0 County Road 881, Jones, AL 36749

This Dallas County, Alabama waterfront property features Mulberry Creek and offers a private retreat with mature timber. You get deeded access to a quiet tract designed for outdoor recreation and quiet country living. The land serves as a family getaway where you can establish your own private campsite or recreational base. It is a place where you can step away from the noise and enjoy the outdoors. Mulberry Creek flows along the property and provides a constant source of recreation for all ages. You can spend warm summer days swimming in the cool water or launching a kayak from the bank. Canoe the creek to explore the local waterway and enjoy the natural flow of the stream. The water feature creates a natural corridor for local wildlife and offers endless hours of waterfront fun. A private pond sits on the property and comes fully stocked with bass and bream. This established fishery gives you a quiet place to teach children how to fish. You can cast a line from the bank and enjoy productive fishing right on your own land. Having both a creek and a stocked pond means you have multiple water options for year-round use. Mature timber covers the land and provides excellent cover for game species. The large trees create a canopy that keeps the forest floor clear and easy to walk. This wooded habitat supports local wildlife and makes the property a prime choice for hunting. You can set up stands in the timber or simply enjoy watching wildlife move through the trees. Deeded access ensures you have a secure and permanent route to enter your land at any time. You can bring your family here for weekend camping trips, picnics, and outdoor adventures. The combination of water, woods, and privacy makes this tract a highly functional family getaway. It is a versatile piece of land that fits many different recreational goals. This timber and waterfront listing is ready for its next owner to enjoy. Contact us today to schedule a time to walk the land and see the creek. We can show you the access points, the pond, and the mature timber.