Off King Lake Rd, Michigamme, MI 49861

Ultimate 40-Acre off-grid wilderness retreat located Off King Lake Road, Spurr Township (Baraga County, MI) in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. Escape to the ultimate sportsman’s paradise! Nestled deep in the heart of the Upper Peninsula, this beautiful 40-acre off-grid camp in South-Eastern Baraga County is a dream come true for outdoor enthusiasts. Offering unparalleled privacy, the property is bordered by State of Michigan Forest land to the north and east, and commercial forestry land to the west and south. Step right out your back door into thousands of additional acres primed for hunting, fishing, and trapping in season. This pristine wilderness is teeming with wildlife, including moose, deer, snow shoe rabbit and bear frequently seen roaming the area. The bird hunting is phenomenal with an abundance of partridge and woodcock. For the angler and water lover, you are just a stone's throw from public access points at King, Parent, and Ruth Lakes, while the nearby Tioga and Sturgeon Rivers offer breathtaking backdrops for hiking and trout fishing. The Cabin Built in 2002 features a cozy, open-concept living room, kitchen, and dining area with convenient entrances to both the front and back covered porches. The Upper Level is spacious, bunkhouse-style loft designed to comfortably accommodate several guests. The Heating is provided by two efficient wood stoves to keep the cabin warm and comfortable all year round. The cabin is fully equipped for off-grid living with a combination of solar and generator power, complemented by an indoor water storage system. The outbuildings include a beautifully built traditional sauna with a dedicated changing room, a shower area, and an integrated water storage system. The sauna structure features a convenient, covered section to keep your firewood dry and ready to use. The Outhouse is well-maintained and easily accessible from the main cabin. Whether you are looking for a seasonal hunting basecamp, a private family getaway, or a peaceful off-grid sanctuary, this Baraga County gem has everything you need to disconnect and unwind. There is no legal/insurable access to the property. A high suspension 4-wheel drive vehicle or ATV is needed to access the property.