Unique Camping/Rec Lot in Stevens Pass, Washington
Unique recreational 0.33 acre located near the world class location of Stevens Pass, this classic weekend escape is a perfect spot to crash for skiing, camping and hiking enthusiasts with its proximity to the Stevens Pass Ski Area and several scenic trails.
With this charming area in the Cascade Mountains at the center of Washington State, you can take advantage of the surrounding public lands, national parks, epic sights, and unlimited summer and winter recreational activities. Lake Wenatchee, Waterfront Park, Lake Valhalla Trailhead, and Skyline Lake Trail are just some of the sights you can explore near the property.
This parcel is located in Yodelin subdivision, where you will find yurts and unique grandfathered in cabins. Its really special location in the area. However, a good portion of lots here are not considered buildable due to avalanche zone designation. This property is be...
This parcel is located in Yodelin subdivision, where you will find yurts and unique grandfathered in cabins. Its really special location in the area. However, a good portion of lots here are not considered buildable due to avalanche zone designation. This property is best suited for a recreational investment and camping. One could get creative and try to figure out a way to build a structure, yurt, or tree fort, etc. We are pricing this to sell as-is and asking the Buyer to perform their own due diligence.
This is definitely a rare and unique land investment.
Directions
--> Property can be accessed via N Nason Rd.
--> Plan your route before you go. We recommend using the GPS coordinates and an app like OnxMaps (see our blog for a tutorial), County GIS maps, our Google Earth map link and Satellite images to map out potential access routes before visiting.
--> Be safe when visiting! Rural, undeveloped land can be dangerous due to terrain, poor or non-existent road access, etc. and calls for caution when visiting. Tell someone where you are going and when you will return. Remember, to respect local landowners and laws. Do not trespass. Ultimately, you, the customer, are responsible for identifying access through due diligence. Wilco will not be held responsible for any actions or outcomes by visitors to our property.
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