Flexible Owner Financing – Easy Terms, No Hassle
Reserve Today: $558 secures this property and takes it off the market.
Only $259 down + $299 doc fee
Owner Financing: $259/month for 72 months
No interest, no qualifying, no prepayment penalties
Plus prorated property taxes & $15/month note maintenance fee
Cash Discount: $14,900 (plus $299 doc fee)
Down payment applies to the cash price
Whether you’re building, camping, or holding for the future, these terms make it easy to secure your land today with confidence.
Escape, Explore, and Own Your Mountain View Sanctuary in Northern Arizona
Are you searching for a place to park your RV, reconnect with nature, and build a legacy property far from the crowds? These paired parcels in Apache County, Arizona provide that opportunity—plus so much more. Here's a detailed look at what makes this offering special.
Property Overview
Size & Layout: Currently being so...
Size & Layout: Currently being sold together as two adjoining legal lots, totaling approximately 2.08 acres (two 1.04-acre parcels). You get flexibility, space, privacy, and room to grow.
Access: Road access on both sides of the property makes this setup exceptionally RV-friendly. Pull through with an RV, place your trailer, or stage your off-grid gear without fuss. The lots are off Concho Creek Drive, between Hickory Lane and CR5076—maintained dirt roads that provide access without the hassles of steep terrain or closed gates.
Elevation & Climate: Sitting at about 6,500 feet, this locale delivers mild summers, refreshing mountain nights, and crisp air. If you're escaping the heat of the lower deserts, this brings relief.
Views & Setting: You’ll have western-facing, big, uninterrupted vistas of high-desert terrain, with expansive skies, distant mountains, and plenty of western sunsets to savor. The southwest edge of Concho Valley Unit 2 offers a slightly elevated perch—giving you views and privacy both.
Location & Recreation
You won’t be isolated—you’ll be close enough to essentials, yet far enough for solitude.
Nearest Towns & Services:
Concho, AZ: ~10 minutes away
St. Johns, AZ: ~29 minutes away
Show Low, AZ: ~38 minutes away
Flagstaff: ~2 hours 21 minutes
Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport: ~3 hours 35 minutes
Albuquerque, NM: ~3 hours 50 minutes
Nearby Recreation & Natural Wonders:
Canyon de Chelly National Monument (~2 hr 25 min): Navajo-guided tours, cliff dwellings, sandstone canyons, and some of the most iconic cultural landscapes in the Southwest.
Petrified Forest National Park (~1 hr 15 min): Step into a world of colorful badlands and ancient fossilized logs, perfect for hiking, photography, and history lovers.
Lyman Lake State Park (~55 min): A family-friendly spot for boating, fishing, swimming, and discovering petroglyphs that tell the stories of ancient cultures.
Casa Malpaís Archaeological Park (~1 hr 10 min): Explore the remains of an ancient pueblo, complete with a solar calendar and lava flows framing the landscape.
Monument Valley (~3 hr 10 min): Recognizable from countless films, this world-famous desert landscape is a must-see for anyone who loves wide-open Western vistas.
Outdoor enthusiasts will also find dozens of trout-filled lakes, hunting zones, off-roading trails, and hiking opportunities within a short drive. This area is rich in wildlife and offers a true four-season outdoor experience.
Why This Particular Property Stands Out
Dual road access / pull-through capability.
Hickory Ln. and CR5076 can be used as a pull-through for RVs and 5th wheels—an uncommon, highly practical feature.
Two adjoining parcels = versatility.
Keep both, sell one later, build on one and camp on the other—the flexibility adds long-term value.
Off-grid freedom.
With no HOA and no deadlines, you can camp now, hold as an investment, or build when you’re ready.
Scenic elevation.
The ~6,500 ft elevation means cooler summers, crisp nights, and endless star-filled skies.
Who This Property Is For
RV & Van Life Adventurers: Easy pull-through setup, big sky country, and a perfect basecamp.
Nature Lovers & Weekend Warriors: Quick escapes into Northern Arizona’s wilderness, while staying close to groceries and supplies.
Investors / Land-Bankers: Low carrying costs, high appreciation potential, and rare dual-access frontage.
