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Property ID 1095
1.64 Acres near Dairy, OR — Camp Under Starry Skies, No HOA
Location
Dairy, Klamath, Oregon
Size
1.64 acres
Zoning
Residential
Pay in full
$8,997
or
or
From
$205/mo
Easy Financing · $438 due today
A camping parcel under some of Oregon's darkest skies — 1.64 acres in Oregon Pines near Dairy, Klamath County, at 4,900 feet, with no HOA and a county that lets you camp on your own land.
The parcel is flat, open rural ground, lightly treed, reached by dirt road. No power at the lot — Pacific Power serves the region and off-grid solar is a realistic plan. Water by an exempt domestic well (no water right needed in Oregon) or hauled water to a storage tank; a county-evaluated septic system serves a residence. Not in a flood zone.
Zoned R-2, Rural Residential, under the Klamath County code, confirmed on the county GIS zoning layer: a single-family home is a permitted use with site plan review, and this lawfully platted lot keeps its building rights. Site-built, modular and HUD-code manufactured homes (post-1976) are permitted outright; the county sets no minimum dwelling size of its own. No deadline to build. Agricultural buildings are a permitted use. Klamath County allows camping on your own land in every zone — up to 21 days in any six-month period, the first seven with no permit at all. The Fremont-Winema National Forest, roughly 2.3 million acres of mule deer, elk and pronghorn country, surrounds the Sprague River valley.
No property owners association and no dues. Owner financing with no credit check from $205 a month on the 7-Year Easy Financing Plan, or $12,499 cash.
The parcel is flat, open rural ground, lightly treed, reached by dirt road. No power at the lot — Pacific Power serves the region and off-grid solar is a realistic plan. Water by an exempt domestic well (no water right needed in Oregon) or hauled water to a storage tank; a county-evaluated septic system serves a residence. Not in a flood zone.
Zoned R-2, Rural Residential, under the Klamath County code, confirmed on the county GIS zoning layer: a single-family home is a permitted use with site plan review, and this lawfully platted lot keeps its building rights. Site-built, modular and HUD-code manufactured homes (post-1976) are permitted outright; the county sets no minimum dwelling size of its own. No deadline to build. Agricultural buildings are a permitted use. Klamath County allows camping on your own land in every zone — up to 21 days in any six-month period, the first seven with no permit at all. The Fremont-Winema National Forest, roughly 2.3 million acres of mule deer, elk and pronghorn country, surrounds the Sprague River valley.
No property owners association and no dues. Owner financing with no credit check from $205 a month on the 7-Year Easy Financing Plan, or $12,499 cash.
Clear title guarantee
We research title on every parcel before we buy it, and we convey by warranty deed with the land warranted free of liens and taxes current. Title insurance is not included; you are welcome to run your own title review at any time.