This is a once in a generation opportunity that has been in the current family since the sixties. It is a triangular shape with a very unique feature. There is a 40 ft wide, 1000 ft long portion that runs perpendicular to the main channel of the lake. This element means you can move the dock as the water drops, and still enjoy lake access. I haven't seen one that stays in the water longer. It is also a very challenging piece. It has been a family campsite with travel trailers. There is power, a holding tank fed by lake and a recorded easement to get to the property. There is no potable water on site, no septic (they have a porta jon on a trailer now but it had been serviced by an outhouse), propane is the gas source and building will be challenging. But NOT impossible. There is a sixties vintage trailer with a shade cover, room addition and deck. They will need some TLC. There is a second trailer which can be removed and a spot for a third trailer which has been removed. The most simple initial way to make the most of this amazing site is to rehab some of what is there and bring in a couple new trailers. Long term, a stick built home could be creatively designed and built for more contemporary lake living. This is not for the faint of heart or for those that lack the thrill of adventure. It is for someone who loves the water and has a real sense of adventure.