29 Acres of Prime Hunting Land in the Missouri Ozarks | Hartville

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Hunting Land in the Ozarks | Secluded Acreage with Creek

Private Ozarks hunting property that offers seclusion, water, and usable terrain, this 29 wooded acre tract delivers. Tucked away in a remote setting, this property is ideal for those who value privacy, recreation, and the freedom to enjoy the outdoors without interruption. Whether you are looking to hunt, camp, or create your own off-grid retreat, this land offers the right foundation. The acreage is heavily wooded and loaded with wildlife sign, making it a strong setup for deer and turkey hunting. Crooked Creek runs directly through the property, providing a natural water source that attracts game and adds to the overall beauty and usability of the land. Several established trails wind throughout the property, allowing easy access across the terrain for hiking, ATV riding, or navigating to prime hunting spots. Located less than an hour from both Lake of the Ozarks and Table Rock Lake, this property gives you the rare combination of seclusion and proximity to some of Missouri's most desirable recreational destinations. In addition, nearby access points to the Gasconade River and Woods Fork River offer excellent opportunities for fishing, floating, and kayaking. Surrounded by conservation areas, you will find endless options for hunting, hiking, and exploring right at your fingertips. This property brings together wooded acreage, live water, and trail access in a peaceful Ozarks setting. If you are ready to own a piece of ground where you can truly unplug and enjoy the outdoors, this is a tract worth seeing.

Directions: From Hartville, take Hwy 5 North. Turn right on Hwy Z, then right on Hwy E. Go approx. 4 miles, then left on a small private road across from mailboxes (just before CR 351). Turn right at sign, stay left at fork. Property starts at old truck camper.

MLS# 60322039

MLS# 26016862

MLS# 

UC Hunt # 1169

Wright County, Missouri

The county seat is Hartville, MO.

Population

18,376 (2020 Census)

Climate

Wright County experiences all four seasons with mild to warm summers and cool winters.

• Average sunny days: Approximately 210 per year
• Average July high: Around 88°F
• Average January low: Around 22°F

Education

Wright County is served by several public school districts including:

• Hartville School District
• Mansfield R-IV School District
• Mountain Grove R-III School District

These districts offer K–12 education with community-supported academics, athletics, and extracurricular programs.

Hospital

Texas County Memorial Hospital (TCMH) and Cox Health Clinics serve many residents in Wright County, providing access to:

• Emergency care
• Cardiac and respiratory services
• Outpatient and specialty clinics
• Rehabilitation and wellness programs

Mountain Grove also hosts medical clinics supported by regional healthcare systems.

Electric Company

Sho-Me Power Electric Cooperative / Wright County Electric (served locally through regional co-ops)
Sho-Me Power is a major electric provider across southern Missouri, maintaining thousands of miles of service lines and offering reliable power for rural communities.

Telecommunications

Primary providers include:

• CenturyLink – landline phone & internet
• Wave Internet Technologies – high-speed fixed wireless internet
• Fidelity Communications (in some areas) – cable, internet & phone

Coverage depends on the specific part of the county.

Airports

The nearest major airports to Wright County include:

• Springfield–Branson National Airport (SGF) – 60 miles from Wright County; domestic flights & major carriers.
• Waynesville–St. Robert Regional Airport (TBN / KTBN) – around 70 miles.
• Branson Airport (BKG) – approx. 85 miles.

Smaller airports nearby include Mansfield Municipal Airport and Mountain Grove Memorial Airport for general aviation.

Closest Large Cities

Springfield, Missouri

Springfield is the third-largest city in Missouri and the cultural and economic hub of southwest Missouri. Known for Bass Pro Shops (the original store), a vibrant dining scene, historic Route 66 sites, and family attractions.

Must-see Springfield spots include:

• Wonders of Wildlife National Museum & Aquarium
• Fantastic Caverns
• Springfield Art Museum
• Dickerson Park Zoo

Branson, Missouri

Located in the Ozark Mountains, Branson is famous for:

• Live music shows
• Silver Dollar City theme park
• Lakes, fishing, and outdoor recreation
• Family attractions, museums, shopping, and dining

St. Louis, Missouri

Built along the Mississippi River, St. Louis is a major cultural center of the Midwest.

Famous landmarks include:

• Gateway Arch
• Missouri Botanical Garden
• St. Louis Art Museum
• Cathedral Basilica of St. Louis

The metro area is home to nearly 3 million residents and offers diverse arts, entertainment, and dining.

Things To Do in Wright County

Laura Ingalls Wilder Historic Home & Museum (Mansfield)

One of Missouri’s most visited heritage sites. Tour the farmhouse and museum showcasing the famous author’s life and writings.

Baker Creek Heirloom Seed Company (Mansfield)

A world-famous destination for gardeners with pioneer-style village, restaurants, festivals, and rare plant varieties.

Gasconade River

Canoeing, kayaking, swimming, and fishing on one of Missouri’s most scenic waterways.

Mark Twain National Forest

Large areas of forest land nearby offer:

• Hiking
• Camping
• Horseback riding
• Hunting and wildlife viewing

Mountain Grove

Local parks, antique shops, seasonal festivals, and small-town charm.