Approximately 120 acres bordering Ozark National Forest on three sides, with an easement request pending through the Forest Service. Timber includes pine, beech, hickory, sweet gum, and oak. Located north of Catalpa and surrounded by White Rock WMA and public forestland, the property offers good deer, bear, and turkey hunting, with potential for older-age-class animals. Additional habitat improvements could further enhance wildlife. The property consists of adjoining 40- and 80-acre tracts that meet at the corners. Located off Panther Creek Road near Ozark Cafe and the Mulberry River, the area offers nearby hunting, hiking, fishing, and camping. There is currently no legal access easement. Access is presently via an approximately 40-acre section of National Forest to the south, using an existing logging road that enters the property at the southwest corner. Buyers should verify access, easement status, and required permissions with the appropriate authorities.
Discover the perfect blend of country living and recreational opportunity with this beautiful 50-acre property. Mostly cleared and fully fenced, the level terrain is ideal for livestock, horses, or your dream home. A creek winds through the property adding charm while a beautiful old barn provides character and endless potential. With highway frontage for easy access, this property is conveniently located near the Little Mulberry River for fishing, kayaking, and swimming, and just minutes from popular OHV riding trails. Whether you are looking for a working farm, a weekend getaway, or the perfect place to build your forever home, this property offers endless possibilities.
Escape to the beauty of the Ozarks with this exceptional 47-acre wooded property featuring marketable timber and multiple scenic building sites for your forever home, cabin, or weekend retreat. Bordering the National Forest, this property offers access to acres of hiking, hunting, and exploring. Outdoor enthusiasts will love being a mile from the Little Mulberry River and in the heart of Arkansas' off-road riding trails. Excellent hunting abounds with abundant wildlife. Conveniently located near the Oark General Store and Cafe and the Oark Schools, you'll enjoy the perfect balance of seclusion and nearby amenities. Whether you are looking to build, invest, or create your own recreational getaway, this property offers endless possibilities.
Discover 40 acres of pure Ozark beauty in Oark, Arkansas. Accessible by Forest Service road, this rare tract boasts incredible potential long-range views of the Mulberry River Valley and offers the privacy and seclusion outdoor enthusiasts dream about. The property adjoins the Ozark National Forest along its northern boundary, providing direct access to public land for hunting, hiking, exploring, and outdoor recreation. The rugged terrain makes it ideal for hunting, camping, hiking, and off-grid adventures. Surrounded by some of Arkansas’ most scenic landscapes, this is your chance to own a piece of the Ozarks where adventure, tranquility, and unforgettable views come together. Build a cabin, create a hunting retreat, or simply enjoy the land as nature intended. Properties with this combination of acreage, national forest frontage, and breathtaking valley views rarely become available.
Surrounded on all sides by the Ozark National Forest, this rare 80-acre tract offers seclusion and natural beauty just 40 minutes from downtown Clarksville. Accessed via Forest Service Road 1425A, the property has no utilities and is being sold as-is, with buyers encouraged to verify permanent legal access. Whether you're looking for a private hunting spot, recreational getaway, or a place to truly unplug, this land offers endless potential in a stunning natural setting.


Oark is located in Arkansas. Oark, Arkansas has a population of 96. Oark is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 12.31% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 30.63%.
The median household income in Oark, Arkansas is $40,845. The median household income for the surrounding county is $40,628 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Oark is 66.6 years.
The average high temperature in July is 88.1 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 26.3 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 51 inches per year, with 7.3 inches of snow per year.