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# Visit Wakulla

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- [Scalloping in Wakulla County: Your 2026 Florida Scallop Season Guide](https://www.visitwakulla.com/scalloping-in-wakulla-county-2026-guide/) - Plan the perfect scalloping trip in Wakulla County. Get 2026 Florida scallop season dates, bag limits, the best spots in Apalachee Bay, and local tips.
- [Memorial Day Weekend Getaway: Wakulla County Guide](https://www.visitwakulla.com/memorial-day-weekend-getaway-wakulla-county-guide/) - Plan a Memorial Day weekend in Wakulla County with beaches, fishing, kayaking, and coastal dining along Florida’s Gulf Coast.
- [Spring Fishing in Wakulla: What’s Biting & Where to Go](https://www.visitwakulla.com/spring-fishing-in-wakulla-whats-biting-where-to-go/) - Discover spring fishing in Wakulla County, from redfish and trout to coastal tournaments along Florida’s Gulf Coast - the fish are always biting in Wakulla.
- [Are There Any Special Events or Festivals Happening in Wakulla This Spring?](https://www.visitwakulla.com/are-there-any-special-events-or-festivals-happening-in-wakulla-this-spring/) - Discover spring festivals in Wakulla County, including the Sopchoppy Worm Gruntin’ Festival and coastal fishing tournaments.
- [Romantic Getaways in Wakulla County](https://www.visitwakulla.com/romantic-getaways-in-wakulla-county/) - Plan a romantic getaway in Wakulla County with sunset beaches, cozy lodging, waterfront dining, and unforgettable nature experiences.
- [Eco-Tourism in Wakulla: Sustainable Travel Tips and Destinations](https://www.visitwakulla.com/eco-tourism-in-wakulla-sustainable-travel-tips-and-destinations/) - Explore sustainable travel in Wakulla with eco-tours, wildlife watching, and conservation-focused experiences near Florida’s Gulf Coast.
- [Camping Under the Stars: Wakulla County’s Top Campgrounds](https://www.visitwakulla.com/camping-under-the-stars-wakulla-countys-top-campgrounds/) - Discover the top campgrounds in Florida’s Panhandle for tent and RV camping near Wakulla Springs and the Gulf Coast.
- [A Very Wakulla Christmas: Holiday Events & Festive Small-Town Charm](https://www.visitwakulla.com/a-very-wakulla-christmas-holiday-events-festive-small-town-charm/) - Celebrate the season with Christmas parades, local markets, and holiday lights in Wakulla County, one of Florida’s best places to visit in December.
- [Cave Diving in Wakulla County: Explore Florida’s Hidden Underwater World](https://www.visitwakulla.com/cave-diving-in-wakulla-county-explore-floridas-hidden-underwater-world/) - Wakulla County is a diver’s dream offering a rare mix of freshwater cave systems and coastal reef diving, all within reach of Florida’s Gulf Coast. Whether you're looking to explore the largest and deepest freshwater spring or plunge into Apalachee Bay’s vibrant reefs, Wakulla’s dive spots promise unforgettable adventures beneath the surface. Top Cave Diving
- [Culinary Delights: Discovering Wakulla County's Local Cuisine](https://www.visitwakulla.com/culinary-delights-discovering-wakulla-countys-local-cuisine/) - Looking for your next foodie adventure? Just south of Tallahassee, Wakulla County serves up a flavorful blend of fresh Gulf seafood, Southern comfort, and boat-to-table goodness. From oyster bars to farmers’ markets, here’s how to taste your way through the hidden gem of Wakulla County. Savor the Gulf — Wakulla’s Seafood Scene Seinyard Wildwood A
- [Adventure Awaits: Kayaking and Canoeing in Wakulla’s Waterways](https://www.visitwakulla.com/adventure-awaits-kayaking-and-canoeing-in-wakullas-waterways/) - With winding rivers and lush coastal landscapes, Wakulla County is a paddler’s paradise. Whether you’re looking for a peaceful float or an adventurous day spotting wildlife, you’ll find some of the best kayaking spots in Florida right here. From the Wakulla River to Ochlockonee River State Park, this guide covers the top paddling destinations, rental
- [A Historical Journey Through Wakulla County’s Landmarks](https://www.visitwakulla.com/a-historical-journey-through-wakulla-countys-landmarks/) - Looking for a rich cultural escape just south of Tallahassee? Nestled along Florida’s scenic Gulf Coast, Wakulla County is more than just natural springs and wildlife — it’s a place steeped in rich history and fascinating stories that date back centuries. From Spanish explorers to Native American heritage and Old Florida charm, a journey through
- [☀️ Family-Friendly Activities in Wakulla County for Summer Fun](https://www.visitwakulla.com/family-friendly-activities-in-wakulla-county-for-summer-fun/) - Looking for the perfect summer escape the whole family will love? Wakulla County, Florida offers wide open spaces, sunny skies, and plenty of laid-back fun for every age. Whether your crew is craving nature walks, animal encounters, or a quiet afternoon under the trees, you'll find something special waiting here. From picnics and playgrounds to
- [🌊 Dive into Marine Life Magic at Mermaids and Mimosas](https://www.visitwakulla.com/dive-into-marine-life-magic-at-mermaids-and-mimosas/) - Looking for a splash of fun and a way to support marine life? Join the Gulf Specimen Marine Lab for Mermaids and Mimosas on May 3—a one-of-a-kind Wakulla County event that blends whimsical fun with marine conservation. Sip on signature mimosas, meet real mermaids, and discover how you can help protect the vibrant marine life
- [Top 10 Must-Visit Attractions in Wakulla County](https://www.visitwakulla.com/top-10-must-visit-attractions-in-wakulla-county-florida/) - Nestled in Florida’s Big Bend region, Wakulla County is a treasure trove of outdoor adventures, unspoiled nature, and fascinating history. Just a short drive south of Tallahassee, this peaceful slice of the Sunshine State offers a slower pace of life, where moss-draped oaks and winding waterways set the scene for unforgettable moments. Whether you're into
- [Sopchoppy Worm Gruntin’ Festival: A Unique Florida Tradition](https://www.visitwakulla.com/sopchoppy-worm-gruntin-festival-a-unique-florida-tradition/) - Every spring, the lovely town of Sopchoppy, Florida, comes alive. Locals and visitors join for the annual Sopchoppy Worm Gruntin’ Festival. This one-of-a-kind event celebrates the fascinating and time-honored practice of worm grunting—a method of coaxing earthworms to the surface using a specially crafted worm grunting stick. Whether you’re a nature lover, an adventure seeker,
- [Say Cheese: Most Instagram-Worthy Photo Spots in Wakulla](https://www.visitwakulla.com/say-cheese-most-instagram-worthy-photo-spots-in-wakulla/) - Want to get away from the world and still have plenty of gorgeous pictures to show off when you come back? In Wakulla County, you can get a shot of the beauties of nature. Go home with a camera roll full of Wakulla wonders and share them with us! You can tag us with #VisitWakulla
- [Summer Showers Bring Wakulla Wonders: The Perfect Rainy Day in Wakulla County](https://www.visitwakulla.com/summer-showers-bring-wakulla-wonders-the-perfect-rainy-day-in-wakulla-county/) - It’s no secret that Wakulla County is known for its endless natural attractions, but a rainy day in Wakulla could be a blessing in disguise. Use the day as an opportunity to visit some of the hidden gems in Wakulla. Just grab an umbrella and let your GPS guide you to one of these local
- [The Rich History of Wakulla](https://www.visitwakulla.com/the-rich-history-of-wakulla/) - Being surrounded by a rich, lustrous history in such a beautiful place is the essence of Wakulla County. In 1843, Wakulla was founded and established by Florida legislation making Wakulla the 23rd county in the state. With fun being in our nature, Wakulla was founded. From our rivers and forest to our unique festivals and
- [5 Reasons to Make Wakulla County Your Spring Break Destination](https://www.visitwakulla.com/5-reasons-to-make-wakulla-county-your-spring-break-destination/) - Imagine your perfect Spring Break vacation… you’re surrounded by nature, waking up to beautiful bird songs, paddling down a trail, eating the best seafood Florida has to offer, and watching a gorgeous sunset with your family. This dream vacation is waiting for you. In Wakulla County, fun is in our nature. Located in the groove
- [2023 Scalloping Season Guide](https://www.visitwakulla.com/2023-scalloping-season-guide/) - Every summer, residents and visitors gather across the shores of Wakulla County to harvest delicious bay scallops and beat the heat on the Gulf of Mexico. Here is what you need to know to get started on planning your own scalloping trip. 2023 Scalloping Season Basics The 2023 scalloping season for the shores of Wakulla
- [Christmas in Wakulla](https://www.visitwakulla.com/christmas-in-wakulla-22/) - Get in the holiday spirit with these Christmas events in Wakulla County! Wakulla County is hosting events for the whole family throughout the month of December to boost holiday spirits leading up to Christmas! To kick off the festivities is Wakulla County Sheriff Office’s Christmas in the Park. Join us at the community center in
- [Hunting Season 2024-2025](https://www.visitwakulla.com/hunting-season-2024-2025/) - With hunting season upon us, we want to remind anyone who plans on going hunting of this season's dates and species available. All wild game can only be hunted at certain times of year, in specific zones, with certain methods of take, and some also have bag limits. Make sure you are aware and up
- [CANCELLED: Inclement Weather - Fun for the Whole Family at Sopchoppy Depot Days](https://www.visitwakulla.com/fun-for-the-whole-family-at-sopchoppy-depot-days/) - Bring your family for an exciting day of activities, exhibits, music, food, and more on September 10!
- [48th Annual Sopchoppy 4th of July](https://www.visitwakulla.com/48th-annual-sopchoppy-4th-of-july/) - Join us in Sopchoppy for an Independence Day celebration that’s fun for the whole family. Sopchoppy’s 4th of July event is back for its 48th year! Join us for a parade, performers, and more. Started in 1973 by Bill Stephens, the City of Sopchoppy annually comes together with volunteers to put on a 4th of
- [Free State Park Entry with Library Card](https://www.visitwakulla.com/free-state-park-entry-with-library-card/) - Did you know that with a valid public library card, you can gain entry to all Florida state parks?
- [Rock the Dock on April 23-24](https://www.visitwakulla.com/rock-the-dock-on-april-23-24/) - This year’s fishing tournament will be held in Woolley Park on April 23 and 24. It’s o-fish-cial! The 12th Annual Rock the Dock Fishing Tournament is finally here! Reel your way to first place on April 23 and 24 at Woolley Park in Panacea, Florida. All captains are required to attend the Captains’ Meeting at
- [20th Annual Sopchoppy Worm Gruntin’ Festival](https://www.visitwakulla.com/20th-annual-sopchoppy-worm-gruntin-festival/) - Take the Bait at the Sopchoppy Worm Gruntin’ Festival and 5K Run Join us at the annual Worm Gruntin’ Festival on April 9, 2022! The annual Sopchoppy Worm Gruntin’ Festival is incredibly excited to celebrate its twentieth anniversary this year! On Saturday, April 9, join us as we honor the local townspeople who made their
- [Christmas in Wakulla](https://www.visitwakulla.com/christmas-in-wakulla/) - Gear up and get jolly for a string of Christmas celebrations throughout Wakulla County this December.
