White Tail Alley ends in grass, fence, and timber. This 220.74-acre tract in Woodland, Pennsylvania sits in Clearfield County, in the region people call Pennsylvania’s Wilds. A 1979 log cabin and a matching log garage share a fenced yard. Behind them, woods run for a long way.
The main cabin holds two bedrooms and two baths in about 960 square feet of living space. A one-bedroom apartment over the garage brings the count to three bedrooms and three full baths. The cabin is furnished. Logs were restored and restained. New flooring, a fridge, a stove, and a stackable washer and dryer went in during recent work.
A spring-fed pond sits in the open field, now lined, with a small dock. A Generac generator, a 1,000-pound propane tank, and fuel tanks for diesel and gasoline stay on site. A new pad waits for a pole barn. You can check the full pricing history and listing details in the source link below the photos.
The log cabin and matching log garage sit behind a wire fence, with Adirondack chairs on the porch and tall timber at their backs.
A gravel drive climbs the mowed slope to the cabin and garage, with a pickup parked under the tree line.
Porch, Logs, and the Main Cabin
The cabin faces the field. A covered porch holds two red chairs and a bench. The door is white. Logs are dark and even. A chimney pipe marks the roof. This is a small hunting camp that has been cleaned up, not a new custom lodge.
Inside, the listing describes an open kitchen, a living room, a laundry, a first-floor bedroom, and a loft. Carpet covers some floors. Heat is electric, propane, and baseboard. Window units cool the rooms. A propane stove is planned. A tongue-and-groove pine ceiling is also on the work list.
There are no interior photos in this set, so walk the rooms on a showing. The house is sold furnished, which helps a first season. Take a look at the exterior shots below, and find the complete photo gallery linked at the end of this tour.
Morning light hits the fenced lawn in front of the cabin porch and the garage apartment window.
Kitchen and Daily Living
The kitchen is listed as open, with stainless appliances. A new refrigerator and stove are already in. This is camp cooking, not a gourmet kitchen. You eat, clean up, and go back outside. The washer and dryer sit in the laundry, so wet gear does not pile up on the porch.
The living room is the gathering spot after a hunt or a walk to the pond. Leather seating came with the updates. Light comes from the porch windows and the loft. The layout is simple. Cabin, then field, then woods.
Garage Apartment and Private Rooms
The detached two-car garage is log on the outside, with new doors and openers. A room above it is a one-bedroom, one-bath apartment. Guests, a caretaker, or extra hunters can stay there without crowding the main cabin. That unit is why the property lists three bedrooms and three baths.
The main cabin has a first-floor bedroom and bath, plus another bedroom and a loft. Call one of those the primary suite if you like. Closets are cabin-scale. Baths are full, but finishes are not shown here. Confirm fixtures when you tour.
A window unit and a Generac sit on the garage wall. Propane piping is in place. Power is 200-amp electric to the buildings. Water is a private source. Sewer is a private septic.
New double garage doors sit under a loft window in the log garage, with a concrete apron and a wooden crate in the yard.
The side of the garage shows a Generac generator, a transfer switch, and an upstairs window unit against the woods.
A fire pit and two chairs sit behind the cabin, with a “Welcome Fire Pit” sign on a tree and ferns along the timber.
Pond, Fields, and 220 Acres of Timber
Outdoor living space is the point of this place. At sunrise the pond steams. A wood fence frames the near grass. The far tree line goes dark. The pond is spring-fed, newly lined, and fitted with a dock. Fish it. Sit on it. Watch deer come in at dusk.
Fenced yard surrounds the buildings. A gravel lane runs up from the field. Aerial views show hayed openings cut into a sea of hardwood and pine. One field holds a small buckwheat plot inside the timber. Other benches could take food plots. Deer, bear, and turkey use this ground.
A 500-gallon diesel tank with a pump and a 500-gallon gasoline tank with a pump support equipment. The pole-barn pad is graded and ready. Curb appeal here is the long green approach and the two dark log roofs against the woods.
Sunrise lifts fog off the spring-fed pond, with a wood fence in the foreground and timber around the field.
From the air, the cabin and drive sit on a green bench, with a lined pond and cut fields opening into deep woods.
A high aerial shows the pond and buildings as a bright clearing in more than two hundred acres of forest.
Mowed openings and isolated tree clumps sit inside the timber, with room for plots and trails.
Clearfield County and Pennsylvania’s Wilds
Woodland is a small Clearfield County community. Clearfield borough is a short drive. Route 322 and Interstate 80 are about 15 to 20 minutes out, which helps if you haul a trailer. This is a prime location for a camp that you can reach on a Friday after work.
Parker Dam State Park, Curwensville Lake, Bilger’s Rocks, Moshannon State Forest, and the Quehanna Wild Area sit in the same belt of public woods and water. ATV and hunting lands surround the county. Schools are in the Clearfield Area district if you ever live here full time.
The local real estate market still prices big timber tracts with a livable cabin as a package. Mineral, oil, timber, and gas rights should be confirmed in the deed. Full specs and the rest of the listing photos wait at the bottom of this tour.
Why This Woodland Cabin Tract Matters
This cabin with 220 acres in Woodland, Pennsylvania gives you an updated 1979 log house, a garage apartment, a lined pond, fuel and backup power, and a wide block of hunting woods. The buildings are small. The land is not. It works as a family camp, a hunt base, or a quiet place you keep for years.
Walk the dock at first light. Sit on the porch. Then drive the woods. If 220 acres and a ready log camp is the life you want in Clearfield County, 617 White Tail Alley is the tract to see next.
If you’re interested in learning more about this property, please contact the listing agent through the Zillow link provided below the photos.
Zillow Listing and Full Gallery