Property Overview
Embrace the rare opportunity to own a truly self-sustaining retreat at Jackson Creek Ranch, an extraordinary 800± acre off-grid sanctuary set against a dramatic backdrop of sweeping mountain vistas. Nestled beyond the Klamath National Marsh along a National Forest Service Road, this fully operational ranch blends natural beauty, agricultural productivity, and modern self-reliance into one remarkable property. With 606± acres of water rights and approximately 380 acres of merchantable timber, the land offers both long-term value and exceptional ranching potential.
The gently rolling terrain opens to breathtaking sunrises over Yamsay Mountain, Mount Thielsen, and Mount Scott—views that redefine everyday living. Designed to support a 300-mother-cow operation with an existing grazing lease in place, Jackson Creek Ranch is as functional as it is picturesque. Outdoor enthusiasts will find endless adventure among the abundant wildlife, including Rocky Mountain elk, mule deer, antelope, and a variety of upland game birds, making the ranch a premier destination for hunting and recreation.
At the heart of the property is an innovative off-grid power system that delivers reliable, sustainable energy through three hydro-turbines, supported by solar panels, battery storage, and a backup diesel generator—ensuring year-round comfort and independence.
Three thoughtfully designed residences provide versatile living options, from a grand lodge-style home with panoramic porches and rustic elegance, to a newly remodeled cottage ideal for guests or rental income, and a charming converted schoolhouse offering warmth, character, and modern comfort.
With extensive outbuildings, barns, water infrastructure, and space to grow, raise livestock, and live sustainably, Jackson Creek Ranch is more than a property—it is a lifestyle. This is a rare chance to secure a legacy ranch where independence, natural beauty, and opportunity converge.
Property Facts
- 800± deeded acres
- 606± acres of water rights
- Approximately 380 acres of merchantable timber
- Capable of supporting a 300-mother-cow operation with a current grazing lease in place
- Innovative off-grid power system featuring three hydro-turbines, solar panels, a battery bank, and a backup diesel generator
- Breathtaking sunrise views of Yamsay Mountain, Mount Thielsen, and Mount Scott
- Abundant wildlife, including Rocky Mountain elk, mule deer, antelope, whitetail deer, turkey, ducks, and upland birds
- Three distinct residences: a grand lodge-style home, a newly remodeled guest cottage, and a converted schoolhouse main house
- Extensive outbuildings including a pole barn/shop, horse barn with stalls and hay loft, and fuel hut with gravity-fed tanks
- Excellent recreational opportunities with hunting, fishing, hiking, creek, pond, river access, and public land nearby
- 2 landowner preference tags