- [Sixth Annual Trick or Treat Story-Walk](https://www.visitwakulla.com/sixth-annual-trick-or-treat-story-walk/) - Break out your costumes and candy buckets – the sixth annual Trick or Treat Story-Walk is back and taking place on Saturday, October 30! Hosted by the Wakulla County Public Library and Parks and Recreation, this free event will take place at Azalea and Hudson Parks from 5:30-8:30 p.m.
- [Sopchoppy Mullet Festival](https://www.visitwakulla.com/sopchoppy-mullet-festival/) - Looking for something fun to do over the weekend? Make the trip to Sopchoppy for the First Annual Sopchoppy Mullet Festival, November 13. This free festival will be a celebration of the local Mullet community, creative entrepreneurs, local small businesses, and the vibrant community. Sopchoppy is so excited to share its beauty and charm with visitors from all over Florida.
- [Evening Cruise & Dinner on the Water](https://www.visitwakulla.com/evening-cruise-dinner-on-the-water/) - Mark your calendars for Saturday, October 30 to enjoy a relaxing early evening cruise on the beautiful Wakulla River, followed by a delectable dinner buffet in the historic Lodge at Wakulla Springs.
- [A Timeless Glimpse into Florida’s Elegant Past](https://www.visitwakulla.com/a-timeless-glimpse-into-floridas-elegant-past/) - A magnet for millions, the Lodge at Wakulla Springs is hosting a special tour of the property on Thursday, October 14 at 6 p.m. Meet our rangers in the Lodge lobby to see the beauty of “North Florida’s castle.” The Lodge features Mediterranean Revival Architecture and hints of art deco detail throughout its walls, making
- [Sopchoppy’s 47th Annual Fourth of July Celebration](https://www.visitwakulla.com/sopchoppys-47th-annual-fourth-of-july-celebration/) - Join us on Saturday, July 3, for Sopchoppy’s 47th annual Fourth of July Celebration in Myron B. Hodge Park. This family-friendly celebration began in 1973 when Bill Stephens, also known as “Mr. Sopchoppy”, began organizing the event along with some of his friends. Now, the City of Sopchoppy joins together every year to continue this
- [Wakulla's Wonders: Episode 6](https://www.visitwakulla.com/wakullas-wonders-episode-6/)
- [Florida State Park Fee Changes](https://www.visitwakulla.com/florida-state-park-fee-changes/) - To help the Florida Department of Environmental Protection continue offering their award-winning visitor experiences and maintain pristine outdoor retreats, the state park system will implement changes to its fee schedule for camping, cabin reservations, and related utility fees beginning on Wednesday, May 5, 2021. Entry fees for Florida’s state parks and trails will remain the
- [2021 Snapper Season](https://www.visitwakulla.com/2021-snapper-season/) - Friday, June 4 establishes the beginning of red snapper season in the Gulf of Mexico, one of the most thrilling times of the year for anglers around the country. Keep reading to make you know all the ins and outs of this season to make the most of your time on the Gulf. Our Longest
- [Wakulla's Wonders: Episode 5](https://www.visitwakulla.com/wakullas-wonders-episode-5/)
- [Wakulla's Wonders: Episode 4](https://www.visitwakulla.com/wakullas-wonders-episode-4/) - 
- [Speak for the Springs – “America’s Alligator”](https://www.visitwakulla.com/speak-for-the-springs-americas-alligator/) - The Friends of Wakulla Springs State Park is presenting the next installment of their “For the Springs” Virtual Speaker and Performance Series on Thursday, December 10 beginning at 7 p.m. Join author and avid naturalist, Doug Alderson, for an entertaining look at how our most celebrated reptile has inspired numerous pieces of art, stories, tourism
- [Veteran’s Parade and Ceremony](https://www.visitwakulla.com/veterans-parade-and-ceremony/) - The Wakulla County Board of County Commissioners is excited to announce it will be hosting a Veteran’s Parade and Ceremony on November 7 in conjunction with the Veteran of Foreign Wars Post 4538.
- [Fifth Annual Hops and Half Shells 5k](https://www.visitwakulla.com/fifth-annual-hops-and-half-shells-5k/) - Saturday, November 14: TCC Foundation’s Hops and Half Shells 5K starts at 9 a.m., with optional one-mile race beginning at 8:30 a.m. There is also a virtual option you can do at home!
- [Hunting Season 2020](https://www.visitwakulla.com/hunting-season-2020/) - As hunting season begins, we want to remind anyone who plans on getting out there of the season dates and species available. All wild game can only be hunted at certain types of year, in specific zones, with certain methods of take, and some also have bag limits. Make sure you are up to date
- [Wakulla's Wonders: Episode 2](https://www.visitwakulla.com/wakullas-wonders-episode-2/)
- [Wakulla's Wonders: Episode 3](https://www.visitwakulla.com/wakullas-wonders-episode-3/)
- [For the Springs Virtual Speaker & Performance Series "Music on the Water"](https://www.visitwakulla.com/for-the-springs-virtual-speaker-performance-series-music-on-the-water/) - Sing For the Springs: Hot Tamale presents "Music on the Water". Thursday, September 17, 2020 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
- [Wakulla's Wonders: Episode 1](https://www.visitwakulla.com/wakullas-wonders-episode-1/)
- [Gator Cam at Wakulla Springs State Park](https://www.visitwakulla.com/gator-cam/) - Courtesy of the Friends of Wakulla Springs State Park, the “Gator Cam” brings you a unique view of Wakulla Springs waterway and native wildlife. Check out the live footage!
- [Arbor Day In Wakulla County](https://www.visitwakulla.com/arbor-day-in-wakulla-county/) - On Saturday, January 18, 2020, the annual Wakulla County Arbor Day celebration will take place from 10:00 AM to 12:30 PM at Hudson Park in Crawfordville. Learn more about why Arbor Day is so important for the environment, and how you can get the most out of your visit. Enjoy a celebration of trees in
- [Mark Your Calendars For The St. Marks National Wildlife Heritage And Outdoor Festival](https://www.visitwakulla.com/mark-your-calendars-for-the-st-marks-national-wildlife-heritage-and-outdoor-festival/) - Calling all adventurers, nature lovers, and curiosity seekers! Head out to the Visitor's Center at St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge on Saturday, February 1, 2020, and connect with nature in new and exciting ways. From 11 am until 4 pm, enjoy diverse activities, demonstrations, and exhibits as part of the family-friendly St. Marks NWR Wildlife
- [Winter Guide Highlights](https://www.visitwakulla.com/winter-guide/) - Winter may not be the first time of year that pops into your head when you think about planning a trip to Florida. However, thanks to the moderate weather here in Wakulla County, the winter season opens up many opportunities for adventure. From exciting local festivals to relaxing outdoor activities, here are just a few
- [Reconnect with Your Family in Wakulla](https://www.visitwakulla.com/reconnect-with-your-family-in-wakulla/) - Do you ever notice that your family is more “plugged in” than they used to be? Do you ever feel like the time that you, your spouse, or your kids spend on electronic devices might be time better spent with each other, connecting and building family bonds? Time in nature, away from your phones and
- [Wakulla County History Highlights](https://www.visitwakulla.com/wakulla-county-history-highlights/) - Wakulla County is rightly celebrated for its natural experiences, but its plethora of historical places may be just as impressive. Learn about some of the most notable places where you can explore Wakulla history. Explore the distant and not so distant past of the Florida panhandle at Fort San Marcos de Apalache Historic State Park
- [Christmas in Wakulla 2019](https://www.visitwakulla.com/christmas-in-wakulla-2019/) - Wakulla County may not be a typical winter wonderland, but we still have plenty of ways for you to get in the holiday spirit and celebrate with family, friends, and neighbors. Kick-off the season by the bay at Christmas in Panacea It all starts at 4:00 PM on Saturday, December 7 in downtown Panacea, where
- [Quiz: What Wakulla Activity Are You?](https://www.visitwakulla.com/quiz-what-wakulla-activity-are-you/) - [quiz-cat id="1190"]
- [2019 Stone Crab Festival](https://www.visitwakulla.com/2019-stone-crab-festival/) - The 2019 edition of the St. Marks Stone Crab Festival is almost here! This year’s edition will be held on Saturday, October 26 from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM in the quaint fishing village of St. Marks. If you’re a seafood fanatic, or if you just love spending a beautiful fall day having fun with
- [Bird Watching at the St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge](https://www.visitwakulla.com/bird-watching-at-the-st-marks-national-wildlife-refuge/) - A Story by Wakulla Native Donald Morrow At St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge, first light was at 7:06 this morning. I had already been birding for over an hour and was about three-quarters of a mile down Tram Road, listening to Barred and Great Horned Owls calling from the far side of a sawgrass marsh.
