The property runs north and south and features approximately 1300' of county road frontage along E 150 Rd. The next owner will benefit from improvements already in place along the property, including a newly installed 6" water line in additional to an existing 2" water line. Overhead electric service provided by People's Electric Cooperative also runs along the county road frontage. With these utilities nearby, the ranch offers excellent potential for a hunting lodge, barndominium, or custom home. The Land Doctors have identified a particularly appealing homesite near the southeast corner of the property, tucked just beyond the trees within a natural clearing that is nearly encircled by timber. This area sits near the highest point of the ranch and provides both privacy and convenient access to utilities.

Beyond its homesite potential, the ranch's natural beauty and terrain truly set it apart. Approximately 100 feet of elevation change runs from the southern boundary toward the north, creating a landscape that at times feels almost canyon-like. The eastern and western ridges form the higher edges of the property, while the land gradually falls toward the center before continuing north. One of the ranch's most striking features is its rock-lined creek system. Two seasonal creeks wind through the property, creating dozens of small cascades and waterfalls at various times of the year. While these creeks may appear subtle on a map, they are anything but once on the ground. The primary creek draw runs roughly 2,800 feet from the southwest toward the northeast before emptying into another drainage, approximately 1,300 feet long, that follows along much of the northern boundary. Together, these creeks help create the natural character that gives Rock Creek Ranch its name. Two small ponds are also located near the pipeline easement that crosses the southwestern corner of the property.

For buyers seeking a recreational property with strong wildlife potential, Rock Creek Ranch fits the bill. The property sits approximately 12 miles directly west of the McAlester Army Ammunition Plant. The MCAAP, as it is commonly known, is well known across Oklahoma for producing exceptional whitetail deer. With its creek system, dense timber, and rolling terrain, the ranch provides the kind of habitat where Hughes County whitetails can thrive.

The ranch is nearly entirely wooded, giving it a greater sense of size and seclusion than its acreage might suggest. Large rock outcroppings shape the landscape and add dimension to the creek beds, where clear water moves across the stone during wetter seasons. Recent clearing along the water line easement, combined with lightly defined trails along the east and west fence lines, has already established a functional trail system for navigating much of the property. With additional selective clearing, interior trails could be established to tie these perimeter routes together, creating a more complete trail system for ATV and side-by-side recreation. A natural gas transmission line crossing the southwestern portion of the ranch creates one of the few open areas of the property, offering a unique vantage point to appreciate the ranch's elevation changes and wooded landscape.

If you have been searching for a property with strong wildlife potential, a secluded homesite, and the natural beauty that makes southeastern Oklahoma so special, Rock Creek Ranch deserves a closer look. For more information or to schedule a showing, call Alex Leach at 580.272.3953 or drop him a line at .