Derick Reynolds
Agent
Frank Lapere Creek 2 is a 110-acre timberland property located in Union Parish, Louisiana, near Marion. Currently managed for timber production, this wooded tract offers a versatile land opportunity for buyers seeking a working timber investment, recreational retreat, or both in the heart of the Ark-La-Miss region.
Situated in Union Parish, Louisiana, Frank Lapere Creek 2 lies approximately seven miles northeast of Marion. The surrounding area is characteristic of north Louisiana's rural timberland corridor, offering a quiet, undeveloped setting with easy access to the small community amenities Marion provides. The combination of a secluded location and proximity to a nearby town makes this property a practical and appealing option.
The property is accessed via a historical timber access road.
The soils on this property are classified as silt loam, which supports both timber productivity and general land use. The terrain features ATV dirt trails, indicating manageable, passable ground suitable for exploration and land management activities.
This property currently has no existing structures or improvements. Buying land without existing buildings gives buyers the flexibility to develop the property according to their own vision and timeline, whether that means constructing a hunting camp, cabin, or other facilities that suit their intended use.
Frank Lapere Creek 2 supports a stand of young hardwood timber and is classified as heavily wooded throughout. Young hardwood stands represent both a renewable resource and a long-term investment, as properly managed hardwood timber can increase in value over time while also providing habitat and canopy cover across the property.
The property supports populations of whitetail deer, wild turkey, and feral hogs, making it a capable hunting destination for a variety of pursuits. Buyers looking for a recreational tract with consistent hunting opportunities will find this property well-suited for seasonal use and land-based outdoor activities.
Frank Lapere Creek runs through or adjacent to the property, providing a natural water source that benefits both wildlife habitat and the overall character of the land.
The property is currently used for timber production and carries strong potential as a hunting tract as well. Buyers can continue managing the young hardwood timber for future harvest while also utilizing the land for recreational purposes, making it a dual-purpose investment with both income potential and personal use appeal.
Frank Lapere Creek 2 is a 110-acre wooded timberland tract in Union Parish, Louisiana, offering young hardwood timber, creek access, and abundant wildlife in a secluded setting just northeast of Marion. Whether you are looking for a timber investment, a hunting property, or a combination of both, this property delivers practical value and long-term potential. Contact us today to learn more or to schedule a showing.
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