- [Monarch Butterfly Festival](https://www.visitwakulla.com/monarch-butterfly-festival/) - Every autumn when the skies turn orange, we know it’s time for the annual Monarch Butterfly Festival! This is one of the most anticipated events of the year in Wakulla County. This year’s edition will be held at the St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge on Saturday, October 26 from 10 AM to 4 PM. The
- [Wakulla Wildlife Watching](https://www.visitwakulla.com/wakulla-wildlife-watching/) - From white-tailed deer to alligators and shorebirds to bald eagles, the rivers, lakes, beaches, trails, and natural areas of Wakulla County are havens for wildlife watching. Check out some of the prime spots for viewing various species so you can make the most of your trip. Edward Ball Wakulla Springs State Park Edward Ball Wakulla
- [Eat Your Way Through Wakulla County](https://www.visitwakulla.com/eat-your-way-through-wakulla-county/) - When you’re ready to take a break from exploring the great outdoors and refuel with a fantastic meal, Wakulla County has plenty of great dining options that will tantalize your taste buds. Sopchoppy Pizza Company Fresh seafood gets most of the attention on Florida’s gulf coast, but that doesn’t mean that you can’t find outstanding
- [Wakulla Wildflower Walk 2019](https://www.visitwakulla.com/wakulla-wildflower-walk-2019/) - The biannual Wildflower Walk is a favorite among wildflower aficionados and those who just enjoy a pleasant nature walk. This year’s fall edition is taking place on September 28 at 9:00 AM at the St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge. Everything you need to know about the Wildflower Walk Every spring and fall, when the flowers
- [One-Tank Trip to Wakulla County, Florida](https://www.visitwakulla.com/one-tank-trip-to-wakulla-county-florida/) - You don’t need to buy a plane ticket to escape the everyday. If you’re itching for a getaway and find yourself within driving distance of scenic Wakulla County, here is your guide to a one-tank trip that will allow you to hit some must-see spots and classic favorites in Old Florida. Return to a historic
- [Freshwater Fishing Opportunities Abound Throughout Wakulla County](https://www.visitwakulla.com/freshwater-fishing-opportunities-abound-throughout-wakulla-county/) - Seeing as it’s home to one of the most diverse aquatic ecosystems in North America, it shouldn’t be any surprise that Wakulla County is a paradise when it comes to freshwater fishing. The St. Marks and Wakulla rivers, which were important supply routes throughout the early history of the southeastern United States, remain healthy and
- [2019 Scalloping Season Guide](https://www.visitwakulla.com/2019-scalloping-season-guide/) - Every summer, residents and visitors gather across the shores of Wakulla County to harvest delicious bay scallops and beat the heat on the Gulf of Mexico. Here is what you need to know to get started on planning your own scalloping trip. 2019 Scalloping Season Basics The 2019 scalloping season for the shores of Wakulla
- [Maritime Fun in Wakulla County, Florida](https://www.visitwakulla.com/maritime-fun-in-wakulla-county-florida/) - There are many ways to experience the natural beauty of Wakulla County, but there’s nothing quite like spending a day on the water. Here are just a few of the ways that you can create maritime memories in the Panhandle. Take your boat down one of our many boat ramps or charter a trip No
- [Sopchoppy 4th of July Celebration](https://www.visitwakulla.com/sopchoppy-4th-of-july-celebration/) - The anniversary of the founding of our nation calls for a special event, and Wakulla County pulls out all the stops at the annual Sopchoppy 4th of July celebration! Learn more about this important tradition, and get ready to display your pride in your country in a beautiful waterfront setting. Wish America a happy birthday
- [Treat Dad to the Fishing Trip of His Dreams This Father’s Day](https://www.visitwakulla.com/treat-dad-to-the-fishing-trip-of-his-dreams-this-fathers-day/) - Father’s Day is just around the corner, and instead of getting dad a variation of the same necktie you gave him last year, why not treat him to an experience he’ll never forget: a Father’s Day fishing adventure in Wakulla County. Wakulla County Is a Haven for Every Type of Angler One of the best
- [Panacea Blue Crab Festival 2019](https://www.visitwakulla.com/panacea-blue-crab-festival-2019/) - Every first weekend in May, residents, visitors, family, and friends throughout Wakulla County gather in Panacea for the annual Panacea Blue Crab Festival. The 2019 edition will be held on May 3-4 in historic Woolley Park in Panacea, so get ready to pick some crab! Be a part of a cherished Wakulla County tradition This
- [Gag Grouper Season 2019](https://www.visitwakulla.com/gag-grouper-season-2019/) - It’s time once again for the arrival of the season that anglers all over the Gulf Coast region dream about; gag grouper season is open in the state waters of Wakulla County from April 1 to June 30! The gag grouper is one of the most prized fish in the waters of the Gulf of
- [11th Annual Rock the Dock Fishing Tournament](https://www.visitwakulla.com/11th-annual-rock-the-dock-fishing-tournament/) - The 11th Annual Rock the Dock Fishing Tournament returns to Wakulla County this spring, and it promises to be the most exciting edition yet! Festivities will take place in Panacea at beautiful Woolley Park, with the Captain’s Meeting and registration beginning on Friday, April 26, 2019, followed by the main tournament on April 27-28. Join
- [The 19th Annual Sopchoppy Worm Gruntin’ Festival](https://www.visitwakulla.com/the-19th-annual-sopchoppy-worm-gruntin-festival-2/) - It’s a safe bet that you’ve never before experienced an event quite like the Sopchoppy Worm Gruntin’ Festival. This unique occasion is the perfect opportunity to spend a day outdoors in beautiful Sopchoppy, learn about important regional traditions, and have a blast with your family and friends. The 19th-anniversary edition will be held on Saturday,
- [Fall in Love with Wakulla County](https://www.visitwakulla.com/fall-in-love-with-wakulla-county/) - The weather is cool, and flowers and chocolates line the store aisles, which means it’s almost Valentine’s Day! This time of year Wakulla County is home to spirited events, a celebratory atmosphere, and abundant chances to get outdoors and fall in love with the world around us. Romance is in the air at the Valentines
- [4 Unique Adventures in Wakulla County](https://www.visitwakulla.com/4-unique-adventures-in-wakulla-county/) - With an abundance of natural areas, a plethora of one-of-a-kind events, and more, a trip to Wakulla County is never short on adventure. These are just a few of the exciting experiences that await you on your next visit. Check out some of the many natural activities at Wakulla Springs State Park Wakulla Springs State
- [12th Annual Stone Age and Primitive Arts Festival](https://www.visitwakulla.com/12th-annual-stone-age-and-primitive-arts-festival/) - You’ve never experienced an event quite like Knapfest, also known as the Annual Stone Age and Primitive Arts Festival, held in Ochlockonee River State Park. Now in its 12th year, this unique celebration of prehistoric human ingenuity gives attendees the chance to learn more about early toolmaking and art and even witness some incredible feats
- [2018 Wakulla County Recap](https://www.visitwakulla.com/2018-wakulla-county-recap/) - From adventures with wildlife to Christmas extravaganzas, the communities of Wakulla once again filled the year with numerous one-of-a-kind festivals, events, and gatherings. Winter was a celebration of nature and the history of early man The St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge Wildlife Heritage and Outdoor Festival is always one of the most anticipated events of
- [Your Guide to Camping in Wakulla County](https://www.visitwakulla.com/your-guide-to-camping-in-wakulla-county/) - Whether you’re in a full-size RV with all the bells and whistles or you prefer the simplicity of a tent, camping is an excellent way to see the natural splendor of Wakulla County up close and personal. State and city parks Wakulla County is celebrated for its abundance of natural areas, so it should come
- [Celebrate This Holiday Season in Wakulla County](https://www.visitwakulla.com/celebrate-this-holiday-season-in-wakulla-county/) - The holiday season is fastly approaching and Wakulla County knows just how to celebrate this special time of year in style. Christmas in Panacea Every year, the quaint waterfront town of Panacea goes all in on the festive holiday spirit with the Christmas in Panacea celebration. This great event essentially kicks off the Christmas season
- [Thankful for Nature in Wakulla County](https://www.visitwakulla.com/thankful-for-nature-in-wakulla-county/) - In Wakulla County, this is the ideal time to reflect on how thankful we are for the remarkable natural ecosystems in the area that are so important to our way of life. Go birdwatching in an ecologically diverse environment If your idea of communing with nature is grabbing a pair of binoculars and a birding
- [The 2018 Monarch Butterfly Festival](https://www.visitwakulla.com/the-2018-monarch-butterfly-festival/) - The Monarch Butterfly Festival at the St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge is one of the signature fall events in Wakulla County, and this year’s celebration will be held at the refuge on Saturday, October 27 from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Admission is free for all ages, so start planning today! Monarch butterflies make their
- [Cycling in Wakulla County – Connecting Florida’s Capital City to the Gulf Coast](https://www.visitwakulla.com/cycling-in-wakulla-county-connecting-floridas-capital-city-to-the-gulf-coast/) - How many areas give you the opportunity to cycle past astonishingly diverse scenery, all within a few miles of each other? Where else can you travel from white, sandy coastlines to ecologically intricate marshlands to dense, wooded forests to small, historical coastal towns? When you embark on a cycling adventure in Wakulla County, you can
- [4 Things to do this Fall in Wakulla County](https://www.visitwakulla.com/4-things-to-do-this-fall-in-wakulla-county/) - You probably know about all of the ways you can have fun in Florida underneath the summer sun, but in Wakulla County the arrival of fall brings a host of new opportunities for going outdoors and enjoying the season. Learn how you can have an eventful and restorative visit to Wakulla County during one of
- [Treat Yourself To A Wondrous Wakulla Family Vacation](https://www.visitwakulla.com/treat-yourself-to-a-wondrous-wakulla-family-vacation/) - Summertime: when the sun is high in the sky, the nights are long and warm, and the whole world seems full of possibilities. This holds true when you decide to spend your summer vacation exploring the beautiful landscapes of Wakulla County. Here are a few ways you can make the most of your summer trip
- [It’s Time To Harvest Scallops in Wakulla County | 2018](https://www.visitwakulla.com/its-time-to-harvest-scallops-in-wakulla-county-2018/) - The 2018 scalloping season in Wakulla County runs from July 1 - September 24, so now is the time to get prepared with everything you need to have a fantastic season! What you need to know before you go scalloping Recreational scalloping is a great opportunity for Wakulla County locals and visitors to spend some
- [Enjoy A Longer Red Snapper Recreational Fishing Season in 2018](https://www.visitwakulla.com/enjoy-a-longer-red-snapper-recreational-fishing-season-in-2018/) - Every year, recreational anglers flock to the Florida gulf coast to test their luck at catching one of the most sought-after species of fish in the country: the red snapper. This year, the red snapper season will last for 40 days, instead of the original 24 that was proposed. This means that fishing enthusiasts have
- [Don Your Stars and Stripes For The Sopchoppy 4th of July Celebration](https://www.visitwakulla.com/don-your-stars-and-stripes-for-the-sopchoppy-4th-of-july-celebration/) - The anniversary of the founding of the United States is coming up soon, and the citizens of Wakulla County are ready to get patriotic at the annual Sopchoppy 4th of July Celebration! This exciting event kicks off on July 4th at 10:00AM with an all-American parade, and lasts until the sun goes down and the
- [Get Ready To Sip, Nosh, Learn, And Dance At Sharks And Chablis](https://www.visitwakulla.com/get-ready-to-sip-nosh-learn-and-dance-at-sharks-and-chablis/) - Sharks and Chablis, the annual fundraiser for the Gulf Specimen Marine Laboratory, will be taking place on Saturday, May 19 from 4-8PM in Panacea. Tickets are only $40 and can be purchased online, and they include a catered seafood dinner, exquisite wines, and fantastic entertainment! Wining and dining for a great cause When you purchase
- [Celebrate the Best in Fishing at the Big Bend Saltwater Classic](https://www.visitwakulla.com/celebrate-the-best-in-fishing-at-the-big-bend-saltwater-classic/) - The 30th annual Big Bend Saltwater Classic will be held on June 15-16 at Shields Marina in St. Marks. You won’t want to miss this incredible celebration of skillful angling and the beauty and diversity of gulf marine life. The 30th iteration of this event plans to be the best tournament yet For 30 years
- [Gag Grouper Season in Wakulla County](https://www.visitwakulla.com/gag-grouper-season-in-wakulla-county/) - As of April 1, 2018, recreational gag grouper season is officially open in the coastal waters of Wakulla County! Find out how you can enjoy the season safely and responsibly while soaking up the pleasures of this wonderful time of year. Everything you need to know for a successful fishing season The grouper is an
