Food

Gulf Place is one of South Walton’s most beloved places to eat, shop, play and stay. The outdoor lifestyle center is located between Blue Mountain Beach and Inlet beach at the intersection of CR 30A and CR 393, across the street from Ed Walline Beach Access. With on-street parking directly in front of retail stores, tree-lined streets, sidewalks and footpaths, an Artist Colony, crave-worthy dining options, as well as a 2-acre amphitheater for community events and weddings, you’ll find plenty of reasons to love Gulf Place.

Shopping, dining, and services in Grayton Beach, south of Scenic 30A includes Grayton Corners all the way down to the Red Bar and "downtown" Grayton.

Shopping, dining and services just north of Scenic 30A on the west side of county road 283 (Grayton Road) include Shops of Grayton, Shops of Grayton North, Mystic Porte and surrounding businesses.

Beautifully appointed arches welcome shoppers into this quaint shopping village that manages to incorporate European style with Southern hospitality. The unique architecture and rich color palette of the shops set a tone of casual chic.

Destin Commons is the place to see and be seen at the beach. The open air lifestyle center has been at the heart of our community for over 10 years, and they’re only growing in size and reputation. With over 90 shops and restaurants, community events, and one of the best playgrounds in town, you’re sure to find a little fun for everyone.

Pier Park is located in the heart of the world’s most beautiful beaches. Anchored by Dillard’s Target, JC Penny and Marshall’s, the outdoor lifestyle center also features national brands as well as a range of boutiques along the boardwalk…just steps from the beach. With dozens of dining options, the Grand IMAX Theater and year round events, Pier Park is a premier destination for South Walton locals and visitors alike.

Shopping

Carillon Market Street is the heart of the village with unique shops and eateries. Guests and residents access Carillon Beach directly from US 98, just east of SoWal Beaches across Lake Powell at the gateway to Panama City Beach, Florida.