State Route 28, Warrensburg, NY 12885

This 112.3-acre Adirondack forestland in the Town of Warrensburg features frontage on the Hudson River and Benwood Flow, plus direct access to public lands. The property setting is wooded and remote, while still positioned close to everyday conveniences. Benwood Flow is described as a wetland created and maintained by resident beaver activity, and the land provides canoe or kayak access for fishing, paddling, and wildlife viewing. The Hudson River frontage allows direct access for navigating whitewater. The land is presented for use as a place to build a camp or home and to site a yurt or RV.

The property is located along State Route 28, with about 6 miles to the center of Warrensburg and additional shopping roughly 20 miles away in Queensbury. Across Benwood Flow and along the southern boundary is Pack Demonstration Forest, a 2,500-acre area managed by SUNY College of Environmental Science & Forestry, with day-use access for activities including hiking and paddling, and legal hunting seasons, fishing, and trapping. The property is also immediately adjacent to a 90-acre block of landlocked State Forest Preserve.

For buyers seeking recreational land, the mix of river frontage, wetland access, and surrounding managed public forest supports a broad range of seasonal use. The acreage has been under long-term stewardship and is associated with habitat features such as thermal cover and oak food sources. The property is under the Fisher 480 Forest Tax Law, which includes a 6% severance tax on timber stumpage yield when harvesting timber, and is described as having a low administrative burden.