Land for sale including hobby farms in Oregon

Buying Land in Oregon

Oregon is one of the country's most geographically diverse states, known for its dense forests and open farmlands. If purchasing land for sale in Oregon has piqued your interest, consider the following FAQs.

What type of land is available in Oregon?

The state's average price for land is $763,753 or $3,120 per acre. These costs are relatively inexpensive compared to the rest of the U.S. You can typically find land used for agriculture or timberland, including ranches for sale in Oregon. As of 2021, approximately 15.7 million acres of the state's roughly 63 acres were used for agricultural purposes.

Does Oregon have any national or state parks?

Yes, Oregon has more than 150 state parks and 40 national parks, many of which are popular with locals and tourists. Some top parks include Crater Lake National Park, Ecola State Park, Lewis and Clark National Historical Park and Silver Falls State Park. You may even be able to find cabins for sale in Oregon near some of these scenic sites.

What should you consider before buying land for sale in Oregon?

Before purchasing land in Oregon, check the state and local zoning laws to ensure you can use the land for your intended purpose. If you plan to use the land for farming, determine your water source and have your soil tested to confirm that its composition is ideal for growing crops. Also, ask the seller about its history of annual crop rotation to get the land's full story.