- [Celebrate Springtime at Wakulla Springs](https://www.visitwakulla.com/celebrate-springtime-at-wakulla-springs/) - Wakulla Springs State Park is many things all at once: bubbling natural phenomenon, nature-lover’s paradise, luxury resort, historic movie set (for films such as The Creature From The Black Lagoon), and much more. Discover more about what makes this park so unique, and why springtime just might be the best season to experience it. Watch
- [The Panacea Blue Crab Festival](https://www.visitwakulla.com/the-panacea-blue-crab-festival/) - The first weekend in May is almost upon us, which means the annual Panacea Blue Crab Festival is right around the corner! The 44th staging of this great event will take place on May 4th-5th at Woolley Park in downtown Panacea, and it promises to be one of the most exciting community gatherings of the
- [10th Annual Rock the Dock Annual Fishing Tournament](https://www.visitwakulla.com/10th-annual-rock-the-dock-annual-fishing-tournament/) - Get ready for one of the most anticipated events of the year, the Rock the Dock Fishing Tournament! This year’s event will take place the weekend of April 27th amidst the beautiful backdrop of Woolley Park in Panacea. Test your mettle against some outstanding anglers There are many reasons to love the Rock the Dock
- [The 18th Annual Sopchoppy Worm Gruntin’ Festival](https://www.visitwakulla.com/the-18th-annual-sopchoppy-worm-gruntin-festival/) - Do you like learning more about the natural environment around you in order to better understand our connection to it? Do you enjoy having time to experience family-friendly entertainment and great food? Do you simply want to get out of the house for a day and celebrate with a community of passionate individuals in the
- [11th Annual Stone Age and Primitive Arts Festival](https://www.visitwakulla.com/11th-annual-stone-age-and-primitive-arts-festival/) - The 11th Annual Stone Age and Primitive Arts Festival is coming up fast! This year, the festival will take place from Friday, Feb. 23 through Sunday, February 25 from 8:00 AM until 4:00 PM each day, at the Ochlockonee River State Park. Admission is only $4.00 per vehicle, so come out to have some fun
- [Upcoming Events at the St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge](https://www.visitwakulla.com/upcoming-events-at-the-st-marks-national-wildlife-refuge/) - The St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge is home to numerous events, classes, and presentations throughout the year. Check out the following selection of events, and visit the refuge’s website for a complete list and additional details. First Sunday at the Refuge—Mar. 4, and Apr. 1 The first Sunday of every month brings something fun and
- [2018 St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge Heritage and Outdoor Festival](https://www.visitwakulla.com/2018-st-marks-national-wildlife-refuge-heritage-and-outdoor-festival/) - Whether you’re a dyed-in-the-wool outdoors aficionado or a city person who wants to spend some time in the wilderness for a day, the St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge Heritage and Outdoor (WHO) Festival will be your oasis. This incredible tradition continues for 2018, as locals and visitors alike gather together to celebrate the richness and
- [Turpentine Time](https://www.visitwakulla.com/turpentine-time/) - The live oak is the south's beauty queen with her spreading crown and strands of Spanish moss stirring in the sultry breeze. Her heavy limbs lean upon the earth. She is romantic. But the work mule of the south has always been the pine tree, specifically the longleaf pine, Pinus palustris. When wooden ships ruled
- [Birding Hotspots in Wakulla County](https://www.visitwakulla.com/birding-hotspots-in-wakulla-county/) - With its many miles of coastline, acres of marshlands, and dense forests, Wakulla County is a haven for birdwatchers. Whether you’re an amateur birder who wants to do some casual wildlife watching or a professional with a telephoto lens, there are plenty of locations throughout Wakulla County where you can encounter hundreds of different species.
- [2017 Wakulla County Recap](https://www.visitwakulla.com/2017-wakulla-county-recap/) - 2017 was another banner year in beautiful Wakulla County, and our calendars were packed with wonderful events and exciting festivals that stretched from beginning to end! February brought appreciations of history and wildlife At the 10th iteration of Knapfest, attendees got to experience life as it was in the stone age (with modern comforts, of
- [Celebrate The Holiday Season In Style At Christmas In Panacea](https://www.visitwakulla.com/celebrate-the-holiday-season-in-style-at-christmas-in-panacea/) - The 13th annual Christmas in Panacea is just around the corner. This year’s festivities are on Saturday, December 2nd and begin at 4:00 PM in beautiful Woolley Park, on the banks of the Dickerson Bay. Snow in Florida? Why not?! Most Floridians rarely expect to see snow in their native state, and especially not before
- [Thankful For Wildlife In Wakulla County](https://www.visitwakulla.com/thankful-for-wildlife-in-wakulla-county/) - There’s nothing like a personal encounter with nature to remind us that we should be thankful for all that our planet has given us. The amazing diversity of life throughout Wakulla County is an integral part of this area, and there are many places where you can get a first-hand view of these species. Looking
- [5 Reasons to Plan a Family Vacation to Wakulla](https://www.visitwakulla.com/5-reasons-to-plan-a-family-vacation-to-wakulla/) - Family vacations are important rituals, but it can often be difficult to find a destination that will thrill the kids and satisfy the parents alike. In Wakulla County, the entire family can experience the many natural wonders of our land, and find time to relax a bit as well. Interact with the touch tanks at
- [The First St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge Tour of the Season](https://www.visitwakulla.com/the-first-st-marks-national-wildlife-refuge-tour-of-the-season/) - In a guest post by Don Morrow, he shares his findings of the first St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge Tour of the season. It's time to get down to St. Marks and go birding. The first St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge tours of the season took place on a sultry Fall day. This is a
- [Your Guide to Hiking in Wakulla County](https://www.visitwakulla.com/your-guide-to-hiking-in-wakulla-county/) - Wakulla County is well-known as The Natural Place To Be, and there are few activities that are more natural than a simple hike in the wilderness. Whether you’re a seasoned backwoods hiker or a novice who just wants to take a walk down a path, Wakulla County has numerous trails on which you can scratch
- [Celebrate National Seafood Month in Wakulla County](https://www.visitwakulla.com/celebrate-national-seafood-month-in-wakulla-county/) - October is National Seafood Month, and between festivals, markets teeming with fresh seafood, and world-class fishing, the locals of Wakulla County know how to celebrate in style. Check out the following ways that you can make the most out of National Seafood Month 2017. 1st Annual Cluster Shuck Oyster Fest This year, Panacea Waterfronts Florida
- [St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge 2017 Monarch Butterfly Festival](https://www.visitwakulla.com/st-marks-national-wildlife-refuge-2017-monarch-butterfly-festival/) - For nature lovers, the annual fall monarch butterfly migration is one of the most memorable events of the year. Wakulla County is directly in the path of the southerly migration towards the winter warmth of central Mexico, and the occasion is commemorated by the annual Monarch Butterfly Festival held in the St. Marks National Wildlife
- [5 Things to do this Fall in Wakulla](https://www.visitwakulla.com/5-things-to-do-this-fall-in-wakulla/) - Fall is a wonderful time of year to explore all that Wakulla has to offer, so if you've been thinking of visiting once summer winds down, you're sure to have a great time. As October and November draw near, temperatures reach comfortable levels, making it a great opportunity to spend some time outdoors. We've got
- [Celebrate Incredible Gulf Seafood at the 2017 St. Marks Stone Crab Festival](https://www.visitwakulla.com/celebrate-incredible-gulf-seafood-at-the-2017-st-marks-stone-crab-festival/) - St. Marks, a sleepy village situated where the St. Marks and Wakulla Rivers meet, comes alive and welcomes visitors far and wide to celebrate the 2017 edition of its famed Stone Crab Festival. On October 28th, the event kicks off the highly-anticipated opening of stone crab season. This year -- the 20th for the St.
- [3rd Annual Wings and Wheels Fly-In Festival](https://www.visitwakulla.com/3rd-annual-wings-and-wheels-fly-in-festival/) - The 3rd Annual Wings and Wheels Fly-In Festival is quickly approaching, and gearheads, aviators, and folks who are just looking for a fun afternoon are in for a treat. This year’s festival will take place on September 30th from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM, and admission is free for everyone. For the last few years,
- [Your Guide to Scuba Diving in Wakulla County](https://www.visitwakulla.com/your-guide-to-scuba-diving-in-wakulla-county/) - Scuba divers and snorkelers know that there’s nothing quite as exhilarating as exploring the great unknown of deep waters. The waters in and around Wakulla County are home to mysterious caves, stunning reefs, and abundant wildlife, so pack your scuba gear and get ready to dive! Take a trip to a diving mecca With its
- [Back to School Lesson: Visiting Wakulla County’s Historic Sites](https://www.visitwakulla.com/back-to-school-lesson-visiting-wakulla-countys-historic-sites/) - As back-to-school season approaches, learning opportunities are on everyone’s mind. When you visit Wakulla County, you’ll be immersed in a wide range of historical sites that tie into the history of America. Whether you’re an elementary school student or a PhD in history, you’ll love exploring all of the amazing sites and hearing the stories
- [Wakulla Whitetail Food Sources](https://www.visitwakulla.com/wakulla-whitetail-food-sources/) - In a guest blog by Michael Corrigan, he tells you everything you need to know about the food sources that make early-season deer hunting in Wakulla County successful. Hunting zones and equipment you need Wakulla County offers excellent early-season deer hunting opportunities. Starting in mid-September you can hunt the East/Northeast portion of the county that
- [Scalloping Season: One Of The Most Delicious Times Of The Year](https://www.visitwakulla.com/scalloping-season-one-of-the-most-delicious-times-of-the-year/) - The 2017 season for harvesting bay scallops in Wakulla County has started and it runs all the way to September 24, giving you plenty of time to harvest these succulent delicacies! Learn how to scallop before hitting the shores One of the great things about harvesting bay scallops is that it’s simple enough for anyone
- [Wakulla County Seafood Boil Recipe](https://www.visitwakulla.com/wakulla-county-seafood-boil-recipe/) - Ever wanted to make your own Wakulla County Seafood Boil? Here's a great recipe from David Moody about how to make a lowcountry-style boil. 16 pounds (~26 count)head on/or off (Whites or Hoppers from local waters) 4 pounds of local smoked sausage(Fasons, Limestone, or Registers) 4 pounds of “B” size local red potatoes 2 pounds
- [5 Fun Ways to Spend Your Vacation in Wakulla](https://www.visitwakulla.com/5-fun-ways-to-spend-your-vacation-in-wakulla/) - Everyone has that one thing they really want to do while on vacation, and it can sometimes be difficult to find a place to visit that satisfies the desires of all members of the family. When you visit Wakulla County, you’ll find great activities for everyone, whether they want to hike a secluded nature trail
- [Wakulla County Starry Nights](https://www.visitwakulla.com/wakulla-county-starry-nights/) - Wakulla County has many things that draw folks to our small part of Florida, World Record pole-vaulting fish and deep freshwater springs, saltwater fishing, lighthouses, and the Gulf Specimen Marine Laboratory. But what many people don't realize is that Wakulla has some of the darkest skies in Florida. Many people have never thought about our
- [Anglers Rejoice: Red Snapper Season Is Back In Wakulla County](https://www.visitwakulla.com/anglers-rejoice-red-snapper-season-is-back-in-wakulla-county/) - Friday, June 16 marks the opening of red snapper fishing season in the Gulf of Mexico, one of the most anticipated events for recreational anglers around the country. Find out everything you need to know before you gear up and hit the open water this season. Make the most of this limited fishing season Beginning
- [Sparks Fly At The Sopchoppy 4th Of July Celebration](https://www.visitwakulla.com/sparks-fly-at-the-sopchoppy-4th-of-july-celebration/) - When the days get longer and the weather starts to heat up, it means that everyone is gearing up for the annual Sopchoppy 4th of July Celebration in Wakulla County. This landmark event will take place in downtown Sopchoppy, FL all day long on July 4, 2017. One of Wakulla County’s Most Cherished Traditions We
- [Prepare For An Angling Extravaganza At The Big Bend Saltwater Classic](https://www.visitwakulla.com/prepare-for-an-angling-extravaganza-at-the-big-bend-saltwater-classic/) - The 29th annual Big Bend Saltwater Classic is on the horizon! This one-of-a-kind fishing tournament takes place over Father’s Day weekend, June 16-17, and it’s a great way for angling aficionados to celebrate the bounty of the stunning Gulf of Mexico. Experience a Popular North Florida Angler’s Tradition The annual Big Bend Saltwater Classic has
- [The New Moon in June 2017](https://www.visitwakulla.com/the-new-moon-in-june-2017/) - So what is all the excitement about in June? What does the “new moon” have to do with fishing? Why is Wakulla celebrating such an occurrence? Simple, some of the brightest minds in fishing know it is the best time of the year to explore our coast! June is the perfect month to get salty.
