The Offering

Public information describes lots from roughly three-quarters of an acre to three acres, pricing from about $42,500, and community amenities including approximately ten miles of completed mountain-bike trails and access to a couple hundred newly established climbing routes, with a golf course and chapel described as planned. As at the Highlands, electric was described as in process and water as to-be-determined at the time of writing — the number-one diligence item.

Who It Fits

The recreation amenities are a genuine differentiator for rentals aimed at active guests — a cabin that walks to trails competes differently than one that drives to them. Weigh that against the utilities timeline: amenity-led developments reward buyers whose plans can absorb phase-schedule slip. Planned amenities are plans; buy the lot on what exists.

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.

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Cliffview Questions

Are the bike trails and climbing real or planned?

Public materials described roughly ten miles of bike trail as completed and a substantial set of climbing routes as established, with items like the golf course described as planned. Walk what is built, get timelines in writing for what is not, and price accordingly.

What should I verify before buying here?

The utilities status for your specific lot and phase, in writing, above all — then covenants, rental rights, road maintenance obligations, and build requirements. Our land guide’s checklist applies in full.

Compare all four named developments from the land guide, and see Campton for the town context.