Every now and then a property comes along with absolutely no strings attached, and this lot on Eagle Drive in the Lakemont Shores subdivision of Delaware County is exactly that. RV living allowed. Camping allowed. Mobile homes, manufactured homes, and site-built houses all welcome. No POA. No minimum home size. No restrictions telling you what you can and cannot do with your own land. At just $10.30 per year in property taxes, even the government is barely in the picture. The lot itself is a gently sloped 0.31 acres at 840 feet of elevation, with public water service already available through Rural Water District No. 12 and power provided by Northeast Oklahoma Electric Cooperative, making this one of the most utility-ready unrestricted lots you will find at this price anywhere in the region. A septic system is all that stands between you and a fully functional property setup. The location is where this parcel truly shines. You are just minutes from Grand Lake O’ the Cherokees, one of Oklahoma’s premier recreational lakes with over 1,300 miles of shoreline, world-class bass fishing, marinas, boat ramps, and a vibrant waterfront culture that draws anglers, boaters, and nature lovers from across the region year-round. Delaware County’s rolling green hills and quiet back roads give the area a distinct Ozarks-meets-Great-Plains character that is genuinely hard to find at this price point anywhere in the country. Jay is about 13 miles out for everyday needs, and Grove, with a fuller range of shopping and dining, is about 26 miles away. At $5,650 cash or $150/month with no credit check, this is one of the most flexible and affordable pieces of Oklahoma land on the market today.