- [The Cadillac of Honey: Tupelo Honey from Wakulla](https://www.visitwakulla.com/the-cadillac-of-honey-tupelo-honey-from-wakulla/) - Tupelo honey is one of the most unique products in the world, and it just so happens to be a staple throughout Wakulla County! This distinctive honey is worth the trip on its own, but you’ll find so much more to see and do when you visit beautiful Wakulla County. A world-renowned honey with humble
- [It’s Time For Gag Grouper Season](https://www.visitwakulla.com/its-time-for-gag-grouper-season/) - Grouper are among the most iconic marine life in the Gulf of Mexico, and residents and visitors alike welcome the arrival of gag grouper season every year. This year’s season kicks off on April 1 and runs all the way through June 30, so get ready to grab your tackle box and hit the open
- [Rocking Good Time at Rock the Dock](https://www.visitwakulla.com/rocking-good-time-at-rock-the-dock/) - The 9th Annual Panacea Rock the Dock Fishing Tournament will be taking place this year from April 28 through the 30th at Woolley Park! This anticipated event is fun for the entire family and will feature live entertainment, an exciting fishing tournament, and so much more! If you enjoy fishing or are simply looking for
- [Enjoy Wakulla Seafood at the Blue Crab Festival](https://www.visitwakulla.com/enjoy-wakulla-seafood-at-the-blue-crab-festival/) - This year's Blue Crab Festival will be taking place May 5-6th at beautiful Woolley Park in Panacea. The annual festival is a great event for people of all ages, kicking off with an exciting parade down U.S. 98. Throughout the weekend, attendees will enjoy plenty of great food, entertainment, and waterfront fun! Schedule of Events
- [Remains of Creature from the Black Lagoon Discovered at Wakulla Springs!](https://www.visitwakulla.com/remains-of-creature-from-the-black-lagoon-discovered-at-wakulla-springs/) - Archeologists confirmed what they believe to be remains of the Creature from the Black Lagoon. The discovery was made Friday afternoon at Wakulla Springs State Park in Wakulla County, Florida Authorities were first notified after a young girl playing at the springs happened to come across the remains of this thought-to-be-fictitious creature. The creature first
- [Spring Birding at Its Finest in Wakulla County](https://www.visitwakulla.com/spring-birding-at-its-finest-in-wakulla-county/) - In spring, Wakulla County offers the opportunity to view a diverse array of returning neotropical migrants in fresh breeding plumage and find resident birds already singing on territory. Wakulla County has over two hundred species of residents, lingering winter birds, returning nesters and migrants. Spring wildflowers attract Ruby-throated Hummingbirds, hungry after a long Gulf crossing.
- [Wakulla County Wildlife Festival 2017](https://www.visitwakulla.com/wakulla-county-wildlife-festival-2017/) - Join us as we celebrate the area's wildlife at our annual Wakulla Wildlife Festival on Saturday, April 15th at Wakulla Springs State Park. We take great pride in this event that features art from local students, exciting tours, live music, plenty of children's activities, and so much more! We've got fun for the entire family
- [High Levels of Fun at the Low Country Boil](https://www.visitwakulla.com/high-levels-of-fun-at-the-low-country-boil/) - Each year, Wakulla County proudly hosts the Low Country Boil event, a celebration of delicious food and great live music. People travel from far and wide to experience this incredible event that's fun for the entire family. Tickets are on sale now, but they sell out early, so don't delay in purchasing yours today! The
- [Come On Down To The 2017 Sopchoppy Worm Gruntin’ Festival](https://www.visitwakulla.com/come-on-down-to-the-2017-sopchoppy-worm-gruntin-festival/) - Spring is here, which can only mean that it’s once again time for the annual Sopchoppy Worm Gruntin’ Festival! This local favorite will take place on Saturday, April 8 in beautiful downtown Sopchoppy. Whether worm gruntin’ runs in your blood or you’ve never heard of it before, it’s sure to be an event to remember.
- [Black History Month Takes Center Stage At The 2017 African-American Heritage Celebration](https://www.visitwakulla.com/black-history-month-takes-center-stage-at-the-2017-african-american-heritage-celebration/) - Every February, in conjunction with Black History Month, residents and guests of Wakulla County gather to celebrate African-American culture. This year’s event is shaping up to be the best yet! The 2017 African American Heritage Celebration will take place on February 17 from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM in the town of Crawfordville. African-American Heritage
- [Wakulla County is Gearing Up for Valentine’s Day Celebration](https://www.visitwakulla.com/wakulla-county-is-gearing-up-for-valentines-day-celebration/) - The 19th annual Wakulla County Valentine’s Day Celebration is just around the corner! It doesn’t matter if you’re in a relationship or single and ready-to-mingle, grab your friends and family on February 11th and head to downtown Crawfordville to honor the day with the Wakulla County community. Support local charities, and get some exercise in
- [Enjoy Primitive History at Knapfest](https://www.visitwakulla.com/enjoy-primitive-history-at-knapfest/) - It is once again time for one of Wakulla’s most interesting festivals, Knapfest! Celebrating its 10th year, Knapfest is the primitive arts and Stone Age festival that preserves the lost traditions and skills of the Stone Age period. The event runs from February 24th to 26th and will be from 8 am until 4 pm
- [A Visitor's View of Wakulla County](https://www.visitwakulla.com/a-visitors-view-of-wakulla-county/) - Although I live in the city, I spend a lot of time outdoors studying birds and wildlife, and I realized a few years ago that Wakulla County is one of the best places in Florida to do this. So, last Friday a friend of mine and I decided to visit the area, and we weren’t
- [Connect With Nature At The St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge Wildlife Heritage And Outdoor Festival](https://www.visitwakulla.com/connect-with-nature-at-the-st-marks-national-wildlife-refuge-wildlife-heritage-and-outdoor-festival/) - On February 4, 2017 the St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge once again hosts the amazing Wildlife Heritage and Outdoor Festival. The event runs from 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM, and it will feature a dazzling array of displays, activities, and entertainment. Participate in engaging, hands-on activities that celebrate our connection to the natural environment The
- [2016 Wakulla County Recap](https://www.visitwakulla.com/2016-wakulla-county-recap/) - We had a wonderful time in Wakulla County this year. In case you weren’t able to attend some of our events, here’s a quick recap of several of the great events that took place: January - Knapfest: The Ninth Annual Stone Age And Primitive Arts Fest Festival-goers got a peek into the lives of Stone
- [Tips for Winter Birding in Wakulla from Local Expert Don Morrow](https://www.visitwakulla.com/tips-for-winter-birding-in-wakulla-from-local-expert-don-morrow/) - In a region filled with opportunities for outdoor recreation, Wakulla County stands out, especially in the winter. If you are a birder and hiker like me, there are many opportunities for viewing a wide variety of species this time of year. The best locations include the Ochlocknee River or Wakulla Springs State Park, the beach
- [Christmas in Wakulla - 2016](https://www.visitwakulla.com/christmas-in-wakulla-2016/) - The holiday season is in full swing in Wakulla County! With the weather getting cooler, now is a great time to visit Wakulla, especially to take part in our end of year events. From spending time shopping in a Florida snow flurry, to meeting Santa Claus, and even hiking in the beautiful outdoors, Wakulla has
- [Florida Recipes to Celebrate Seafood Month](https://www.visitwakulla.com/florida-recipes-to-celebrate-seafood-month/) - October is National Seafood Month, and Wakulla County is the best place to celebrate, with a wide variety of local recipes to eat great seafood and the ability to buy fresh seafood to take home. If you enjoy cooking, why not spend National Seafood Month creating unique meals that feature local Florida seafood? Here are
- [Gulf, Ghosts, and Goblins: Experience Terrors of the Sea at the Marine Lab](https://www.visitwakulla.com/gulf-ghosts-and-goblins-experience-terrors-of-the-sea-at-the-marine-lab/) - Celebrate Halloween this year like you’ve never before! On October 27 from 6-9 pm, the Gulf Specimen Marine Lab and Aquarium in Panacea will host Gulf, Ghosts, and Goblins, an event featuring some of the strangest and scariest ocean life members. Spooky Specter at the Specimen Lab Those who are brave enough to enter the
- [Celebrate Incredible Gulf Seafood At The St. Marks Stone Crab Festival 2016](https://www.visitwakulla.com/celebrate-incredible-gulf-seafood-at-the-st-marks-stone-crab-festival-2016/) - It’s almost time for stone crab season and St. Marks is throwing the perfect party to celebrate! The 2016 St. Marks Stone Crab Festival will be held on October 22, right in the heart of St. Marks, FL, and thousands of visitors are expected to attend. So bring your entire family and enjoy fresh local
- [Spending Time Outdoors Benefits Your Mind And Your Body](https://www.visitwakulla.com/spending-time-outdoors-benefits-your-mind-and-your-body/) - Are you spending enough time outdoors? If you’re like most Americans, the answer is probably no. The acceleration of technology has brought many amazing benefits to humanity, but one of the downsides is that it has made it exceedingly easy to spend most of our time inside our houses and offices. The issue affects younger
- [A Wonder of Wakulla: George Griffin Pottery](https://www.visitwakulla.com/a-wonder-of-wakulla-george-griffin-pottery/) - The George Griffin Pottery, of the gorgeous Wakulla County in Florida, is more than your stereotypical, quaint, pottery shop. Griffin’s shop is no average store located off a mediocre city street – it’s practically out of a storybook! George’s unique pottery speaks for itself. So even if you’re not one for nature, come for his
- [Help Keep Wakulla County Beautiful By Participating In The 2016 Coastal Cleanup](https://www.visitwakulla.com/help-keep-wakulla-county-beautiful-by-participating-in-the-2016-coastal-cleanup/) - If you believe in the importance of preserving the natural beauty of Wakulla County’s beaches and coastline, then join with other passionate volunteers for the 2016 Coastal Cleanup and help ensure that future generations have access to a remarkable and diverse marine ecosystem. Beginning bright and early at 8:00 AM on Saturday, September 17, crews
- [2nd Annual Wings and Wheels Fly-In Festival](https://www.visitwakulla.com/2nd-annual-wings-and-wheels-fly-in-festival/) - Whether your vehicle of choice races across the asphalt or soars through the sky, it’s time to start your engines and get ready for the 2nd Annual Wings & Wheels Fly-In in beautiful Wakulla County! The inaugural edition in 2015 was a huge success, and this year’s event will bring even more fun for gearheads,
