majestic views to the north and south. Multiple plateau areas are perfect to build an off grid cabin. Walk or ride on a UTV down to the Rock Point Ridge to see the massive boulders that run along the south side of the mountain. Stop along the trail at an area that you can climb to see views over the once Kosoma Station area. Around 1888, Kosoma was a boomtown with a...
This unbelievable property is in the heart of Southeastern Oklahoma in Daisy. Access to the property is down a private road. Travel across the rock bottom Clear Creek to arrive at the base of Buck Creek Mountain. Follow the winding road up the mountain starting around 700 feet to the top at approximately 1140 feet. As you drive up the road, the views to the north provide miles of visibility. Continue across Low Gap to the entrance gate. Once through the gate, continue to the top of the ridge with majestic views to the north and south. Multiple plateau areas are perfect to build an off grid cabin. Walk or ride on a UTV down to the Rock Point Ridge to see the massive boulders that run along the south side of the mountain. Stop along the trail at an area that you can climb to see views over the once Kosoma Station area. Around 1888, Kosoma was a boomtown with a railroad depot and saw mills supported by the surrounding timber industry. By the 1900s, Kosoma was in fast decline due to the changing industry and the town eventually was abandoned. Most people and businesses moved to the town of Antlers. Today, this area is a vast untouched wilderness of mountains and timber. Wildlife is abundant in this area, including whitetail deer, bear, and various other species. At the south base of Buck Creek Mountain flows Caney Creek. The north base has the beautiful water of Buck Creek flowing along the north property border. Spend your day on the banks of these creeks searching for arrowheads. This property supports the meaning of recreational land which includes camping, fishing, swimming, hiking, hunting, rock climbing, and relaxation while enjoying the amazing Oklahoma sunset. Do not miss your opportunity to own a piece of Buck Creek Mountain, a true hidden Oklahoma treasure. Call Jon today for a private tour.
188 acres +/-
Located in Daisy, OK
Elevations reach to 1140 feet
Private access road to property
Rock bottom creeks
Walking or hiking trails
Gated at main entrance
Large Boulders along bluff
Bear and Whitetail deer
Moss rocks of all sizes
Access to Caney Creek & Buck Creek
Mature trees including Pine, Oak, and other
Partially fenced with barb wire
Power is appx 1 mile from property
Would need a water system for water
Minutes from the Indian Nation Turnpike
No restrictions
Atoka County
Taxes appx $200 a year
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