Lakeside Land is located in the beautiful rolling hills of northwest Colorado, this property borders Elkhead Reservoir State Park and has remarkable views of the lake and nearby mountains of Quaker Mountain, Black Mountain, and Bears Ears. With year-round access off County Road 29 and power, this is the perfect place to live, recreate and enjoy the best of Colorado! Lakeside Land consists of 396 acres more or less with approximately 250 tillable farm ground. Of the 250 farmed acres, roughly 40 acres consist of dryland alfalfa, whereas the remaining 210 acres are planted into winter wheat. The land that surrounds the farm ground consists of rolling grass and sagebrush covered hills with Cottonwood Creek meandering throughout the bottom on the property. Additionally, there is a good, running spring that flows into Cottonwood Creek. The abundancy of vegetation and water sources is excellent for livestock and wildlife that can frequently be found on the property such as antelope and deer. Located in unit 4, this property does qualify for landowner vouchers for deer and antelope, with over-the-counter opportunities for elk. The property borders Elkhead Reservoir State Park on the south side which provides a great view of the lake and easy access for fishing or swimming. The park surrounds and includes the 900 surface acre Elkhead Reservoir that primarily consists of warmwater fish species, including largemouth bass, black crappie, bluegill, and pike. Activities at the park include both non-electric and electric camping, fishing, boating, wildlife viewing, and hiking. Access to the main boat ramp and campground is less than 5 miles away! Hunting in the area is also excellent for deer, antelope, and the late season elk migration. Many different access points to hundreds of thousands of acres of National Forest are nearby which proves access to Quaker Mountain, Bears Ears and the Black Mountain Areas.