- [Experience Wakulla County on the Big Bend Scenic Byway](https://www.visitwakulla.com/experience-wakulla-county-on-the-big-bend-scenic-byway/) - Cutting through the diverse and beautiful north Florida landscape, the Big Bend Scenic Byway is the perfect way to see many of the sights that make Wakulla County such a dynamic natural habitat. This 220-mile highway traverses a variety of different thriving ecosystems, and much of the road lies within the limits of Wakulla County
- [Amazing Options for Cycling in Wakulla County](https://www.visitwakulla.com/amazing-options-for-cycling-in-wakulla-county/) - Cyclists know that experiencing a place from the seat of your bike provides a thrill unlike any other. This is certainly true in Wakulla County, where dozens of different trails and roads are bicycle-friendly. Imagine cycling by unique marshes and tidal creeks nestled directly along the coast, or experiencing the unique beauty of the Florida
- [A Local’s Recipe: Wakulla County Gumbo](https://www.visitwakulla.com/a-locals-recipe-wakulla-county-gumbo/) - When people hear “gumbo” they typically think of Louisiana instead of Florida. While the distinctive meat and seafood stew did grow out of the cajun and creole cuisines that dominate the Bayou State, gumbo is actually an important part of the culture for many communities that dot the American gulf coast, and Wakulla County is
- [Scalloping in Wakulla County - 2016 Season Information](https://www.visitwakulla.com/scalloping-in-wakulla-county-2016-season-information/) - Scalloping in the bay waters is one of the most beloved summer traditions in Wakulla County for residents and visitors alike! The vast shallow grass beds near the water create an inviting habitat for sweet, succulent bay scallops, and while you’re out there trying to harvest them you have the added benefit of taking in
- [The Gulf Specimen Marine Laboratory: An Aquatic Wonderland](https://www.visitwakulla.com/the-gulf-specimen-marine-laboratory-an-aquatic-wonderland/) - With its expansive coastline nestled directly against the Gulf of Mexico, and its cavalcade of rivers, streams, and lakes that dot the landscape, it’s easy to see why the Gulf Specimen Marine Laboratory is right at home in Wakulla County. This unique institution has been a part of the community since its founding in 1963,
- [Show Your American Pride At The 2016 Sopchoppy 4th of July Celebration](https://www.visitwakulla.com/show-your-american-pride-at-the-2016-sopchoppy-4th-of-july-celebration/) - From the spectacle of the Americana Parade in mid-morning to when the final firework explodes in the night sky, the annual Sopchpppy 4th of July Celebration is one of Wakulla County’s most beloved traditions. Come share in the fun this year on Independence Day itself beginning at 10 a.m. There will be exciting live entertainment,
- [Wakulla County Is The Perfect Place For Family-Friendly Outdoor Activities](https://www.visitwakulla.com/wakulla-county-is-the-perfect-place-for-family-friendly-outdoor-activities/) - Studies have shown spending ample time outside is a crucial part of childhood development. It can help increase the focus in children with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), improve creativity and cognitive ability, and reduce stress. With school, work, and extracurricular schedules becoming more frantic all the time, it’s difficult for most families to find
- [St. Marks Lighthouse: The Past, Present, And Future Of Wakulla County](https://www.visitwakulla.com/st-marks-lighthouse-the-past-present-and-future-of-wakulla-county/) - There’s just something about lighthouses that inspire us to dream big and consider all of life’s possibilities. Perhaps it’s because they are located where the land meets the sea, standing as a beacon for those who are willing to traverse the globe. Whatever the case may be, one of the most historic and beautiful lighthouses
- [Gag Grouper Season Opens April-June](https://www.visitwakulla.com/gag-grouper-season-opens-april-june/) - Anglers who have been waiting all winter long to get back on the water and catch some grouper can finally rejoice: gag grouper season is open once again in Wakulla County from April 1 - June 30! Recreational fishermen are now allowed to catch gag grouper in Wakulla, Franklin, Jefferson, and Taylor counties until the
- [Panacea Blue Crab Festival](https://www.visitwakulla.com/panacea-blue-crab-festival/) - What’s better than seafood, live entertainment, and beautiful spring weather at the Panacea Blue Crab Festival? The festival has now been going strong for 42 years, and the 2016 Blue Crab Festival will be held on May 7 on the Woolley Park waterfront at Dickerson Bay. Admission to Woolley Park is only $3.00 per person,
- [4th Annual Big Bend Kayak Classic](https://www.visitwakulla.com/4th-annual-big-bend-kayak-classic/) - For the past four years, the Big Bend Kayak Classic has been an opportunity for anglers to fish in the picturesque waters of Wakulla County rivers while benefitting a good cause. The 4th annual Big Bend Kayak Classic is quickly approaching, and will be held on May 6-7 in downtown St. Marks. There will be
- [8th Annual Rock The Dock Fishing Tournament](https://www.visitwakulla.com/8th-annual-rock-the-dock-fishing-tournament/) - Sport fishing action doesn’t get any more exciting than the Rock the Dock Fishing Tournament, which is returning to Panacea for its 8th annual edition. The 2016 Rock the Dock Fishing Tournament will be held on the Rock Landing Dock Stage in Panacea from April 23-24. On April 22, the night before the engines are
- [The Annual Sopchoppy Worm Gruntin’ Festival](https://www.visitwakulla.com/the-annual-sopchoppy-worm-gruntin-festival/) - The arrival of April means that the annual Sopchoppy Worm Gruntin’ Festival is coming soon! The 16th iteration of this unique event that draws families from all across the region will be held on April 9 in downtown Sopchoppy. At The Worm Gruntin' Festival, the gruntin’ begins early, but it’s far from the only attraction
- [The Lion’s Club St. Patrick’s Day Festival](https://www.visitwakulla.com/the-lions-club-st-patricks-day-festival/) - Ireland may be a relatively small country, but each year, St. Patrick’s Day reminds us of the important influences its citizens have had on the world, and it allows us to celebrate with renowned Irish hospitality. Each year in Wakulla County, the Lion’s Club pulls out all the stops to throw an incredible St. Patrick’s
- [2016 Wakulla Wildlife Festival](https://www.visitwakulla.com/2016-wakulla-wildlife-festival/) - While every distinct season showcases the unique charms of Wakulla Springs State Park, spring is the park’s true chance to shine. It’s also a perfect time for the annual Wakulla Wildlife Festival, which will take place on April 16, 2016 at Wakulla Springs State Park. For only $6.00 per vehicle (up to 8 people) you’ll
- [The River Bassin’ Tournament Trail](https://www.visitwakulla.com/the-river-bassin-tournament-trail/) - Spring is just around the corner and the fish are beginning to bite, so it’s the perfect time to take the opportunity to show off your angling skills and enjoy the spectacular Wakulla County scenery at the 2016 River Bassin' Tournament. The series of tournaments kicks off in Crawfordville on March 5, and anglers can
- [Join a Ranger-Led Bicycle Tour of Wakulla Springs State Park](https://www.visitwakulla.com/join-a-ranger-led-bicycle-tour-of-wakulla-springs-state-park/) - Get outside and on your bike to start the new year off right. Plan to join a ranger-led bicycle tour of Wakulla Springs State Park in beautiful Wakulla Springs, Florida. Adventure, exercise, beautiful scenery, and natural wildlife await for you on this six-mile round trip bike tour. Exploring Wakulla Springs Just south of Tallahassee, Wakulla
- [St. Marks National Reserve Wildlife, Heritage, & Outdoor Festival](https://www.visitwakulla.com/st-marks-national-reserve-wildlife-heritage-outdoor-festival/) - If you’re looking for plans for this weekend, make it over to Wakulla County for the St. Marks National Wildlife Reserve “WHO” Wildlife Heritage and Outdoor Festival! There will be fun hands-on activities for visitors of all ages. The festival kicks off February 6th at 11:00am and will go until 4:00pm. There will be live
- [Morning Nature Walk at Wakulla Springs State Park](https://www.visitwakulla.com/morning-nature-walk-at-wakulla-springs-state-park/) - If you’re looking for a beautiful place to enjoy nature, come to Florida’s Wakulla Springs State Park. Located south of Tallahassee, Wakulla Springs has 6,000 acres of beautiful Florida natural areas to explore and see wildlife. The Park contains one of the world’s largest, deepest freshwater springs and a historic lodge built in the 30s,
- [Experience Knapfest - The Ninth Annual Stone Age and Primitive Arts Festival](https://www.visitwakulla.com/experience-knapfest-the-ninth-annual-stone-age-and-primitive-arts-festival/) - Knapfest is an experience like no other - combining the elements of your traditional festival while also learning the education on the tools and life of early man. You'll grasp the history of knapping which is the process of shaping flint and other stones to make tools. You will also learn about all of our
- [Exploring Fort San Marcos de Apalache](https://www.visitwakulla.com/exploring-fort-san-marcos-de-apalache/) - When visiting the Gulf Coast this year, be sure to include Fort San Marcos de Apalache State Park on their travel itineraries - especially if you are a history buff! Come for the History at Fort San Marcos de Apalache Fort San Marcos de Apalache is situated at Tucker's Point on the banks of the
- [Free Trees at Arbor Day Festival](https://www.visitwakulla.com/free-trees-at-arbor-day-festival/) - Planting a tree this Arbor Day weekend just got a lot easier for residents of Wakulla County! Thanks to the Iris Garden Club and the National Wildlife Federation (NWF), there will be a free tree giveaway event at Hudson Park on Saturday, January 16 at 10:00am. This is the 14th annual Crawford Arbor Day celebration
- [Celebrate Christmas in Wakulla County!](https://www.visitwakulla.com/celebrate-christmas-in-wakulla-county/) - New York City may have the Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree and the Radio City Music Hall Christmas Spectacular, but north Florida’s gulf coast knows how to put on a Christmas celebration that can rival any other. Summer festivals often get all of the attention, but December is a perfect time to visit Wakulla County and
- [Wakulla County's Tots on Trails Events](https://www.visitwakulla.com/wakulla-countys-tots-on-trails-events/) - Tots on Trails is a fantastic 45 minute activity offered in Wakulla County twice a month for children ages 1-4. The class boasts a short hike and various activities to get your toddler out in nature with other children their age. This fun activity is for both local children and those visiting on vacation. While
- [FWMA Hearts Gone Wild Music Festival Lights Up the Stage for a Great Cause November 21st](https://www.visitwakulla.com/fwma-hearts-gone-wild-music-festival-lights-up-the-stage-for-a-great-cause-november-21st/) - If you've never attended the FWMA Hearts Gone Wild annual music festival, you don't want to miss out. Not only does it benefit a fantastic cause, but it's an exceptionally fun event. The event is an all day affair on November 21. The gates open at noon and the day ends at 8pm. There is
- [The Lodge At Wakulla Springs Gets Spooky With The Black Lagoon Ball](https://www.visitwakulla.com/the-lodge-at-wakulla-springs-gets-spooky-with-the-black-lagoon-ball/) - Get into the spooky spirit just before All Hallows Eve at the Black Lagoon Ball, hosted by the Lodge at Wakulla Springs! It’s the perfect time of year to get into the Halloween spirit, and what better way to celebrate than taking in a classic horror film and dancing until the spirits come out to
