For $1.7 Million, You Could've Had an Abandoned Ohio Girl Scout Camp as a Hunter's Paradise

If a hunter's paradise is what you seek, you missed your chance.

First off, let's get real. Not many hunters out there can afford to drop $1.7 million on hunting land. However, on July 20th, several new landowners did exactly that when this incredible property was divided up and auctioned.

Once a former girl scout camp, this land has everything any group of hunters would need. Ranging from pavilions, cabins, a large pond, and outdoor pool, you could bring your whole family for the weekend while you hunted. 

Not all of the 282 acres went to a single person. As it was reported, one buyer purchased 80-acres, whereas the rest of the property was auctioned off in smaller parcels.

As of today, one single bidder can still come in and take the entire property if they are willing to pony up more than $1.7 million. Located in Loundonville, Ohio, there's a chance an investment company would be willing to look at this an opportunity.

Seeing as where this property is located, it's a camping and hunting capitol. Who knows, maybe somebody could turn it into an outdoorsman's theme park.

Here's looking at you Ted Nugent.

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