19.06 Acres
SUNSET BASIN
- 19+ acres
- Located at the bottom of a small gated community
- Rare mountainside flat ground
- 15 dedicated RV sites
- 4 group campgrounds
- Graveled access roads
- On-site water
- Seasonal creek (December – July)
- 3 water falls
- Solar powered well (#476491)
- Hidden mountain spring
- 3,000 gallon water tower
- 18 Irrigation spigots throughout property
- 8 solar WIFI drip line timers
- RV hookups
- High quality perimeter fence
- Amazing trail cam footage
- Years of stacked firewood
- Parcel # RP15N01E224001
VIEW ON LARGE SCREENVIEW ON LARGE SCREEN
Cradled inside a hidden dell
on a remote Mountainside
lie 19+ partially wooded acres
with a plateau carved by earthmoving equipment
which becomes a vibrant tapestry of wildflowers in the springtime
and dons a fiery cloak of autumn colors every fall
and overlooks a secluded valley
where the name Sunset Basin wasn’t given —it was discovered
a view enhanced by its dark skies (*all photos taken on-site)
Northern Lights
May 10, 2024
Comet Tsuchinshan-ATLAS
October 11, 2024
Abundant campsites for gatherings, Airbnb or private events
Timber Hollow
(4 RV sites)
Returning Waters
(3 RV sites)
Clearview
(4 RV sites)
Terraced Rock
(4 RV sites)
And of course, a local favorite
Property Improvements
with more in the works
- Septic system
- Shipping Container Shelter
- Drip system and new seedlings
- Property signage
- Green belt hiking trail
- OHV track
Solar Power Plan with buried batteries to regulate temperature
Re-forestation plan
Sunset Maple
Douglas Fir
Tamarack
Balsam Fir
Planting strategy
- Bring in ~300 seedlings with 3 new species to improve forest health and protect against impact of species-specific diseases
- Create nursery to allow seedlings to be planted properly as time allows and replaced when they die
- Line the main access road with golden Tamaracks
- Line the main trail with Balsam Firs
- Fill in between the dominant native Ponderosa Pines with Douglas Firs
- Accent the mountainside and gathering areas with Sunset Maple trees
- Space trees to optimize against forest fires (see NFPA – Preparing homes for wildfire) combined with dead tree removal
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