Escape to the peace and privacy of the Bandmill Heights division, located in North Central Idaho just 25 minutes from Orofino. This 20-acre parcel has underground power to the parcel and offers a perfect blend of seclusion and convenience with a lots of pine, cedar and other trees to offer privacy at your potential build site, with a seasonal creek running along the back edge of the property. Wildlife is abundant, with elk, deer, moose, turkey, and grouse frequenting the neighborhood, making this an ideal location for nature lovers

Escape to the peace and privacy of the Bandmill Heights division, located in North Central Idaho just 25 minutes from Orofino. This 20-acre parcel has underground power to the parcel and offers a perfect blend of seclusion and convenience with a lots of pine, cedar and other trees to offer privacy at your potential build site, with a seasonal creek running along the back edge of the property. Wildlife is abundant, with elk, deer, moose, turkey, and grouse frequenting the neighborhood, making this an ideal location for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. Orofino is renowned for its exceptional recreational opportunities, including world-class fishing on the Clearwater River, boating and camping at Dworshak Reservoir, and endless opportunities for hiking, hunting, and ATV riding. Despite the rural setting, you'll enjoy easy access to essential amenities such as hospitals, shopping, and local restaurants, all just a short drive away. Whether you're looking to build a full-time residence or a seasonal retreat, this property truly offers it all. Orofino, Idaho is a small town in Clearwater County known for its scenic beauty and small-town charm. The town's name is derived from the Spanish phrase "oro fino," meaning "fine gold," a reference to the gold rush that brought settlers to the area in the late 1800s. Orofino is home to Dworshak Dam, one of the tallest straight-axis concrete dams in the world. The Clearwater Historical Museum, located in the town's former jail, showcases exhibits on the area’s history, including Native American culture, the Lewis and Clark Expedition, and the logging industry. The Clearwater River, which winds through town, is a popular destination for fishing enthusiasts, featuring steelhead and salmon runs that attract anglers from around the globe. Orofino's annual Lumberjack Days festival celebrates the town’s logging heritage with live music, logging competitions, and a parade.