Hunter Ridge Rd. This 6.2-surveyed-acre property in Centre County, Pennsylvania offers a manageable tract for recreational use, hunting, camping, or a potential off-grid getaway. The property features a combination of wooded cover and a cleared area that provides a useful location for a small cabin, shed, camper setup, or other recreational improvements, subject to applicable township and county requirements. Access to the property is provided through a documented road agreement, establishing legal ingress and egress to the tract. This is an important feature for a rural recreational parcel and provides clarity regarding access to the property. The land consists of a mix of open and wooded areas, creating a varied setting for outdoor use. The wooded portions provide cover and natural habitat, while the more open portion offers a practical area for staging equipment, establishing a camp area, or considering future recreational improvements. The mix of cover and open ground may also lend itself well to hunting and wildlife observation. A septic system was approved for the property in 2014. While the previous approval provides useful history regarding the site, a buyer should verify what testing, permitting, or reapproval may be required under current regulations before moving forward with any installation. No septic system is currently represented as installed. Utilities are not currently located on the property, making this parcel best suited for buyers considering recreational or off-grid use. Depending on the intended use, a future owner may wish to explore options such as solar power, a generator, water storage, or other independent systems. The property's size makes it large enough to provide privacy and room for outdoor recreation while remaining relatively easy to maintain compared with larger acreage tracts. Whether used for hunting, weekend camping, hiking, or simply as a place to spend time outdoors, the property offers a practical opportunity to own a surveyed tract in rural Centre County. The terrain and vegetation are representative of central Pennsylvania woodland, with enough diversity in land cover to support a range of outdoor activities. Prospective buyers should conduct their own due diligence regarding zoning, building requirements, septic approval, utilities, and any proposed improvements prior to purchase. With surveyed acreage, documented access, a prior septic approval area, and a combination of cleared and wooded ground, this tract offers a straightforward recreational property for someone looking to establish a small camp or enjoy their own piece of rural Pennsylvania.