Remote Arizona Playground w/ POWER Close Outside Holbrook, AZ

Can you see yourself living or camping on this remote and beautiful 5 acres of Northeastern AZ land? This location is only about 6 miles South of I-40 (just east of the Sun Valley Rd. Exit). The land has a slight slope to it and contains low vegetation including sage brush, desert flowers and cactus. At just 13 miles east of Holbrook, you can expect easy access to all of the necessities. This land is a great long-term property that will allow you to make improvements to it over time, while enjoying the land for recreational opportunities today.

Enjoy the warm sun and a get away not far from the White Mountains (the second highest mountain range in Arizona) zoned for a home, manufactured home or RV use. This is a remote opportunity for off the grid living. With 275 days of sunshine, install your solar system, drill a well and relax. Enjoy endless recreational activities. Travel to Fools Hollow Lake Recreation Area, DoBell Ranch, Unity of the White Mountains, Show Low Museum, the White Mountains, and more. After a long day of recreation you can cool down at the Black Horse Brewery for some food and a beer.

The area around Holbrook is growing with new development. Navajo County, Arizona is a land of diverse and beautiful landscapes and a land filled with an ancient history and a promising future. Considered the playground for many people from the Phoenix & Tucson areas who wish to escape to the cooler temperatures of the higher altitude enjoyed by northern AZ. Many people think that Arizona is a vast, open desert without vegetation. However, Navajo County offers not only the Monument Valley, but Keams Canyon, part of the Petrified Forest National Park, and the largest stand of Ponderosa Pines in North America. Many fishermen, bird watchers and hunters flock to the area. Navajo county is home to more than 400 species of animals including antelope, elk, deer, fish, big horn sheep, mountain lions, black bears and gray wolves.

Access to this property is easy via S 32nd St (out of Sun Valley) which is a dirt road, not maintained. The NW corner and SW corner appear to be on the road. There is a wash on the northern border of the property, which actually has washed up a lot of beautiful rocks and old pottery. There is also another large wash on the southern border which is more of a deep canyon type wash. Power lines run west to east south of the property (near rail road). Rail road tracks are to the south as well. No neighbors near the property.