This 80± acre tract sits along the Arkansas River between Coweta and Haskell, with nearly half a mile of frontage and a landscape that feels unlike most of eastern Oklahoma. Within a short drive of the Tulsa metro.

The ground shifts from open sandbars to pockets of timber and native grasses, giving parts of it a look that feels more coastal than inland. Mature cottonwoods line the river, while the interior stays open and easy to move through, with scattered cover and natural water features throughout.

The river and surrounding ground lend themselves to fishing, canoeing, trail riding, and time spent out there - whether for a few hours or a full weekend. Several areas of standing water, along with the river itself, keep waterfowl moving through the property during the season. Whitetail deer are present throughout the area, known locally for strong genetics, and dove hunting can be good as well.

Access comes by way of section line and county road, making it easy to get to while still feeling tucked away once you’re on it. It’s a place you can use right away without needing to shape it into something else.

Test holes have been done across the property showing quality sand deposits, leaving room for excavation or longer-term potential if someone wanted to take it that direction.

A stretch of river ground that offers privacy, recreation, and a different kind of landscape than most will expect to find here.