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Klamath County, Oregon · near Sprague River · APN 350284: Your Own Stretch of the Sprague River, Southern Oregon

Coos Street, Sprague River, OR 97639

The Sprague River runs just feet from this parcel's edge, close enough to carry a rod down before the coffee finishes brewing. An acre and change of southern Oregon riverfront with dirt-road access, no HOA, and no clock on when you build. If you've spent years fishing other people's water, this is the other way to do it.

A Stretch of the Sprague You Don't Have to Give Back

Every fisherman knows the feeling of packing up somebody else's riverbank at dusk. Public access, crowded pullouts, water you drive to and always leave. The itch was never for more fishing trips. It's for water of your own.

This parcel puts the Sprague River just feet from your property line. Walk your own bank in the morning, cast until the light goes, and leave the rod strung, because you're coming back tomorrow. Camp it as your base now, and when you're ready for a cabin, the rural residential zoning has no build clock, so the land will wait on you (no HOA to weigh in, either).

You're in Sprague River, Oregon, with Klamath Falls 43 miles down the road for supplies. The Klamath Basin sits under the largest migratory bird route in the West, so bring binoculars for the off-season. The sky out here has its own traffic.

Now, power hasn't made it past the highway, so plan on solar and a water tank or a well. That's the trade for a riverbank with nobody else on it, and the price already reflects it.

Rivers keep moving whether anybody's watching or not. It's a different thing entirely when the watching happens from your own bank.

  • Riverfront: the Sprague runs just feet from the parcel edge
  • No HOA and no build clock, so you set the pace
  • Site-built or manufactured home allowed on a standard county permit
  • Off-grid ready: solar plus a well or water haul
  • Strong cell signal on the parcel, five bars of LTE
  • Klamath Falls, 43 miles, for Walmart and Home Depot
  • Crater Lake National Park is about 47 miles up the road
  • Under the West's largest migratory bird route
  • Dirt-road access, manageable and typical for the area
  • Day trip: Lava Beds National Monument, 57 miles

Is this your kind of land

Who this parcel suits

Good fit for

A hunter, angler, or off-grid homesteader who wants direct river access and solitude in southern Oregon high country.

Not a fit for

Not a fit for full-time RV camping, tent camping, or buyers needing immediate power and water hookups on arrival.

On the ground

Where it sits

The red outline on the map is approximate. It is drawn from county records to show roughly where the lot sits, not a surveyed boundary.

42.466316, -121.391176
Center coordinate · drive out on weak signal
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The four corner coordinates
NW42.4667, -121.3915
NE42.4663, -121.3904
SW42.4656, -121.3912
SE42.4667, -121.3916

Corner coordinates are approximate. Verify against the recorded plat before relying on them.

The record

The facts, every one of them

Acreage
1.35 acres
Lot dimensions
347 feet (Eastern Leg) x 320 feet (Southern Leg) x 393 feet (Western Leg) x 34 feet (Northern Leg)
Subdivision
None
Zoning
Rural Residential
Utilities
Off-grid. No water, power or sewer to the lot.
Terrain
Sloped
Elevation
4,329 ft
Access †
Dirt Roads
Flood zone
Part of this parcel is in a FEMA flood zone (Zone AE). The rest is outside it. Part of the parcel is in the regulatory floodway, where building is generally prohibited.
Wetlands
None mapped in the national wetlands inventory
Cell signal
Not confirmed. Plan for none.
Annual taxes
About $180 a year
HOA / POA
None

† From county maps and records. Check with the county, or ask your Land Specialist what we have on file.

Dig deeper

Zoning & building rules: see What’s allowed here
Water & septic detail

Water: On-site: None. Options: Well or Haul. Would be a well, water haul and holding tank or other similar option

Sewer / septic: On-site: None. Options: Septic.

What’s allowed, and what it’s for

This one is a hunting camp first.

This is a fishing camp that can grow into a cabin. R-2 allows one dwelling per lot, and a site-built house or a manufactured home is permitted outright, with a mobile home going through a conditional use permit first. Septic approval comes before the building permit, water is a drilled well or a haul-and-store tank, and with no power past the highway you are on solar. Until the house goes up, camp it for up to 21 days in any six-month stretch, with a posted county permit after the first week, and once the dwelling permit is issued a Temporary Use Permit lets you live in the RV on site while you build.

A plain-language summary of how Klamath County's Rural Residential zone reads, current to October 2026. It is not a determination of what you may do here, and it is not legal or land-use advice.

Yes, you can build a home here under Klamath County's Rural Residential (R-2) zoning, with no time limit to start.
Camping is capped at 21 days in any six months, a mobile home needs a conditional use permit, and there is no power past the highway.
Homes and dwellings
Allowed
Living on the land
Restricted
Off-grid and utilities
Allowed

Klamath County decides what is allowed, not us. Confirm current rules with Planning & Zoning before you buy.

Call (541) 883-5121
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Homes and dwellings
Build a house
Allowed
Allowed. Septic or onsite approval comes before the building permit, and the permit has to stay active.
Modular home
Allowed
Allowed, and permitted and inspected like a site-built house. It counts as your one dwelling.
Manufactured home
Allowed
Allowed by right. The county permits and inspects placement, setup and foundation, and it counts as your dwelling.
Mobile home
With permit
Needs a conditional use permit from county planning. That is a land use approval, not a counter permit.
Tiny home
Allowed
Allowed on a foundation, with no minimum or maximum size. Subdivision covenants can set their own minimum.
Alternative structures
With permit
Allowed, but the house permit comes first. Domes, yurts and container homes work if an engineer certifies the design.
Living on the land
Tent camping
Restricted
Up to 21 days in any six months. The first 7 days are free, then a posted county permit is required.
Camp in RV
Restricted
Up to 21 days in any six months, with a posted county permit after day 7. Not as a full time home.
RV while building
With permit
Allowed once the dwelling permit is issued. A Temporary Use Permit lasts as long as that permit stays active.
Off-grid and utilities
Off-grid setup
Allowed
Allowed, and the county is solar friendly. Septic or onsite approval has to come before the building permit.
Power nearby
No
No utility power near the parcel
Water
Well or Haul
On-site: None. Options: Well or Haul. Would be a well, water haul and holding tank or other similar option
Sewer
Septic
On-site: None. Options: Septic.
AllowedWith permitRestrictedNot allowedAsk the county
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What it costs

Pricing & owner financing

Claim it today
$1,750
down + doc fee
Down payment$1,250
Doc fee$500
To claim today$1,750
$535/mo · 72 months
Note maintenance fee$12/mo
Property taxes, prorated$15/mo
Billed monthly$562
Total price$39,770

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Listing IDORKLA-00330

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Plenty of folks claim sight unseen, and plenty like to walk the corners before they decide. If that is you, we will text you a one-page field guide to take along.

Driving in

  1. Start in the nearest town
    Sprague River, Klamath County
  2. GPS to the parcel center
    42.466316, -121.391176
  3. Look for the road access
    Dirt road frontage · check the corners on the plat before you park

Before you leave town

  • Bring water and layers
    Cell service can drop past the nearest town. Plan for a round-trip without it.
  • Save the corners offline
    Copy the four corner coordinates before you head out.

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