NEW LISTINGS
SILVER SPRINGS CATTLE RANCH
Tenino, Washington
$49,995,000 | 1,058± Acres
Located in Thurston County, Washington, this property combines high-value conservation potential, mineral resources, and income generation. Its diverse habitats support federally protected species and are eligible for mitigation credit development. The land also holds vast sand and gravel reserves with permits underway, plus rail access for distribution. Current leases—ranging from composting to solar—provide steady revenue and long-term flexibility.
WHITE RIVER HUNTING MECCA
Hamill, South Dakota
$5,897,820 | 983± Acres
On the White River in South Dakota, this property offers exceptional sporting and agricultural opportunities. With fertile bottom ground, native pastures, cropland, and food plots, it sustains abundant wildlife including trophy whitetail and mule deer, pheasant, turkey, and grouse. The river creates rich habitats, secluded draws, and ideal sites for building. Just 35± minutes from Winner, it combines accessibility, privacy, and investment potential for recreation or stewardship.
NARROWS RV PARK AND JACKALOPE BAR & GRILL
Princeton, Oregon
$750,000 | 15± Acres
Tourist and local destination near Malheur National Wildlife Refuge and Steens Mountains Wilderness, this 41-space RV park offers multiple income streams with a store, café, bar, gas station, and a cabin. Short-term tenants, a few year-round residents, and the Jackalope Bar & Grill’s strong reputation keep it thriving. With clean amenities, catering potential, and room to expand services, it suits an owner-operator or investor seeking steady returns in scenic southeast Oregon.
UPDATED PRICES
PINE MEADOWS EXECUTIVE RETREAT
Coalville, Utah
$9,500,000 | 41± Acres
This secluded mountain estate offers unmatched privacy, off-grid capability, and luxurious living near Park City.
CASINO CREEK RANCH
Lewistown, Montana
$1,950,000 | 75± Acres
Minutes from Lewistown, Montana, this property features a home, horse barn, and heated shop. The horse barn includes space for stalling, tack storage, and feed.
NEW VIDEO
STAGE ROUTE RANCH
Fort Laramie, Wyoming
$2,400,000 | 1,600± Acres
THE FUTURE OF PUBLIC LANDS
THE FUTURE OF PUBLIC LANDS: PRIVATIZATION, POLICY, AND WHY IT MATTERS WITH ATTORNEY JIM BRADBURY
In this episode of the Land Investor podcast, attorney Jim Bradbury returns to dive deeper into the hotly debated issue of selling public lands. Building on their previous conversation, Jim, Matt, and Ryan explore the implications of recent legislation, the role of federal vs. state control, and the long-term risks of privatization. The discussion highlights how these lands connect communities, sustain outdoor access, and remain central to America’s identity, while also addressing the pressures of energy, housing, and development. It’s a timely and thought-provoking look at why the future of public lands matters to everyone.
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