Big Buck for just a few bucks

Do you want to be home, home on the range? Well, the deer and other wildlife roam nearby on this almost 6 acres of peaceful country land, just 30 miles or so from the Mexican border. You can even get in on the county “Big Buck” tournament every June. There are excellent archery and gun mule deer hunting in the Sierra Diablo Wildlife Management Area and it’s also a sanctuary for the last remaining desert bighorn sheep in Texas.

Are you a sucker for beautiful scenery? Enjoy scenic canyons and mountains throughout the area’s mountain trails. Guadalupe Mountains National Park, located in Culberson County, contains Texas’ highest mountain, Guadalupe Peak, at 8750 feet. El Capitan is it’s “twin peak” and is equally as impressive at 8085 feet. Drive a bit further to experience the popular destination of Big Bend National Park. Explore on your own or take a guided driving and hiking tour.

Van Horn is the largest town in the county and offers restaurants with great food, local attractions and lots of history to explore. Speaking of history, the area was named after David B. Culberson, a lawyer and Confederate soldier in the American Civil War who was also a Democratic U.S. Representative from Texas and Chairman of the House Judiciary Committee Explore the Clark Hotel museum, one of the oldest surviving buildings in Van Horn, or take a quick day trip to historic Fort Leaton or Fort Davis.

The terrain is down and dirty (and even sandy) in Van Horn, in a good way. Adventure down a dirt road to your new getaway. Maintenance is easy with scrub bush, cacti and yucca dotting the property. No build restrictions on your over 5 ½ acres, and with a permit, your RV can stay permanently in place with a septic system installed. While no power line access is nearby, there is cellular phone and internet service, so you can stream all you want!

So, what are you waiting for, a personal invitation? Well, here it is. For a low down payment, you can make this your home away from home in the southwest. See for yourself why they say everything’s bigger in Texas 😉

• Camp any way you want, year round on 5 acres
• Climb the highest mountain peak in Guadalupe Mountains National Park
• Take a day trip and visit Historic Fort Davis or Fort Leaton
• Go south of the border to Mexico, 30 miles away
• Hunt big in the Culberson County Big Buck tournament
• Book a guide and tour the local terrain
• Explore the big cities of Austin (455 miles) and San Antonio (430 miles) with a day trip or two
• Travel 120 miles to shop big in El Paso
• Report for duty at Fort Bliss in El Paso
• 438 miles to Tucson, AZ
• 386 miles to Albuquerque, NM
• 172 miles to Big Bend National Park
• 166 miles to Las Cruces, NM