Get Lost in Nature! Your Chiloquin, OR Adventure Awaits on 1, 2, or 3 adjoining lots!

Once you call Klamath County home, the biggest decision you will have to make is what to build. The county’s rural residential zoning allows for homes (site built, mobile homes & manufactured homes) as small as 300 square feet and there is no time limit to build. Build a tiny house or even just camp for up to 21 days every six months.

Situated along the largest migratory bird route in the West, the area offers a bird watching mecca, as well as five stellar courses close by, freshwater fishing at over 100 bodies of water, and Oregon’s longest zipline. With close proximity to California and the west coast, many popular destinations are just a drive away.

Nearby Crater Lake is an 183,224-acre park containing America’s deepest lake, beautiful landscape, as well as an historic lodge. Bike, fish, swim, boat, climb, cross-country ski, snowshoe, and more. There are a plethora of trails around the lake for hiking and accessing great spots for swimming.

The county was named for a tribe of Native Americans living in the area at the time the first European explorers entered the region. Chiloquin was the pioneer version of one of the Klamath family names – Chaloquin. It was the name of a Klamath chief who was alive when the treaty of 1864 was signed. The area now offers easy access to travelers and excellent medical facilities. Klamath county has plenty of dining options from fine dining to fast food. Many smaller high tech companies are being attracted to the area and you’ll meet like-minded folk who live in Klamath because of its clean air, clean water, low crime and low cost of living.

Picturesque mountain views and a backdrop of mature pines are part of your lot and if you add the lots next door, your getaway becomes even more grand. Make of it whatever you wish – a rustic camp getaway, a dream home build site, or something only you can dream up. Don’t delay, secure this lot on its own, or along with the two adjoining lots for close to 5 acres total.

• Fish the Sycan & Sprague Rivers
• Visit nearby Crater Lake National Park
• Get out the binoculars and do some bird watching in Klamath County
• Beatty, Sprague River, and Klamath Falls offer all your local shopping needs
• For bigger shopping trips head to Walmart and Home Depot in Klamath Falls, 53 miles
• Easy access to California and Nevada, sitting close to the borders of both states.
• Plan a trip to Redwood National Park, 277 miles
• Fly in or out of Crater Lake-Klamath Regional Airport
• Ski Mt. Bachelor, 159 miles away
• Get away for the weekend to Portland 297 miles or Sacramento 350 miles