Seven Springs Ranch | 2,100 Acres of Premier Hunting Land in Mendocino County, CA

Seven Springs Ranch begins where the modern world ends. Just north of Anderson Valley, deep in California's upper Indian Creek Basin, a quiet creek winds beneath towering redwoods and Douglas firs. Here, at the very bottom of the property, crystal clear water cuts through the canyon exactly as it has for generations. This is the gateway to Seven Springs Ranch. 2,000 pristine acres of wild California hunting country. From the creek, the land rises steadily through oak-studded hills, hidden draws, and spring-fed meadows. As you climb higher, the scale of the ranch begins to reveal itself. Long ridgelines open into sweeping views that stretch for miles across some of the finest wildlife habitat in the state. For decades, Seven Springs has been carefully managed under California's Private Land Management Program, with an emphasis on conservation and low harvest pressure. The result is a ranch known for exceptional California black-tailed deer, along with wild boar, black bear, turkey, and countless other species that thrive throughout these diverse mountains. Every canyon holds water. Every ridge offers a vantage point. And every meadow feels untouched. Tucked beside the creek sits the Seven Springs Hunting Lodge, an authentic off-grid ranch headquarters designed for comfort, simplicity, and life outdoors. Nearby, a large barn and game processing facility complete a fully functional sporting ranch setup. Yet, despite its privacy and wild character, a rare combination of scale, beauty, history, and world-class hunting opportunity, Seven Springs Ranch is more than land. It is a legacy property. And a private piece of California hunting heritage waiting for its next steward.