Tourism in Walton County (Florida)

Written By إسماعيل قاسمي on 2019/06/01

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Weather of Arabia - Walton County is located in the US state of Florida , about 50 miles east of Pensacola and west of Panama City, and Devoniak Springs is the largest city in the county, which is known as a beautiful tourist destination that includes many interesting things to do during your visit .

If some come for the parks and nature reserves, most visitors to Walton County come for the cheap shopping opportunities or the beautiful beaches that offer opportunities for water sports and relaxation, from swimming and kayaking to climbing the sand dunes and spotting rare birds along the Great Florida Birding Trail. .

National parks

Visitors to Walton County like to see national and state parks, such as Choctawachee National Forest, Eden Gardens State Park State Historic Site at Point Washington, Deer Lake State Park, Grayton Beach State Park, and Topsail Hill Ecological Preserve. Vineyards at the famous Chateauqua Farms.

Shopping at Silver Sands outlet stores

The Silver Sands store complex is the largest of its kind in the United States, with more than 100 stores including Ralph Lauren, Tommy Hilfiger, Banana Republic, Brooks Brothers, and other outlet stores that offer discounts so deep, that even tour buses bring groups of travelers from Out of town for a holiday provides ample opportunities for shopping.

Beaches in Walton County, Florida

Walton County borders the south on the Gulf of Mexico, so there are many beaches along this coastline and plenty of places to stay for a relaxing vacation in the sunshine, white sands, and warm waters.

Rosemary Beach, for example, includes many apartments and beach houses for vacation rentals in addition to high-end restaurants and shopping centers.

Emerald Coast

The white sandy beaches of Walton County, along Route A -30, are called the " Emerald Coast " because of the light green color of their waters. Among these beaches are Rosemary, Santa Rosa Beach, Miramar Beach for sailing and windsurfing enthusiasts, and Blue Mountain Beach where there are The highest point along Florida's Gulf of Mexico and offers sweeping views of the coast.