Park your RV here, Easy Access, Just North of I 40, Power Close

Looking for a place to getaway? A spot to park your RV? An investment opportunity? Or just for an affordable place to call your own? You have found it! This property is an excellent investment. At this price point, you get a whole lot of value for your hard earned dollars. What an outstanding place to unplug, get away, relax, and find solitude, peace, and serenity.

Get ready to enjoy some warm sun not far from the Petrified National Forest. Park your RV on this mostly flat 2 acre property just 1/2 mile north of I 40. Grab this inexpensive 2.08 acre property located in Apache County in Chambers, Arizona just on the north side of I 40.

Recreation and investment opportunity collide in this 2.08 acre property located in the northeast Arizona near of Holbrook, AZ. Parcels in Apache County are in high demand. This parcel is positioned perfectly for the recreational enthusiast. Consider a visit to Petrified Forest National Park. There are backcountry hikes into little-known areas like the Marthas Butte all just a 30 minute drive from the property. The Petrified Forest National Park, contains the largest and most spectacular forest of petrified logs on earth. Adjacent to the Petrified Forest is the famous Painted Desert. The Blue Hills (about three miles north of St. Johns) have interesting formations or layers of blue, red, and white painted desert clay. Agate beds and dinosaur teeth have been found in the vicinity. Of particular interest are the prehistoric dwellings, petroglyph trails and archaeological programs for excavation opportunities. Less than an hour’s drive south of St. Johns is the Apache Sitgreaves National Forest. The Forest contains many primitive areas, rivers, lakes, and streams. Backpacking, hiking, hunting, and fishing are ideal activities in the Apache Sitgreaves National Forest.

Need some supplies? Shop at Walmart Supercenter in Gallup and while driving for 42 minutes going there, you can refill at Hatchs Quick Stop Inc. Just 48 minutes or so, Holbrook High School and Holbrook Specialty Center in Holbrook are just one drive away.

The property is accessed via an unnamed two track from the I 40 West frontage road, there is a cattle crossing and then a fence where the wire can be pulled back to enter and exit. There is no road to property but a two track that could easily be well made with use. The southern end of property is flat to sloping, the north end of the property is steep with a hill/rock outcrop. The vegetation on the property is low with sagebrush and grass. There are no neighbors in the area but there were grazing cattle to the west of of the property (fenced). There are power lines to the northwest of the property and to the south of the property both running east to west.