Horses Allowed on 37 Acres with a Seasonal Creek.

A creek runs through this one. It’s seasonal, so don’t picture year-round water, but a channel that carries runoff when the season brings it still changes how you think about a piece of land. It becomes the first thing you’d want to walk, the line you’d plan around, and the feature you’d check on every time you came back to see what it was doing.

At just under 38 acres, there’s enough ground for a creek, a camp spot, and a future building site to each have their own place instead of crowding into one corner. The property is in Woodland Valley Ranch in Apache County, reached by Rincon Valley Road, and St. Johns is under 40 minutes away for supplies and errands. Horses are among the permitted uses, including raising and training them, which fits a parcel with this much room. Water would come from a well and power from an alternative system, so how the place gets set up would be up to you.

The camping allowance gives you a sensible way to start. You can bring a tent or an RV out for stretches of the year and see the creek in its different conditions before deciding where anything permanent should go. Later, the land could support a single-family home or a newer permitted mobile home, possibly with room left over for horses. It’s a property you can get to know first and build on when you’re ready.