Freemont Recreational River Tract

Descriptions

Recreational land along the Payette River with over 250 feet of river frontage and a seasonal creek. Trees and foliage line the creek bed that meanders through the western portion of the lot. This acreage would make a great location to camp, fish, or hunt waterfowl. Per Payette County the property is not buildable.



Land

The land lies within hunting unit 32 but borders unit 38 to the south. There is a public boat launch and river access just across Falk Bridge to the south on State of Idaho land. The parcel is convenient to access year round via paved roads located less than 7 miles from New Plymouth and 10 miles from Interstate 84.


Recreation

Payette County is a popular destination for recreational activities, including ATVing, mountain biking, hiking, camping, and fishing in the Payette River.

0.0 miles from the Payette River
0.1 miles from Public Boat Launch
0.1 miles from State of Idaho Land
9.8 miles from Payette River Wildlife Management Area
18.0 miles from the Snake River



Location

This recreational property is located less than 7 miles from the small agricultural community of New Plymouth, Idaho. New Plymouth is known as the worlds largest horseshoe because the streets create this unique shape from an aerial view. The city streets are beautifully lined with trees and foliage. The community also boasts 11 acres of common green space and parks.
New Plymouth is home to the Payette County Fairgrounds and features several historical locations, including the Tuttle Blacksmith Shop. The town hosts several annual festivals and events, including the Payette County Fair and Parade.