Off-Grid Builders & Homesteaders: Start small with camping and utilities, expand into a full build later.
Practical Details
ACCESS: Hickory Ln. & CR5076 could be used as a pull-through for RVs & 5th wheels.
SEWER: Would require septic; permits handled by Apache County Health Dept. at (928) 337-7607.
WATER: Would require well or cistern. For delivery, contact Clear Choice Water Delivery at (928) 207-7253.
UTILITIES: Power nearby via Navopache Electric Cooperative (928) 337-4414; propane for gas; phone and internet via cellular or satellite.
Taxes: Approx. $16.52 per lot annually (subject to county change).
Zoning & Use: Zoned Agricultural Residential (AR). Each parcel allows one single-family, manufactured, or RV dwelling (30 days/year without permit). You can camp or park your RV short-term, or stay long-term with a septic system in place. With no HOA and no timeline to build, this is a flexible, low-carry investment—whether you build now, hold for the future, or create something lasting.
Title & Transfer: Clean title, ready to transfer.
The Lifestyle
Imagine pulling your RV straight through your lot—no tricky backing, no limited access—just roll in, set up camp, and relax. Sip your morning coffee with mountain views, head to nearby lakes or trails during the day, and stargaze at night under clear desert skies.
Your weekends might be filled with adventure: fishing at Concho Lake, exploring the Petrified Forest, or off-roading the backcountry. Or perhaps your style is slower—enjoying coffee at sunrise, grilling under the stars, and sharing stories around a campfire. Either way, the land bends to your vision.
Over time, you might add solar panels, a small cabin, or even a full-time home. With room for both present enjoyment and future growth, this property can evolve with your life stage and dreams.
Long-Term Value & Investment Potential
Low Cost to Own: With no HOA and minimal taxes, you can hold long-term without financial pressure.
Growing Demand: More buyers want RV-friendly, off-grid land—especially with dual access.
Appreciation Potential: As Arizona land tightens, parcels with unique features (like road frontage on both sides) are increasingly valuable.
Common Questions We Hear
Can I live on the property full-time?
Yes, with a septic system installed. Short-term camping and RV stays are always allowed; long-term living requires septic approval from Apache County.
Is water available?
No municipal water is on site. You can drill a well, install a cistern, or arrange water delivery through Clear Choice Water Delivery (928.207.7253).
How do I get power and internet?
Electricity is nearby via Navopache Electric Cooperative. Internet and phone service are available by cellular or satellite. Many off-grid owners in this region also choose solar power.
What’s the weather like?
At 6,500 feet, summers are mild compared to the Phoenix valley, with cooler evenings perfect for stargazing. Winters bring light snow, creating a true four-season feel.
Do I need to build right away?
No. With no HOA and no timeline to build, you’re free to hold this property as an investment, use it seasonally, or build when you’re ready.
Ready to Make It Yours?
These paired lots in Concho Valley Unit 2, Apache County, AZ, are rare finds: 2.08 acres with dual road frontage, RV pull-through capability, and endless views at a refreshing 6,500-foot elevation.
Use it today for RVing, camping, or weekend getaways. Build when you’re ready. Or hold as a legacy investment with flexible financing that makes ownership easy.
Opportunities like this don’t last—contact us today to reserve your land before it’s gone.
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Research Parcel InformationGetting to the Property
From St. Johns, AZ: Head west on US-180/US-191 and follow signs toward Concho. Turn onto CR 5270/Concho Creek Drive and continue until you reach Maple Lane, then turn right. The property will be on your left-hand side with convenient pull-through access via Willow Lane on the south end.
From Phoenix, AZ: Take I-17 North toward Flagstaff, then connect east on AZ-260 through Show Low. From Show Low, head east on US-60 and turn north toward Concho. Follow CR 5270/Concho Creek Drive to Maple Lane, then turn right. The property will be on your left, with pull-through access via Willow Lane for RVs and 5th wheels.
The route is straightforward on maintained dirt roads, and the dual frontage makes it simple to arrive, park, and exit without the stress of turning a large vehicle around.