56 acres in Red River County

Stunning Riverfront Ranch – Privacy, Wildlife & Year-Round Water

Location:

1.5–2 hours from Dallas in southwest Red River County, south of Bogata

Terrain:

This extraordinary riverfront ranch is a rare opportunity to own your own private retreat with year-round water, exceptional wildlife habitat, and unmatched seclusion. Tucked away at the end of a dead-end road, this property offers total privacy and the peaceful escape everyone dreams of.

The main tract features 50.863 acres with over 1,164 feet of beautiful river frontage, providing incredible fishing, recreation, boating, and year-round water access for both wildlife and outdoor enjoyment. Towering 100-year-old oak trees are scattered throughout the property, creating breathtaking scenery and ideal habitat for deer, turkey, and waterfowl.

A well-established trail system for 4-wheelers or walking winds through the ranch, making it easy to explore. The property includes a large duck slough/lake site, multiple duck hunting locations, and strategically placed deer stands—making this a turnkey setup for the avid outdoorsman.

Also included is an additional 5.230-acre tract on a hill as part of the complete package, featuring a private campsite with two RVs and a deck. Surrounded by massive oaks and located on the same quiet dead-end road, it offers the perfect basecamp for weekend getaways or extended stays, as well as a nice place to keep all the toys.

Imagine evenings around your own campfire, mornings fishing along your private stretch of river, and the kind of privacy that’s increasingly hard to find.

Whether you’re looking for a hunting retreat, recreational getaway, or a legacy property to enjoy for generations, this ranch delivers.

Improvements:

Main gate with all-weather road access; two RVs (one toy hauler and one sleeper—both need cleanup and work); deck; gate and some fencing on the 5.230 acres; off-grid campsite; pull-behind brush hog included in the package.

Wildlife:

Deer, turkey, wild hogs, ducks, geese, fishing in the river, and multiple nearby lakes.