Iron gates welcome you into the Plantation and lead you down a long winding 1.6 + mile drive through towering pine and hardwood forests to the main campus and improvements. A fabulous 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom lodge is situated near the Black River, overlooking the 1 +/- acre fishing pond. The secluded oasis has hardwood floors and wood finishes throughout, full kitchen, comfortable living space, and screened in porch. There's even WiFi internet available for those who wish to stay in touch with the world. A secondary entrance is available that quickly takes you to the lodge and avoids interruption of game during hunting seasons.

A short walk from the lodge on the banks of the Black River is a covered pavilion complete with wood burning fireplace. Soak up the panoramic views of the river, flooded cypress and hardwoods while just steps away from your private boat landing (1 of 2 landings). A like new 70x30 pole barn complete with skinning rack, power and water is perfectly placed and keeps all of your essential equipment out of the elements. Additional covered and lockable storage is adjacent to the lodge.

From a hunting perspective, Tres Gobblerros has it all. This is a very game rich property with numerous planted wildlife food plots, elevated deer stands, and baiting stations found throughout. Great care and thought has been given to the Plantation to increase nesting areas for wild turkeys and increase its carrying capacity. Miles and miles of quality roads provide easy, undetected access to planted food plots and hunting blinds. Spring mornings here are nothing short of spectacular, and it's not uncommon to hear multiple birds within walking distance of the lodge. For the wingshooter, there are several excellent areas with flooded cypress that are prime wood duck habitat. The hard work has been done here and this is a relatively low maintenance Plantation.

The Black River is an incredible natural resource and with over 2.25 +/- miles of frontage and two boat landings this is the perfect launching pad into her waters. The Native Americans called this river the Wee Nee and it has long been revered for the abundance of wildlife that inhabits this area. The slow moving river is an angler's dream and fishermen can expect to catch crappie, red breast, bass and catfish while exploring it's ribbon-like twists and turns.

Debordieu, Pawleys Island and Georgetown are all an hour away with downtown Charleston, Columbia and Myrtle Beach all less than 1.5 hours away. The Plantation less than 10 minutes away from the Williamsburg Regional Airport which features a 5000 foot paved runway that can accommodate most types of aircrafts.

There are no conservation easements on Tres Gobblerros.