6135 Norman Rd, Princeton, CA 95970

Recreational Property in Colusa County This outstanding waterfowl and upland bird hunting club is located approximately five miles East of Interstate 5 and about 2.8 miles South of the Norman/Princeton Road. The newly remodeled lodge, Cabin #46, is located in the Lambertville Village, approximately four miles East of I-5. The town of Princeton and access from State Route #45 are approximately five miles East of the Village. The hunting area consists of 92.8 +/- acres of permanently restored march and upland areas. The property is enrolled in the Fish and Wildlife Service Easement program, which is perpetual. The restoration project on this property utilized levees and water control structures to create a diverse mosaic of swales, levee, islands, potholes and upland grassy areas for waterfowl and other wildlife. There are four blinds installed in the marsh; two 3 man blinds and two 2 man blinds. The beautifully remodeled lodge is located in the Lambertville Village on lot #46. It is approximately 1000 square feet in area and consists of 3 bedrooms and 2 baths, kitchen, dining area, commons, storage and garage. Security, garbage and other services are provided to the cabin owners for a monthly assessment. The wetland area receives water from Willow Creek Mutual Water Company. As stockholders in the Water Company, Landowners can purchase summer water for wildlife food plots, and fall water for flood-up for the Duck and Goose season. Several local established firms are available to provide habitat services, levee repairs, blind work, mowing, etc.