Shadetree Ranch offers a peaceful, wooded escape just 10–15 minutes from Stillwater. With 80 acres of mature timber, meandering trails, and a small pond fed by East Brush Creek, the property delivers a wide range of opportunities for observing native wildlife in a quiet, undisturbed setting.

Forest bird species are abundant here, especially during morning and evening hours when the woods are alive with sound and movement. Visitors can expect to see a variety of songbirds, woodpeckers, along with seasonal migrants depending on the time of year. The open run of power lines offers clear sightlines for spotting and photographing larger birds in flight, while the dense understory along the creek supports more elusive woodland species.