Worsham Farm is a rare 100-acre retreat in Jones County featuring an incredible 6-acre lake, a second pond below the spillway, two clear creeks, rolling hardwood ridges, and a renovated camp house with attached shop. It's the hard-to-find package-big water, mature timber, privacy, and convenience-just minutes from Macon and Gray. Entering directly from US-129 (Gray Highway), you wind along a well-built gravel road through towering old-growth oaks to a handsome concrete bridge spanning a tributary of Rock Creek. The original Boy Scouts of America metal building (c. 1961) has been thoughtfully updated into a comfortable 1-bedroom, 1-bath camp house with an open kitchen and living area, plus a pantry/laundry room. The rear of the structure functions as a practical shop with additional storage space on the side. The property's centerpiece is the big lake, known for excellent fishing with largemouth bass, bream, and shellcracker. Below the spillway, a smaller pond offers an easy, laid-back option for an evening of ultralight tackle and consistent bites. Both water features are framed by rolling hills and mature hardwoods, creating a classic, park-like setting. Upland ridges and slopes are well-stocked with old-growth oak and mixed hardwoods over an open, cool understory. Deer trails lace the hillsides, and remnants of old Scout footpaths add character and utility. Several elevated homesites on both sides of the lake provide beautiful building opportunities with long water views while keeping the cabin area private and functional. Despite its privacy-surrounded by large landholdings-Worsham Farm is exceptionally convenient. Shopping, restaurants, groceries, and healthcare are close at hand, and quick connections to I-16 and I-75 make regional travel simple.