Shawnee Run — Homesites by the Gorge Underground

Shawnee Run spreads roughly two hundred acres of homesites near the Gorge Underground on the Campton side of the region — the development whose location pitch is pure convenience: minutes from one of the area’s marquee attractions and the eastern cabin country.

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The Offering

Public information describes over one hundred homesites from a half acre to four acres — wooded, open-field, pond-front, and ridge varieties — with electric and water service and high-speed internet available on many lots. Pricing started around $55,000 at the time of writing, under a light-touch HOA.

Who It Fits

The internet availability and delivered utilities make Shawnee Run notable for remote workers and short-term rental builders alike: connectivity is a booking amenity now, not a luxury. The eastern location favors guests bound for the Underground and the quieter Campton side; trail-corridor loyalists should test the drive to their favorite lots before choosing sides of the region.

Details above were gathered from public development information in August 2026 and change as phases sell; verify current lots, pricing, utilities, and rules directly. Availability and lot status change quickly out here — call for the current picture, and any brokerage relationship is always disclosed up front. This page is an independent local guide, not an offer to sell property.


Shawnee Run Questions

What lot types exist at Shawnee Run?

Public materials describe a genuine mix — wooded privacy lots, open field parcels, pond-front sites, and ridge lots — which is unusual breadth in one development. The right choice tracks your build: rental cabins want the photo (ridge, pond); personal homesteads often want the field.

Is internet really available on the lots?

High-speed access has been described as available on many lots; verify service level for your specific parcel with the provider before contract if streaming-quality internet is load-bearing for your plans. “Many lots” never means “your lot” until confirmed.

Diligence checklist: buying land near the Gorge. The neighborhood’s claim to fame: underground kayaking.

Thinking About the Gorge?

Whether you’re buying a cabin, selling one, or just planning a first visit — talk to someone who lives and works here. Call or text, or send an inquiry and get a same-day reply.