Recreational Land for Sale in Bumpass, Virginia

Bring your boots, your vision, and your sense of adventure. This 133.75+/- acre tract in Louisa County, VA offers the kind of space that can be enjoyed today while holding plenty of potential for tomorrow.

With approximately 1,700 feet of state-maintained road frontage, this property offers excellent access and substantial acreage for a variety of uses. Established trails wind through the land, creating opportunities for hunting, hiking, horseback riding, ATV riding, exploring, and simply getting away from it all. Snelson Creek stretches along more than 2,800 feet of the property, adding character, wildlife habitat, and another inviting place to explore and enjoy the outdoors.

Just minutes from Lake Anna, this property offers convenient access to boating, fishing, swimming, dining, and year-round lake recreation, while providing the privacy, space, and peaceful setting of a large rural tract. Ideally positioned within approximately an hour of Richmond, Fredericksburg, and Charlottesville, this property offers a peaceful rural setting without putting you far from Central Virginia's major destinations.

The majority of the property's forested acreage consists of planted loblolly pine approximately 11 years old. These trees aren't just part of the scenery - they represent a growing investment. With time and proper management, this growing timber could offer an opportunity for a future harvest and a potential source of income down the road, adding another layer of value to this already versatile property.

The property's acreage and extensive state-road frontage also provide potential for future subdivision or development, subject to Louisa County zoning, soil suitability, VDOT access requirements, and all applicable approvals. The property may also lend itself to a private family compound, recreational retreat, or multiple homesites, depending on county requirements and the buyer's vision.

This is land with options. Hunt it. Ride the trails. Enjoy the creek. Watch the pines mature. Build a family retreat. Hold it as a long-term investment. Or explore the possibilities for future development.

Come see what you can do with it.

To schedule your private tour or to inquire about this property in Louisa County, please contact Luke Shenk at 804-514-8444 or !

Proximity:

Richmond, VA: 55 min

Fredericksburg, VA: 52 min

Charlottesville, VA: ≈ 1hr

Get to know the area…

Lake Anna - Stretching for approximately 17 miles, Lake Anna features nearly 200 miles of shoreline and is surrounded by more than 100 residential communities. The lake is divided into two main sections: the public or “cold” side, which covers about 9,000 acres, and the privately owned “warm” side, encompassing approximately 4,000 acres. These sections are linked by three canals and separated by three stone dikes. The lake has become a major destination for fishing, water sports, and many other activities.

PLEASANTS LANDING AT LAKE ANNA - Lake Anna Visitors Guide – Less than 2 miles from the property, this public boat landing serves as a marina and a park with over 2,600 feet of lake frontage. Bring your boat, fishing poles, and a picnic basket to enjoy a day on the water!

Breweries and Wineries – Sit back and unwind! Lake Anna Taphouse, Everleigh Vineyards & Brewing Company, and Cooling Pond Brewery & Winery are all about a 20 minute drive from the property.

Restaurants nearby – Enjoy fine dining, a relaxed atmosphere, and water views all just a short drive away. The Cove and The Lions Den 1837 are close by and popular choices.

Lake Anna State Park - Visitors can enjoy a variety of outdoor activities at the park, including relaxing along the shoreline of one of Virginia’s best-known lakes. The park also features a fishing pond designed to accommodate children and visitors with disabilities, along with a combined bathhouse and concession facility and a public boat launch. For those who want to stay overnight, accommodations include campsites, six camping cabins, four yurts, two six-bedroom lodges, and 10 two-bedroom cabins. Seven of the cabins, as well as both lodges, offer scenic views overlooking the lake. Outdoor enthusiasts can explore more than 15 miles of trails suitable for hiking, cycling, and horseback riding. Inside the visitor center, exhibits showcase the region’s gold-mining heritage and explain the area’s natural environment. Guests can also participate in nature activities and gold-panning programs or join guided tours of the historic Goodwin Gold Mine.

Oakley Forest WMA - Covering roughly 4,459 acres, Oakley Forest Wildlife Management Area lies in western Spotsylvania County, just west of Todd’s Tavern. The property was once part of a larger agricultural operation where forest and wildlife resources were managed for many years. Today, the area features a diverse mix of habitats, including upland hardwood and pine forests interspersed with several smaller sections of open fields, pastures, and former agricultural land that has transitioned into old-field habitat. About a 25 minute drive from the property!