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Cabins and Lodges: CHANCES are that you have already given some thought to the land you will build on. You may already have the deed in your pocket.
On the bet, however, that you still may be speculating on whether to get that fine lake-front lot, or the exhilarating mountain-slope location with the tremendous view, we've planned this article.
If you are at the undecided stage, and one piece of countryside looks like any other to you, perhaps we can be of some help.
First of all, every strip of land in America belongs to someone, either an individual, a corporation, or a governmental agency. It naturally follows that most land you see and like for cabin-building purposes will have a price on it, although that price may not always be within pay-check range.
Even eliminating land that individuals, corporations, and governmental agencies won't part with for any price, and cutting away those sites which are available for a price, but too steep to consider, the estimate is that there are probably close to a million and a half good campsites available in the United States. Today. Now. All around you.
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Good information is available from "The Bureau of Land management" as well as most state and some county goverment agencies.
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