June 29, 2016 by admin
WaterColor Inn & Resort is in the heart of South Walton County on Scenic 30A between Destin and Panama City Beach. Stay, Shop, Dine and Play in WaterColor next to Grayton Beach State Park and bordering Western Lake and the Gulf of Mexico.
State park personnel were in Walton County on June 7 to hear from the public about a 10-year plan under consideration for Deer Lake State Park in southeastern Walton County. About a dozen members of the public attended the meeting, which was held in the pavilion at Eden Gardens State Park.
June 7, 2016 by Kurt Lischka
Flying high with the gulls in beautiful Seagrove Beach.
Beach like a Local!
March 13, 2016 by Kurt Lischka
South Walton is beautiful in ways that challenge the imagination. Word has gotten out about our sleepy collection of sophisticated-yet-casual communities whose prominent allure is the pristine white-sand beach and its complement – the glistening emerald-hued Gulf. While the shore whets travelers’ appetites, it’s what’s off the beach that may be most deserving of our attention.
In our area, we are fortunate to have two premier beach destinations that merge almost seamlessly together. While they are neighbors, each offers a unique experience. The remarkable communities of which we speak are, of course, South Walton and Destin.
South Walton is comprised of a varied collection of “towns” that nestle predominantly along Scenic Highway 30A. Each offers their own interpretation of a life well lived by the beach.
December 28, 2015 by Kurt Lischka
South Walton, Florida is a diverse ecosystem with forests, marsh, bay, creeks, rivers, dunes, gulf, and bayous.
November 24, 2015 by admin
Camp Creek Lake meets the dunes and the Guf of Mexico in South Walton, Florida.
Gentle waves lapping at our white sand shores shape the coastline bringing a subtle change, maybe not observed by all, but a change that is constant. Another transformation, a conceptual change occurring on the Emerald Coast as well as all over the world, is the redefining of luxury.
The Choctawhatchee Basin Alliance (CBA) of Northwest Florida State College announces the fall session of its award winning eco-tourism initiative, Discover Roads Less Traveled: Eco-Adventures of Walton County.
“CBA’s eco-tours are intended to bring participants to local, off the beaten path environmental wonders,” states CBA’s eco-tour coordinator, Brandy Foley. “We hope that these tours will entice individuals to experience our local environment from a different perspective.”