- [St. Mark’s National Wildlife Refuge 2015 Monarch Butterfly Festival](https://www.visitwakulla.com/st-marks-national-wildlife-refuge-2015-monarch-butterfly-festival/) - There are few sights more invigorating than witnessing the migration of wild monarch butterflies, which is why the St. Mark’s National Wildlife Refuge is once again organizing its annual Monarch Butterfly Festival! This year, the Monarch Butterfly Festival will be held on Saturday, October 24 from 10:00 AM until 4:00 PM. The St. Mark’s National
- [Sharks and Chablis: An Event Not To Be Missed](https://www.visitwakulla.com/sharks-and-chablis-an-event-not-to-be-missed/) - It’s time to once again get excited for the upcoming “Sharks and Chablis,” benefitting the Gulf Specimen Marine Lab and Aquarium! This year, the sixth annual installment of this incredible event will take place on Sunday, October 18 from 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM at the Gulf Specimen in Panacea. Tickets are just $45 for
- [Experience A Birder’s Paradise In Wakulla County](https://www.visitwakulla.com/experience-a-birders-paradise-in-wakulla-county/) - The stunning, white sand beaches and abundant sea life of the Florida gulf coast garner plenty of praise, and they deserve every bit of it. What’s less well-known is that Wakulla County, Florida is heaven on earth for amateur bird watchers and master ornithologists alike. Owing to the area’s warm climate and diverse marine ecology,
- [Don’t Miss These Incredible Wakulla County Attractions](https://www.visitwakulla.com/dont-miss-these-incredible-wakulla-county-attractions/) - Everyone knows that Florida is famous for sunshine and beautiful nature, but why stop there when you could get off the beaten path and explore historic Wakulla County. Our area is as rich in nature as it is in history. Discover a more natural section of sunny Florida and set out for Wakulla County, your
- [1st Annual Wings & Wheels Fly-In](https://www.visitwakulla.com/1st-annual-wings-wheels-fly-in/) - Something exciting is starting up in Wakulla County! The County Airport will be hosting the 1st Annual Wings & Wheels Fly-In event on September 19th. From skydivers to free plane rides, classic cars to live music, this event has all the hallmarks of a huge success for the local community. It is a great place
- [Insider Tips for Tarpon Fishing](https://www.visitwakulla.com/insider-tips-for-tarpon-fishing/) - For anglers, the Tarpon is one of the most exciting kinds of fish to go after. Because Wakulla County is one of the best places to find them, we have put together some tips from local Tarpon fisherman, Bernie Sloan. If you haven’t seen our previous blog on why Wakulla County is the best place
- [Tarpon Fishing in Wakulla County](https://www.visitwakulla.com/tarpon-fishing-in-wakulla-county/) - The Tarpon (megalops atlanticus) is one of the most exciting game animals in the world. The thrill of having a 5 foot, 100 pound fish come rocketing out of the water in a spectacular series of leaps is an experience no angler ever forgets. Making this event even more thrilling is that often the strike
- [Kayak Wakulla - Ideal for Nature Lovers](https://www.visitwakulla.com/kayak-wakulla-ideal-for-nature-lovers/) - Summer is in full swing, and with it comes perfect kayaking weather. Whether you enjoy kayak fishing or relaxing along one of the many rivers in the area, you will find your perfect adventure in the heart of nature in Wakulla County. We’ve put together some handy tips to make sure your next kayaking getaway
- [The Rivers & Beaches of Wakulla County](https://www.visitwakulla.com/the-rivers-and-beaches-of-wakulla-county/) - Situated on the Gulf Coast is one of Florida’s best hidden treasures. The rivers and beaches of Wakulla County provide an abundance relaxing and adventurous activities, including boating, fishing, kayaking, canoeing, scalloping, and snorkeling. The pristine and natural water makes for one of the best destinations for any kind of vacation. What Makes Wakulla a
- [Scalloping Season in Wakulla County](https://www.visitwakulla.com/scalloping-season-in-wakulla-county/) - It’s that time of year again - scalloping season - and there is no better place to get some sun and search for your scallops than in Wakulla County. From June 27th to September 24th, locals and visitors come to the bay area to charter boats, enjoy the gulf breeze, and gather scallops. To help
- [Lari White and Friends Wakulla Homecoming](https://www.visitwakulla.com/lari-white-and-friends-wakulla-homecoming/) - ABC 27 WTXL-TV has partnered with the Wakulla County Historical Society to present Lari White and Friends Wakulla Homecoming: A Heritage Event featuring Lari White, Chuck Cannon, Bryan Edwards, Rick Ott, Lindsay Sparkman, and Jerry Evans on Saturday, April 25, 2015 at 7:00 PM in the auditorium of Wakulla High School, 3237 Coastal Highway, Crawfordville,
- [St. Marks NWR Birding Update](https://www.visitwakulla.com/st-marks-nwr-birding-update/) - I logged 88 species, including 18 species of waterfowl, during a five-hour morning recon for Saturday's Wildlife Tour at St. Marks. Duck numbers and diversity are building steadily. Shorebirds are abundant. Lots of winter residents have returned and more will be pushed down by this week's front. Some highlights of the morning were: Stony Bayou
- [26th Annual Monarch Butterfly Festival](https://www.visitwakulla.com/26th-annual-monarch-butterfly-festival/) - Visitors will be able to watch the tagging process at our 26th annual Monarch Butterfly Festival on Saturday, October 25, 2014, from 10 am – 4 pm. Fall is in the air and so are the migrating monarch butterflies, making their 2,000 mile trip from the northern American boundary to the mountains of central Mexico.
- [2014 Saint Marks Stone Crab Festival](https://www.visitwakulla.com/2014-saint-marks-stone-crab-festival/) - On Saturday,October 25, 2014, the St. Marks Stone Crab Festival will be held in the center of historic St. Marks On Saturday,October 25, 2014, the St. Marks Stone Crab Festival will be held in the center of historic St. Marks (20 miles due south of Tallahassee). The annual event will feature a menu of stone
- [Interested In Kayak Fishing?](https://www.visitwakulla.com/interested-in-kayak-fishing/) - NaturalNorthFlorida.com's Tommy Thompson recently visited Wakulla with several other outdoor travel writers for a kayak fishing adventure. Last weekend I left my flats skiff behind in Steinhatchee and joined a couple of other outdoor writers in Wakulla County for a kayak-fishing adventure. Of course, over the years, I’ve made numerous trips out of St. Marks,
- [Famously Fresh Seafood](https://www.visitwakulla.com/famously-fresh-seafood/) - For decades, there has been no better way to describe the many delights of Wakulla County’s seafood than ‘famously fresh’. Placed neatly between both the Florida Natural, and Forgotten Coasts, Wakulla’s seafood retail markets are among the best in the state. Domestic and international travelers return year after year for that one-of-kind taste of succulent
- [Wakulla's Working Waterfronts](https://www.visitwakulla.com/wakullas-working-waterfronts/) - It’s an exciting time for Wakulla’s Working Waterfronts Photo Project. ‘Waterfronts’, which began in 2012, received a grant from the Florida Division of Cultural Affairs last September. The project utilized the talent of local photographers to capture forty-five photos that, as a collective, told the overarching story of Wakulla’s maritime and seafood heritage. The photographers

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- [Panacea](https://www.visitwakulla.com/communities/panacea/) - Discover Panacea, Florida Panacea, a peaceful coastal village in southern Wakulla County, offers visitors an authentic “Old Florida” experience steeped in maritime history and small-town charm. Unlike touristy beach towns, Panacea is defined by generations of families who still work the water, practicing the time-honored traditions of fishing, shrimping, crabbing, and boat-building. Nestled between the
- [Ochlockonee Bay](https://www.visitwakulla.com/communities/ochlockonee-bay/) - Discover Ochlockonee Bay, Florida Ochlockonee Bay, a serene coastal community in northern Wakulla County, offers visitors a blend of natural beauty, outdoor recreation, and small-town charm. Nestled where freshwater rivers meet the salt waters of Apalachee Bay, this area is one of the healthiest and most productive estuaries in the United States. With unspoiled beaches,
- [Dinner](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places-to-eat/dinner/) - Dine & Unwind: Dinner in Wakulla County As the sun sets over the Gulf, dinner here is all about good food, friendly faces, and a relaxed pace. Wakulla may be known for our seafood, but our burgers and steaks are just as tempting. Wakulla’s restaurants have everything you need to wind down after a full
- [Lunch](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places-to-eat/lunch/) - Midday Bites: Lunch in Wakulla County When lunchtime rolls around in Wakulla County, you’ll find plenty of ways to refuel before heading back out to enjoy the outdoors. Lunch here offers the perfect mix of fresh flavors, local seafood, and classic comfort foods as a quick stop or a leisurely experience. Fresh-from-the-Gulf Favorites Seafood lovers
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- [Hotels](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places-to-stay/hotels/) - Motels, Inns & Hotels Rest easy in Wakulla County with a variety of motels, inns, and hotels that fit every travel style. From family-friendly stays with modern amenities to locally owned inns full of character, these accommodations provide the perfect home base for exploring Florida’s Big Bend. Find a Hotel Comfortable Hotels Near Top Attractions
- [Fish Camps](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places-to-stay/fish-camps/) - Fish Camps Step back in time and experience authentic Old Florida with a stay at Wakulla County’s legendary fish camp - Shell Island Fish Camp. Offering rustic charm, unbeatable access to the water, and a laid-back atmosphere, fish camps are a favorite for anglers and anyone looking to connect with the Gulf Coast way of
- [Campgrounds & RV](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places-to-stay/campgrounds-rv/) - Campgrounds & RV Parks Protected lands make up the majority of the acreage in Wakulla County, so to make the most of your trip, why not camp? Wake up surrounded by nature when you stay at one of Wakulla County’s scenic campgrounds or RV parks. Campsites in Wakulla run the gamut and you can choose
- [Bed & Breakfast](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places-to-stay/bed-breakfasts/) - Bed & Breakfasts Discover the charm of Florida’s Forgotten Coast with a stay at one of Wakulla County’s inviting bed and breakfasts. Perfect for couples, solo travelers, or anyone looking for a cozy retreat, Wakulla B&Bs offer the ideal mix of comfort, hospitality, and local flavor. Find a BnB Why Stay at a Bed &
- [Trail Use in Wakulla](https://www.visitwakulla.com/things-to-do/trails/) - Wakulla County invites you to explore miles of scenic trails that wind through forests, wetlands, riversides, and historic landmarks.
