Camp Wood, TX 78828 (Real County)
About this property
HIGHLIGHTS: • 810.58 ± acres in Real County, Texas • Extensive frontage on both sides of RR 2631 • Live water on Bullhead Creek – crystal-clear, spring-fed stream • Fenced and cross-fenced with pasture roads • Primary residence + foreman’s home + barns, pens, sheds, and equipment storage • Rolling Hill Country terrain with pecan and live-oak groves • Strong wildlife presence – Whitetail and Axis deer, feral hogs, and native species DESCRIPTION: Henry Ranch is a scenic Hill Country property encompassing approximately 810.58 acres of diverse and picturesque land. The ranch offers a balance of recreational appeal and agricultural utility, highlighted by the presence of Bullhead Creek, a clear, spring-fed waterway that meanders through the property. Native pecan groves and stands of live oak line the creek, creating a beautiful and functional habitat for livestock and abundant wildlife. The ranch is perimeter and cross-fenced, with pasture roads that allow easy access throughout. With its mix of rolling terrain, usable bottomland, and live water, Henry Ranch represents an exceptional blend of natural beauty and ranch practicality. Henry Ranch is a premier live-water Hill Country property offering 810 ± acres of rolling terrain, quality improvements, and exceptional recreational value. Located just outside Vance with paved access and minutes from Rocksprings, the ranch showcases the natural beauty of Bullhead Creek and the rugged charm of the Edwards Plateau. Its combination of live water, diverse terrain, and well-maintained facilities make it ideal for ranching, hunting, and family recreation, with excellent potential as a long-term investment or private retreat.
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1141 Ranch to Market Rd 2631 None is located in Camp Wood, Texas, in Real County. Real County is one of the most remote and scenic counties in the Texas Hill Country, a sparsely populated limestone plateau where the Frio River headwaters carve crystal-clear canyons through cedar and oak-covered hills. Leakey, the county seat, is a small community that serves as a gateway to some of the most spectacular river recreation in Texas.
The Frio River and its tributaries, including the Nueces River, originate in Real County, creating spring-fed canyons with exceptional water clarity. The terrain is rugged Edwards Plateau limestone with steep canyon walls, cedar brakes, and the occasional exposed granite formation. Lost Maples State Natural Area in neighboring Bandera County is accessible from Real County.
Camp Wood had an estimated population of 829 as of 2023. The 78828 zip code, and a median age of 34.9. The average household size is 1.29 people.
Hunting leases, river tourism, ranching, and a small but growing vacation rental economy centered on the Frio River draw visitors and buyers to Real County. The county attracts buyers seeking remote river canyon properties and large hunting ranches at prices reflecting the limited development infrastructure.
Demographic data sourced from the U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates (2023).
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