Campbell Crossing Ranch

Campbell Crossing Ranch, owned by the Campbell family for 72 years, boasts 1.9 miles of North Fork John Day River frontage, plus Rudio Creek flows through the ranch for 1.45 miles. Additionally, the ranch borders thousands of acres of Bureau of Land Management (BLM) lands. Appreciate the extraordinary landscape provided by the steep rise in elevation from 1,880 feet at the lush fields along the river to 4,860 feet in just 4 miles. Fish for smallmouth bass and native steelhead trout in the renowned Rudio Hole, conveniently located on the ranch. Hunt for mule deer, Rocky Mountain elk, pronghorn antelope, upland game birds, and waterfowl, or just enjoy watching the plentiful area wildlife, including bighorn sheep. The ranch has two homes; a modern, updated farmhouse features four bedrooms, two baths, spacious mud/laundry room with pantry, chefs kitchen, large living room, covered wrap-around deck, two patio areas, hot tub, and pool with a deck, plus a 2-car detached garage. And a 1,822 square foot, two-bedroom, 1.5 bath home built in 2010 on an elevated homesite with expansive views. Move right into either or continue using the updated farmhouse as an Airbnb. The 296.9 acres of Oregon State-certified water rights allow diverting water from Rudio Creek and the North Fork John Day River to irrigate your hay, pasture, and grain fields. Four center pivots, two-wheel lines, and some handlines support irrigation distribution. Fencing, barn, sheds, and corrals support your cattle operation, which utilizes your native range and adjoining, permitted BLM grazing lands. Cross-fencing aids in pasture and crop management. The native range is well-watered from springs and stock ponds. You will never tire of this ranchs dramatic vistas!