7.53-acre recreational parcel with an estimated 468 feet of creek frontage and 351 feet of Mineral River frontage. Two waterways border this parcel, offering direct access to both a creek and the Mineral River from the same property. The Mineral River is navigable by kayak approximately 0.4 miles upstream from its mouth at Lake Superior. A public Lake Superior beach is less than a mile away via the quiet access road, featuring sugar sand and shallow wadable water extending roughly 200 feet out. A public boat launch on Lake Superior is 1.8 miles out. Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park is 3 miles from the property. No structures are visible from the property or the access road, and the nearest building is approximately a quarter mile away. Acreage and frontage figures are estimated. Listing photos include the nearby public beach, the navigable stretch of the Mineral River near its mouth, and the wreck of the steamer Panama, a wooden vessel that ran aground in 1906, portions of which remain visible from shore. These are not part of the subject property and are shown for context only. An affordable entry point into one of the Upper Peninsula's most scenic and accessible recreational corridors. An established driveway is in place. Bring a tent or RV and enjoy it immediately! Video tour is on file!