Your Eagle Landing homesite sits in the heart of Northeast Texas's rich cultural and recreational landscape. Located just three miles west of historic Avinger (founded 1876) in Cass County, you're positioned among some of East Texas's most compelling attractions and natural resources. 
 
Historic Jefferson and Regional Attractions Just 20 miles northwest, historic Jefferson stands as the "Bed and Breakfast Capital of East Texas." This pre-Civil War riverport town features 135+ historic structures, antebellum home tours, horse-drawn carriage rides, and attractions including "the most haunted house in Texas" at The Grove. The Jefferson Historical Museum and Jay Gould's luxury railroad car showcase the area's steamboat and railroad heritage, while the Excelsior House Hotel continues welcoming guests as Texas's oldest continuously operating hotel. 
 
East Texas Recreational Waters Your location provides access to two of East Texas's finest lakes. Lake O' the Pines, just 5 miles away, offers 18,700 acres of clear water with outstanding fishing for bass, crappie, and catfish, plus multiple boat ramps and Corps of Engineers campgrounds. Caddo Lake, Texas's only natural lake 45 miles southeast, presents a mystical ecosystem of ancient cypress trees and Spanish moss-draped channels perfect for paddling and wildlife observation. 
 
Cass County Heritage and Amenities Cass County's history spans from Caddo Indian habitation and French settlement (1719) through its role in Texas annexation and Civil War era. Today, the region combines agricultural heritage with natural gas resources, providing economic stability. Local amenities include the acclaimed 5-D Cattle Company restaurant in Avinger, regional festivals, and proximity to Marshall's famous Wonderland of Lights Christmas celebration. 
 
The combination of historical significance, recreational opportunities, and cultural attractions makes this area a destination for both residents and visitors seeking authentic East Texas experiences.

Eagle Landing's strategic location in Northeast Texas offers connectivity to major metropolitan areas while maintaining the rural lifestyle. The community sits at the intersection of multiple transportation networks, ensuring convenient access whether traveling by highway or air. 
 
Highway access includes Texas Highway 155, which connects directly to Interstate 20, providing efficient east-west travel across Texas and beyond. Texas Highway 49 offers north-south connectivity to regional destinations. This highway infrastructure places your property within reasonable driving distance of numerous cities while maintaining the rural environment that defines the Eagle Landing lifestyle. 
 
Major Cities and Drive Times: 
• Dallas, Texas - 150 miles / 2 hours 40 minutes - Major metropolitan amenities, DFW International Airport, professional sports, cultural attractions 
• Shreveport, Louisiana - 70 miles / 1 hour 15 minutes - Regional shopping, entertainment, casinos, medical facilities 
• Longview, Texas - 30 miles / 45 minutes - Regional hub with shopping, medical facilities, East Texas Regional Airport 
• Marshall, Texas - 23 miles / 35 minutes - Historic charm, antique shopping, Christmas festival destination 
• Tyler, Texas - 65 miles / 1 hour 30 minutes - Rose capital, medical center, cultural attractions 
• Houston, Texas - 190 miles / 3 hours 30 minutes - Energy capital, medical center, international connections 
 
 
The community's location also provides access to multiple transportation corridors extending into Arkansas, Louisiana, and Oklahoma, making it an ideal base for exploring the broader region or conducting business across state lines.

Aviation Access

Eagle Landing's appeal stems significantly from its aviation amenities and proximity to multiple airports serving various travel needs. The community's private 4,000-foot airstrip accommodates a wide range of private aircraft, making it ideal for aviation enthusiasts who want to combine homeownership with convenient flying access. 
 
Airport Access and Services: 
• Eagle Landing Private Airstrip - On-site / 0 miles - 4,000-foot private runway, perfect for personal aircraft and hangar construction 
• East Texas Regional Airport (GGG) - Longview / 47 miles / 1 hour - Commercial service to Dallas/Fort Worth, perfect for private aircraft operations 
• Shreveport Regional Airport (SHV) - Shreveport, LA / 65 miles / 1 hour 15 minutes - Full commercial service nationwide with major carriers 
• Tyler Pounds Regional Airport (TYR) - Tyler / 71 miles / 1 hour 30 minutes - Regional airport with commercial connections 
• Dallas/Fort Worth International (DFW) - Dallas / 170 miles / 2 hours 45 minutes - World-class international hub with global connections 
• George Bush Intercontinental (IAH) - Houston / 243 miles / 3 hours 45 minutes - Major international gateway 
 
The combination of on-site aviation access with proximity to regional and international airports provides flexibility for both recreational flying and business travel.