
Point Washington State Forest
Point Washington State Forest is not as recognizable to SoWal lovers as the beaches or State Parks, but the protected forest is crucial to the entire ecosystem of the area.
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Point Washington State Forest is not as recognizable to SoWal lovers as the beaches or State Parks, but the protected forest is crucial to the entire ecosystem of the area.

Eden Gardens State Park consists of 163 upland acres just north of Seagrove Beach, across highway 98 in Point Washington, along the shores of Tucker Bayou and the Choctawhatchee Bay.

Camp Helen State Park is bordered on three sides by the Gulf of Mexico and Lake Powell, one of the largest coastal dune lakes in Florida.

Grayton Beach State Park is one of the most popular state parks in Florida, with massive dunes, winding trails, abundant wildlife, and shimmering 100-acre Western Lake, one of many coastal dune lakes gracing Scenic Highway 30A along Scenic 30A in South Walton (SoWal).

Located right in the center of the action on Scenic 30A right across from Cafe Thirty-A, this isn’t just a simple boardwalk.

Camp Creek Lake Access is in Seacrest, just east of WaterSound Beach, on the eastern shore of Camp Creek Lake a few hundred yards north of Scenic 30A on Camp Creek Lake Road.

Scenic Gulf Drive Regional Beach Access was built in 2022 and has 400 feet of sugar-white sand along the Gulf of Mexico.

Four Mile Creek Landing is a county maintained boat launch on Four Mile Creek where it crosses Bay Loop Road East (CR 83A East).

Marse Landing at Four Mile Creek has a restroom, dock, boat ramp, plenty of boat trailer parking, and lots of boat slips.

The Underwater Museum of Art is the first permanent underwater sculpture garden in the U.S.

The 60-acre Freeport Regional Sports Complex at Hammock Bay is nestled within the Hammock Bay community and can be accessed via Great Hammock Bend or Bay Loop Road.

Lupine Access is in Inlet Beach at the end of South Walton Lakeshore Drive.