Retire in Style in Beautiful Bonanza!

Did you know that Klamath County, OR is the #1 place to retire in the West (according to Money magazine)? That’s right! And with a moderate four-season climate and 300 days of sunshine, you can spend your days hiking and mountain biking, golfing, freshwater fishing at over 100 lakes, rivers and streams, flying high at Oregon’s longest zipline, or just enjoying the seclusion of your new 2.26 acre lot or purchase the adjoining lot to have nearly 5 acre camp in Klamath Falls Forest Estates.

The county was named for the Klamath, the tribe of Native Americans living in the area at the time the first European explorers entered the region. The area offers excellent medical facilities, a major airport and great shopping. Cook up your own camp meals, or enjoy a variety of dining options in Klamath County 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 the area because of its clean air, clean water, low crime and low cost of living.

If you’re a birdwatcher, then watch out,  the area is a mecca! In fact,  it’s along the Pacific Flyway – a major route for migratory birds from Alaska to Patagonia in South America. You can also head into the town of Klamath Falls to visit the Klamath County Museum, Moore Park, Badger Run Wildlife Rehab, the Baldwin Hotel Museum, and the Favell Native American Museum.

The locals say that the beauty of nearby Crater Lake alone makes living in this area worth it. You’ll enjoy a 183,224-acre park containing America’s deepest lake, beautiful landscape & a historic lodge. Visitors to Crater Lake enjoy biking, fishing, swimming, boating, climbing, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, ziplining and more. Numerous trails surround the lake for hiking and accessing the swimming beach. 

Located off well maintained dirt roads, the lot is buildable and only a couple of minutes drive from the highway.  The rustic terrain is filled with pine and cedar trees along with lots of  manzanita brush. There is no time limit to build, so build a tiny house or camp for up to 21 days every 6 months.  Well water, septic and with the nearest power post, generator or solar provide your utility needs. If you want to be ”off-the-grid”, this is an ideal location with plenty of privacy and freedom. What are you waiting for?

• Fish at Crater Lake National Park, less than 81 miles away
• Fly fish for trout on the nearby Sprague River
• Rent a Stand Up Paddle Board and cruise one of the many area lakes and creeks
• Visit Lava Beds National Monument 37 miles away
• Golf a different area course every day of the week
• Get your binoculars out to catch flight of  the largest migratory bird route in the west
• Build versatility: zoned rural residential and no time limit to build
• Oregon Institute of Technology and Klamath Community College located in Klamath Falls
• Less than 1 hour to Sky Lakes medical center
• Fly in and out locally of Klamath Regional Airport or internationally out of Rogue Valley International in Medford
• Walmart and Home Depot in Klamath Falls, OR, 30 miles
• Day trip to Bear Creek Park in Medford
• Science Works Hands-on Museum 92 miles away
• Ski Mt. Bachelor, just 161 miles away.
• Portland 298 miles
• Sacramento 328 miles