Seagrove

Seagrove Beach earned its name from the towering oak groves and native vegetation that once lined the shoreline. Even today, the community's tree canopy and natural landscapes set it apart from many of South Walton's neighboring beach communities.

Seagrove Beach is known for its rare combination of towering oak trees and sugar-white sand beaches. The unique landscape creates a shaded coastal setting that's unlike many of South Walton's neighboring beach communities.

Bordering Seagrove Beach, Deer Lake State Park protects one of South Walton's rare coastal dune lakes and an untouched stretch of Gulf shoreline. Scenic boardwalks, protected dunes, and native wildlife make it one of the area's most remarkable natural preserves.

Whether you're biking Scenic Highway 30A, strolling beneath the shade of towering oaks, or discovering locally owned shops and restaurants, Seagrove invites visitors to slow down and enjoy the journey as much as the destination.

Rather than centering around a town square or resort district, Seagrove's identity is shaped by its natural surroundings. Coastal forests, winding trails, sandy dunes, and nearby state parks create a peaceful setting where the outdoors is always part of the experience.