Land for Sale in Scio, OR

Land for sale in Scio, OR:

160 +/- acres "Indian Prairie Meadow". Locked gate near end of Thomas Creek Drive. Lots of wildlife in this wet meadow and along Indian Prairie Creek. Approx. (94 acres) of 1 yr old Douglas fir; (9 acres) of 56 yr old True Fir along the meadow/ wet areas and along Indian Prairie Crk; (14 acres) of 44 yr old Douglas fir; and (43 acres) consisting of meadow and wet areas. Excellent investment. Very remote-Not a home site. Buyer to perform own due diligence on access. Acreage is approx. Seller retains minerals.

Land for sale in Scio, OR:

160 +/- acres known as "Indian Prairie Meadow". Located behind locked gate via a gravel forest road that travels South off of the end of Thomas Creek Drive. Lots of wildlife in this wet meadow and along Indian Prairie Creek. There are approx. (94 acres) of 1 yr old Douglas fir; (9 acres) of 56 yr old True Fir along the meadow/ wet areas and along Indian Prairie Creek; (14 acres) of 44 yr old Douglas fir; and (43 acres) consisting of meadow and wet areas. Excellent investment opportunity. Very remote-Not a home site. Buyer to perform own due diligence on access. Seller retains minerals. Acreage is approx.

Land for sale in Scio, OR:

Peaceful country living in the heart of the Willamette Valley! 80 acres of flat land located in quiet community of Scio, near the historic Shimanek Covered Bridge. Existing driveway has been set up as an RV site with power, water and septic services. Property is buildable, fully fenced and cross-fenced. Ideal for horses, livestock, or hazelnuts. Coburg, Awbrig and Conser silty clay loam soils, power to property and available water easement from neighboring well. Current wells onsite are shallow, but new wells may be established. Existing septic system & drain field that could service the RV site only. A residential home build would necessitate the septic system to be upgraded. This p

Land for sale in Scio, OR:

20 ACRES of WATER RIGHTS and Hazelnut Farm - A Rare Investment OpportunityLocated in Scio, Oregon, this nearly 20-acre irrigated hazelnut orchard offers more than just fertile soil—it comes with valuable and increasingly scarce water rights, a key asset in today’s agricultural landscape. As access to water becomes more regulated, properties with established water rights are standout investment opportunities. The orchard thrives on Chehalis Silt Clay Loam, ideal for hazelnut production. The orchard, planted in 2019, features Wepster and McDonald trees, now six years old, progressing toward peak production at around 10 years, with continued improvements expected. A legally secured