Ward Creek Ranch
Ward Creek Ranch is an idyllic Brazos River Valley ranch sitting in the heart of Palo Pinto County only an hour west of Fort Worth. This 880-acre ranch lies just outside the quaint community of Lone Camp and has great paved road access from FM 4. Once home to the Comanches, this ranch is well located in an area with good quality neighbors and long-term land holders. With over one mile of Brazos River front, 1.75 miles of Ward Creek, several ponds and tank and two 165' deep water wells, this ranch is exceptionally well-watered for livestock, wildlife and household purposes. The river frontage has a nice variation from drive-and-walk-out locations to low cliffs that can easily be hiked. An excellent 60-40 blend of heavy cover to open pastures graces the ranch. Ward Creek cuts diagonally through the property with banks varying from 10 to 50 feet tall and is a bona fide wildlife sanctuary fo...
Ward Creek Ranch is an idyllic Brazos River Valley ranch sitting in the heart of Palo Pinto County only an hour west of Fort Worth. This 880-acre ranch lies just outside the quaint community of Lone Camp and has great paved road access from FM 4. Once home to the Comanches, this ranch is well located in an area with good quality neighbors and long-term land holders. With over one mile of Brazos River front, 1.75 miles of Ward Creek, several ponds and tank and two 165' deep water wells, this ranch is exceptionally well-watered for livestock, wildlife and household purposes. The river frontage has a nice variation from drive-and-walk-out locations to low cliffs that can easily be hiked. An excellent 60-40 blend of heavy cover to open pastures graces the ranch. Ward Creek cuts diagonally through the property with banks varying from 10 to 50 feet tall and is a bona fide wildlife sanctuary for the numerous native species that call this place home. There is no current oil or gas production, and the sellers will convey a portion of the minerals with an acceptable offer. This is an overall excellent recreational ranch that can also handle a quality cattle operation and is located well within the golden 1.5 hour from DFW. This ranch has been family owned for almost 50 years and is now ready for the next chapter of it's legacy to begin.
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From I20 North on FM 4 through Santo and Lone Camp, Right on New Hope rode (.745 miles) past the jog in in the road. Property on the left. Sign on property.
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