Recreational Land for Sale in Columbus, Michigan

Situated in a highly sought after pocket of St. Clair County, this beautiful 39 acres offers great deer hunting without the multi-hour drive to Northern Michigan. It balances raw, wildlife-rich acreage with easy accessibility for morning sits and quick evening hunts. Tremendous potential to shape and groom into your personal whitetail paradise, this local gem is priced to sell!

Land

This property is a natural corridor for deer and has the perfect mix of hardwoods, thick cover, small pockets of wetland and tillable ground for food plots. The unique layout of this property creates pinch points, funnels and bedding areas, offering tremendous archery and firearm hunting opportunities right in your backyard. The property is surrounded by large tracts of highly desirable private land with very little hunting pressure and activity which is ideal for growing and holding trophy whitetails.

Recreation

There are endless recreational opportunities in Columbus Township!

This area offers a blend of rural outdoor spaces and regional recreation. Columbus Township is heavily centered around nature, highlighted by extensive trails, fishing along the Belle River, and nearby golf courses. Popular recreational opportunities in and around Columbus Township include:

Columbus County Park: Located at 1670 Bauman Rd, this 411-acre park offers an “up north” feel featuring:

Miles of forest trails, prairie meadows, and rolling hills perfect for hiking and mountain biking.

Equestrian trails and winter activities like sledding and cross-country skiing.

The 18-hole Will Bendik Memorial Disc Golf Course.

Fishing and canoe/kayak access along the Belle River

Belle River Roadside / Township Park: Located along Gratiot Avenue, this 11-acre park offers a peaceful setting with picnic tables, spring wildflowers, and prime access to the river for fishing.

Solitude Links Golf Course & Banquet Center: Located nearby, this 18-hole championship course offers both public tee times and a clubhouse for dining.

Nature Watching: The diverse habitats in the county parks make it a very popular spot for bird watching, with sightings ranging from warblers and grosbeaks to woodpeckers and owls.