02 County Road 318, Tecumseh, MO 65760 - Ozark County

Located in Ozark County, Walleye Landing Lot 2 encompasses 3.91+/- acres with North Fork River frontage and incredible access! This lot has a gorgeous gravel bar for spending summer days but also has large oak trees for shade and privacy. Lot 2 in Walleye Landing sits just upriver from the famed Dawt Mill. This type acreage on the river just does not come available often!

Land

Situated only 15 minutes from Caufield, 12.5 miles to Gainesville, and 27.5 miles to Mountain Home, AR, Walleye Landing Lot 2 is the ideal location to relax and spend hot summer days. If you want to build a riverfront cabin or just enjoy a day on the water, the options are endless. The North Fork River that runs through this property is in the Red Ribbon Trophy Trout section, one of the top 100 fly fishing destinations! The North Fork of White River also offers incredible opportunities to catch largemouth and smallmouth bass, walleye, striped bass, bluegill, and channel catfish. In the fall and winter you can enjoy gigging for suckers which is one of the greatest recreational traditions the Ozarks offer!

This section of the river offers amazing canoeing, kayaking and tubing. Jet boats can also run this section of the river. It is only 2.3 miles upstream from Norfork Lake, 1.7 miles upstream from where it joins flow with Bryant Creek. Lot 2 is only a few hundred yards away from historic Dawt Mill.

Dawt Mill history

Dawt was the last operating Grist Mill in Ozark County and was operated under different ownership from the late 1892 to 2006. Dawt also had a Post Office from 1907-1934. In the 1920s there were stores, a blacksmith, Hotel, and church established. The present mill was built in 1909 by Alva Hodgson.

Currently, Dawt is open seasonally from Memorial Day through Labor Day and offers a General Store, restaurant, bar with floating available year round, nightly cabins, and a conference room.

Other Area Attractions:

Glade Top Trail: The Glade Top Trail is Missouri’s only National Forest Scenic Byway. Located in the Mark Twain National Forest the 23-mile trail weaves through narrow ridge tops above the surrounding rolling countryside. Along the trail are seven overlook pull-outs that provide panoramic views that reach to the Springfield Plateau twenty miles to the northwest and forty miles south to the Boston Mountains in Arkansas

Hiking: Caney Mountain, over 7,000 acres ready to be explored. The Caney Mountain Conservation Area area contains high quality forest, woodland, glades, and browse plots. Facilities/features: firearms and archery ranges, Caney Mountain Natural Area (1,330 acres). Interpretive nature programs are held at various times during the year.

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