Potential conservation and recreation opportunities along 7.8± miles of Rock Creek and East Fork Rock Creek frontage

Potential private camp sites in Block B overlooking East Fork Rock Creek and Rock Creek. Please Note: Sketch plan is conceptual only. Neither the Seller nor its agents have submitted plan or made any applications to a public agency.

MINERALS
The minerals have been reserved by prior owners and cannot be conveyed by the Seller.

ROCK SOURCES
There are two small rock sources located in Section 24 of Block C and Section 14 of Block D.

ROCK CREEK TREE FARM -
TURN KEY MANAGEMENT
Rosboro will consider an agreement to manage the Tree Farm for a new owner.

CONSERVATION AND RECREATION OPPORTUNITIES
The 11,397± acre Rock Creek Tree Farm has potential conservation and recreation opportunities due to its proximity to the wild and scenic North Umpqua River, the two BLM campgrounds located adjacent or near the property, and 7.8 miles of Rock Creek and East Fork Rock Creek frontage unencumbered by conservation easements.

The BLM Millpond and Rock Creek Recreation Sites by sections of Blocks A and B are very popular due to their secluded creek front settings and accessibility to the North Umpqua River corridor, known for world-class fly fishing, kayaking, rafting and hiking, along the North Umpqua trailhead that starts near Block D and Swiftwater Campground. These two campgrounds have family and group facilities, baseball field, two pavilions, a total of 29 campsites, and easy access to swimming holes in Rock Creek. In addition, Rock Creek Fish Hatchery, located downstream from the tree farm and BLM campgrounds, provides fall and spring chinook, coho, summer and winter steelhead and rainbow trout. The hatchery attracts over 7,000 visitors each year.

View of Section 20 and potential RV/camp sites along Rock Creek

Potential development of seasonal RV park with cabins along Rock Creek by Millpond BLM Recreational Site on Block A Please Note: Sketch plan is conceptual only. Neither the Seller nor its agents have submitted plan or made any applications to a public agency.

Portions of the tree farm along both Rock Creek and East Fork Rock Creek with BLM road access may have potential for additional development of camp or RV sites and other facilities, or a private seasonal retreat as allowed under the Douglas County Zoning Ordinance.

View northwest of Sections 18, 20 and 24 of Block A of primarily well-stocked pre-merch stands of 26 to 33 year old timber