WaterColor

Western Lake is more than a scenic backdrop, it's the center of outdoor recreation in WaterColor. Kayaking, paddle-boarding, canoeing, and wildlife viewing offer visitors an opportunity to experience one of South Walton's most remarkable natural treasures from the water.

Rather than building over the landscape, WaterColor was thoughtfully planned around it. Boardwalks, trails, parks, wetlands, and native landscaping preserve the area's natural beauty while connecting visitors to the beach, Western Lake, and the surrounding forest.

With miles of trails, boardwalks, and connections to neighboring communities, WaterColor was designed to be explored on two wheels. Biking is one of the easiest ways to experience the area's parks, lakes, beaches, and scenic beauty.

WaterColor is uniquely nestled between the Gulf, Western Lake, and Point Washington State Forest. This rare setting gives visitors easy access to sugar-white beaches, one of the world's rare coastal dune lakes, and miles of protected pine forests and trails.

WaterColor's homes and buildings are inspired by classic Southern architecture with wide front porches, metal roofs, natural materials, and soft coastal color palettes. The community's cohesive design creates a timeless charm that blends beautifully with its natural surroundings.