Four contiguous forested parcels in Plumas County 139 acres total. AT&T leases space on land for a non-electrified passive microwave reflector panel, for which AT&T pays the owner annual rent until 10/31/41. The sum of rent due from AT&T for the period from 2025 to 2041 is 1,193,305, see break down of rents on document in MLS. Each parcel is accessible by dirt roads, and each has mixed topography with seasonal ephemeral as well as year-round springs on the property. Mohawk Creek runs year-round and traverses one of the parcels. The eastern parcel has flat pads and wooden decks that have been used for RV campsites serviced by non-potable water piped from a spring box to holding tanks. A shallow well could easily be installed for domestic water supply. The current owners provide electrical power for their RVs using generators and solar panels. Hiking and mountain bike trails are adjacent to P&Q, and are accessible from the Mohawk-Chapman road. The parcels are zoned R-20. Each exhibits some northward views into Mohawk Valley and the northern mountains beyond. Property has been used by its owners and their families as a summer getaway for RV living with adjacent campsites. Access is via the Gold Lake Hwy off US89, then Mohawk-Chapman road and Water (Friendly) Way providing access to each parcel. Around 70% of the perimeter of the contiguous parcels are bounded by US Forest Service land. The USFS surveyed and staked its boundaries in 1992, and recently has been thinning the surrounding forest. This wonderful property offers high potential for developing special retreat facilities for organizations and public vacationers desiring restful relaxation, spiritual restoration, reconnection to the earth, and ample opportunities for healthful Peace and Quiet!