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In South Walton, adventure lies around every corner, and there are endless ways to get in touch with nature.

With access to the Gulf and the Choctawhatchee Bay, dropping a line and reeling in the big one is a Floridian rite of passage. With four state parks and the 15,000-acre Point Washington State Forest, hit the trails and traverse your way through the scrub oaks and pines, all while catching a glimpse of the local birds and wildlife.

For a truly unique South Walton experience, check out the rare coastal dune lakes that dot the coast. A combination of freshwater and saltwater, these incredibly diverse bodies of water are home to their own special ecosystems. And while you would typically have to travel to New Zealand, Australia, Madagascar, or the Pacific Northwest to find them, we have 15 right here in Walton County.

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The Watersound Trail currently connects Walton County from the Watersound Origins community from Conservatio...
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The 15,000-acre Point Washington State Forest includes more than 27 miles of distinct trails through longlea...
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One of the most widely used paved paths in South Walton is the Timpoochee Trail. Named after Timpoochee Kinn...
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Identified as the most pristine piece of coastal property in Florida, Topsail Hill Preserve State Park featu...
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Identified as the most pristine piece of coastal property in Florida, Topsail Hill Preserve State Park featu...
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Located in Seagrove, we carry a variety of items such as beach chairs and umbrellas, all sizes of children a...
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Identified as the most pristine piece of coastal property in Florida, Topsail Hill Preserve State Park featu...
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Recently designated by the Office of Greenways & Trails as an official state Blueway, Choctawhatchee River P...
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The multi-use trails are located within the Town Center Government Education Complex between J.D. Miller Roa...
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