Kamiah Caribel Farm

Kamiah Caribel Farm

Up on the Kamiah

In the heart of Central Idaho this scenic property lies east of Kamiah, Idaho on Caribel Road in Idaho County. It’s ideally situated only minutes from the Nez Perce and Clearwater National Forests.

Historic Significance

Rich in both natural beauty and cultural heritage, the area holds deep roots in Nez Perce history. It is believed that the Nez Perce wintered in this very region, where they traditionally crafted “Kamia” ropes to catch Steelhead. This area is also said to be the birthplace of the Appaloosa horse. Notably, Kamiah served as a camp for the Lewis and Clark expedition on their return eastward, adding to its historical allure.

Dry Land Farming

The property encompasses approximately 141± acres, featuring a mix of dryland farming, scattered timber, and open meadows. Of this, roughly 125± acres are currently in productive grass hay, with the balance in grazing meadows with scattered timber. A spring-fed pond adds further value and character to the land. The dryland farming operation produces high-quality grass hay, with the potential for rotating in grain crops to enhance soil health and yield.

Recreation Opportunities

For outdoor enthusiasts, the property is located within Idaho Fish & Game Unit 10A. An area known for big game hunting, including deer, elk, bear, and mountain lion. Upland bird species such as turkey, chukar, and grouse also frequent the property and surrounding region. The nearby Clearwater National Forest has 4 million acres of beautiful diverse land ready for adventures.

The Kamiah Caribel Farm offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of Idaho. Ideal for those seeking a working farm, a recreational retreat, or a combination of both. The property provides ample hay and pasture to support livestock or income potential through lease options.