Offer deadline of Monday, June 16th at 5pm eastern time. This parcel offers excellent access to outdoor recreation, located just 0.8 miles from a public Lake Superior beach with beautiful sugar sand and shallow, wadable water extending about 200 feet—ideal for families with kids. You can walk or bike the quiet dirt road nearly the entire way, with only a short highway crossing needed. A public Lake Superior boat launch is 1.8 miles away, and Porcupine Mountains State Park is just 3 miles from the property. Native Creek borders the east side of the parcel, where several beaver dams have created a series of scenic ponds. The land is mostly level with a gentle bank toward the creek, and water is expected to be present year-round. You can also kayak approximately 0.4 miles upstream from the mouth of the nearby Mineral River. The private deeded access road to the property is in great condition. No structures are visible from the property or access road, and the nearest building is about 1/4 mile away, offering a quiet, private setting. Sale is subject to land division approval (verbally approved), and acreage is estimated. The final listing photos show the nearby public beach and the navigable portion of the Mineral River near its mouth—these are not part of the subject property. Also shown is the wreck of the steamer Panama, which ran aground in 1906. Portions of the structure remain above water and are visible from shore. This is an affordable opportunity for recreational use with close proximity to some of the Upper Peninsula’s most scenic natural features.