Located along County Road 36 near Bloomingdale, Ohio, this wooded recreational property offers a combination of water, diverse wildlife habitat, and convenient access. With more than 2,600 feet of road frontage and over 3,100 feet of Salem Creek flowing through the property, this tract provides a blend of natural beauty and recreational opportunities. The rock-bottom creek creates the perfect setting for enjoying time outdoors while serving as a dependable year-round water source for wildlife. The creek corridor enhances the property's natural character and supports a variety of native species. The timber consists of a healthy mix of hardwoods along with established conifer thickets and thick vegetation throughout the creek bottom. Deer sign is abundant throughout the property. The property's combination of cover, water, and natural travel corridors contributes to the area's reputation for quality whitetail and turkey hunting. The terrain includes several topographical features that strongly influence wildlife movement. A creek channel swing bluff creates a prominent ridgetop pinch point funneling deer right where you need them, while the surrounding ridges and draws provide additional travel corridors throughout the property. Additionally, this property is surrounded by large tracts with fields and borders a church camp with over 600 acres of no hunting. Being located just three miles off US-22, this property offers convenient access while maintaining a private, wooded setting. The combination of extensive road frontage, a year-round creek, mature timber, and varied terrain provides flexibility for buyers seeking recreational acreage, hunting land, or a potential future building site, subject to local zoning and permitting requirements.