Tucked away in the timberlands of Oswego County, Hidden Hallows offers 40 secluded acres of hardwood and pine forest, creating an immersive retreat for hunters and outdoor enthusiasts alike. A well-established trail winds through the property, leading deep into the woods where the only sounds are rustling leaves and distant wildlife. Along the way, a small, rustic campsite (20x20) provides a basecamp for those wanting to extend their stay under the canopy—renters are welcome to use it but are asked to replenish any resources. A large half-acre clearing near the entrance allows space for RV and tent camping, as well as ATV access to explore the property with ease.

For whitetail hunters, the landscape provides excellent opportunities. The mix of thick hardwoods and sections of pure pine creates natural bedding areas and cool shade during the warmer months. The established trail system offers quiet access through the property, and the dense cover encourages deer movement. Hidden Hallows lies within New York’s Zone 7A, offering hunters an excellent chance to set up along travel corridors and feeding areas. A shooting target is also available for sighting in before the hunt.

Beyond hunting, Hidden Hallows caters to outdoor adventurers looking to camp, hike, or ride ATVs through the rugged terrain. Whether tracking whitetail, setting up camp under the towering pines, or exploring the land on four wheels, this property offers an off-grid experience in the heart of the New York wilderness.