
South Walton is Stand Up Paddle Paradise
September 15, 2024
You see them everywhere – at the beach, in the bay and on the coastal dune lakes.
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September 15, 2024
You see them everywhere – at the beach, in the bay and on the coastal dune lakes.

September 15, 2024
The State Parks and State Forest Lands in South Walton are spectacular.


June 10, 2024
To further our community’s commitment to protecting and preserving our quality of life and environment, the Walton County Tourism Department established Keep Walton County Beautiful in 2024 as an official affiliate of Keep America Beautiful.

June 10, 2024
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) is sharing the annual reminder that juvenile black bears might be seen in unexpected areas as they leave their mothers’ home ranges in search of new locations of their own to settle down.

May 2, 2024
The South Walton Turtle Watch team is hard at work each and every day protecting and assisting our sea turtles for another successful sea turtle season!

March 20, 2024
The SoWal town of Alys Beach has a diverse collection of outdoor art and sculpture, placed as an open invitation for a unique experience of beauty and culture.

November 11, 2023
October’s crisp mornings and bright blue skies coupled with the arrival of Monarch butterflies and sprouting wild goldenrod make it an ideal time to get outside and explore one of SoWal’s most treasured and often-overlooked resources – Point Washington State Forest.

November 15, 2022
Even though Deer Lake State Park is in the heart of SoWal, right on Scenic 30A between Seagrove and WaterSound Beach, it often goes unnoticed by visitors.

November 15, 2022
In celebration of Coastal Dune Lake Month in October, three experts from the University of Florida ( UF-IFAS Walton County ) led two different tours of the Dune Lake Trail in Grayton Beach State Park .

November 15, 2022
Walton County’s Dune Lakes are ecological treasures, and there are opportunities for you to help monitor and preserve the unique environmental systems of our lakes.