- [Rivers & Beaches in Wakulla](https://www.visitwakulla.com/things-to-do/rivers-beaches/) - Wakulla County’s rivers and beaches shape its identity as a haven for outdoor adventure and peaceful coastal escapes.
- [Parks & Scenic Areas](https://www.visitwakulla.com/things-to-do/parks-scenic-areas/) - Wakulla County is a haven for outdoor lovers, with parks, forests, and conservation areas that showcase Florida’s natural beauty.
- [Scalloping in Wakulla](https://www.visitwakulla.com/things-to-do/scalloping/) - Dive into one of Florida’s most unique outdoor adventures—scalloping in Wakulla County. Crystal-clear waters, abundant shellfish beds, and a family-friendly coastal atmosphere make Wakulla a top destination for this seasonal tradition.
- [Hunting in Wakulla](https://www.visitwakulla.com/things-to-do/hunting/) - Wakulla County’s vast forests, rivers, and coastal wetlands provide some of the most diverse hunting opportunities in North Florida.
- [Historical & Educational](https://www.visitwakulla.com/things-to-do/historical-educational/) - Step back in time and explore the rich history of Wakulla County, where natural beauty meets centuries of human stories.
- [Fishing & Charters in Wakulla](https://www.visitwakulla.com/things-to-do/fishing-charters/) - Fishing is a way of life in Wakulla County, and it’s easy to see why. With freshwater rivers winding through cypress groves, saltwater flats stretching into the Gulf of Mexico, and countless inshore creeks and estuaries, this is a destination where anglers of every skill level can cast a line.
- [Camping in Wakulla](https://www.visitwakulla.com/things-to-do/camping/) - Wake up to the call of songbirds, the rustle of tall pines, and the soft splash of rivers flowing nearby—camping in Wakulla County is an experience that brings you closer to nature.
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## Places

- [Gabe & Son's Oyster Company](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/gabe-sons-oysters/) - Gabe & Son's Oyster Company is a one-man oyster farming operation dedicated to producing fresh, locally farmed oysters from the pristine waters of Florida’s Forgotten Coast. With a passion for sustainable aquaculture and deep local roots, Gabe & Son’s delivers a true taste of Wakulla — straight from the bay to your table.
- [Angry Fish Inshore Charters](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/angry-fish-inshore-charters/) - Angry Fish Inshore Charters offers guided fishing trips across the pristine waters of Florida’s Forgotten Coast, specializing in redfish, trout, and other inshore species. With an experienced local captain at the helm, anglers of all skill levels can enjoy a safe, exciting, and productive day on the water. Captain Asa customizes trips based on skill
- [George Griffin Pottery](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/george-griffin-pottery/) - Visit Mr. George's expansive pottery studio tucked away in the forest of Sopchoppy where every item is handmade with the utmost care and love. Browse bowls and mugs thrown on his wheel, hand-poured candles in custom vessels, and even table lamps! Come for the pottery, but stay for the conversation. Mr. George embodies the spirit
- [Old Wakulla County Jail](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/old-wakulla-county-jail/) - Originally constructed in 1948, the Old Wakulla County Jail is a concrete and stucco building in the Art Deco style, planned and built by the same team that built the nearby Courthouse. It served as the county jail until the early 70s, at which point a new jail was built. Today, you can tour the
- [Edward Ball Wakulla Springs State Park](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/wakulla-springs-state-park/) - Home of the movie The Creature from the Black Lagoon, Wakulla Springs State Park is a stunning natural destination offering a variety of outdoor adventures. Visitors can take a guided boat tour to learn about the park’s famous crystal-clear springs and the diverse wildlife that calls them home, including manatees, alligators, and a wide variety
- [Ochlockonee River](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/ochlockonee-river/) - Along the western edge of Wakulla County runs the Ochlockonee River, which begins in Georgia 200 miles upstream. This river corridor is home to many threatened species of fish, wildlife and plants, such as the orange azalea, the wood stork and the Atlantic sturgeon. Along the river lives Florida black bear and the brackish waters
- [Wildwood Inn](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/wildwood-inn/) - Looking for the traditional hotel experience with even better service, check out the Wildwood Inn. Comfortable and clean rooms, continental breakfasts, and an awesome location off of the Wakulla Sands municipal golf course and the Big Bend Scenic Highway Trail - Wildwood Inn has it all.
- [Sweet Magnolia Inn Bed & Breakfast](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/sweet-magnolia-inn-bed-breakfast/) - Just off the Tallahassee-St. Marks Historic Railroad State Trail - the Sweet Magnolia offers covered porches, grab and go snacks, guest rooms with jacuzzi tubs, and the kindest staff. Use this as your home base to explore beautiful St. Marks.
- [Panacea Motel](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/panacea-motel/) - The Panacea Motel provides a comfortable and inviting stay as you explore the charm of Florida’s Forgotten Coast. Rooms are equipped for a relaxing retreat, including a cozy queen bed, a private trail leading to the bay, flat-screen TV, a bathroom with complimentary toiletries, and convenient access to a microwave and fridge.
- [North Florida Aquatic Adventures](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/north-florida-aquatic-adventures/) - This serene Shell Point beach house, a waterfront haven perfect for a relaxing beach vacation. It has been beautifully updated to offer a unique blend of comfort and adventure. Operated by attentive owners committed to your satisfaction, the Shell Point beach house offers a blend of privacy, scenic beauty, and easy access to outdoor activities,
- [Boho Apartment on Ochlockonee River](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/boho-apartment-on-ochlockonee-river/) - Welcome to our romantic apartment on the banks of the Ochlockonee River! This lovingly designed retreat for two promises not only an idyllic atmosphere but also the opportunity to immerse yourself in the beauty of nature. From your private balcony, you can experience the fascinating river view in romantic seclusion—and with a bit of luck,
- [Best Western Wakulla Inn & Suites](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/best-western-wakulla-inn-suites/) - Spacious guest areas and friendly staff welcome you to the Best Western, with comfortable rooms and a full continental breakfast make sure you're well rested and fueled for a day of adventure.
- [Angelo & Son's Seafood Restaurant](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/angelos-seafood-restaurant/) - Established in 1945, Angelo and Son's is one of the original Wakulla County dining destinations, and it still draws in crowds for its spectacular view of the Ochlockonee Bay. What keeps Angelo's thriving is that the food is just as good as the views, with specialties like seafood pasta dishes and seafood au gratin.
- [Zap Zap Thai Home Cooking](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/zap-zap-thai/) - Zap Zap Thai Home Cooking is a delightful food truck. Known for its authentic Thai flavors, this culinary gem offers a menu bursting with favorites like Pad Se Ew and succulent sesame chicken, alongside mouthwatering appetizers such as Krab Rangoon and pot stickers. Customers consistently rave about the generous portions and the vibrant, aromatic dishes
- [Trident](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/trident/) - Southern food has always been about comfort, as it should be. Trident aims to gently nudge your perspective. Our vision is to showcase historically southern ingredients, and present them in an interesting and unique way. A southern spin on comfortable fine dining. How did you find yourself at Trident; by land or by sea? Dock
- [Tide Creek Coastal Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/tide-creek-coastal-market/) - Great food, locally made goods, quality wines, fresh produce, bait and tackle, large beer selection, and friendly staff.
- [The Old South Café Food Truck and Catering](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/the-old-south-cafe-food-truck-and-catering/) - With dishes like shrimp po boys, seasonal stone crab, pork chop dinners, and fried okra The Old South Cafe's Food Truck lives up to its name. The food truck is typically open between 4 and 8pm, so this is a great casual dinner. You can call their number ahead to pre-order your meal.
- [Seineyard Mobile Kitchen](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/seineyard-mobile-kitchen/) - The Seineyard Mobile Kitchen is everything you love about the Seineyard at Wildwood - but on wheels! This food truck serves up yummy seafood Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
- [San Marcos Mexican Grill & Cantina](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/san-marcos-mexican-grill-cantina/) - With both Tex-Mex and authentic Mexican on the menu - San Marcos can please even the most scrutinizing palates. This family-friendly restaurant has welcoming staff, both indoor and outdoor seating, and large portions.
- [Riverside Cafe on the River](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/riverside-cafe-on-the-river/) - Riverside Cafe on the River is a great spot to grab a casual bite to eat with your family, and they’re known especially for two things: serving some of the freshest grouper available straight out of the gulf and offering truly picturesque views of the St. Marks River.
- [Pizza98](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/piza98/) - In the words of Pizza98 "If it's not bigger than your hand, crispy on the bottom, and topped with just the right amount of cheese… is NOT a New York slice." Whether you choose a pizza or a heafty meatball sub, you can't go wrong.
- [Osaka Hibachi & Sushi](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/osaka-hibachi-sushi/) - This is your traditional hibachi restaurant that makes it difficult to decide whether you want ice-cold, fresh sushi or screaming-hot hibachi straight out of the flames. Osaka brings new meaning to dinner and a show with its friendly hibachi chefs.
- [Myra Jean's](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/myra-jeans-restaurant/) - The quintessential southern dining experience with massive portions, friendly and casual staff, and a delicious chicken fried steak. Slow down for a while at Myra Jean's - you wont be disappointed.
- [Murillo's Kitchen Filipino Food Truck](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/murillos-kitchen-filipino-food/) - This authentic Filipino food truck brings homemade lumpia and other favorites to Crawfordville.
- [Mack's Country Meats](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/macks-country-meats/) - Grab a plate lunch or shop for cuts of meat or casseroles and sides to cook and enjoy at home.
- [Lynn Brothers Seafood & Marina](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/lynn-brothers-seafood-marina/) - Founded in 1983 Lynn Brothers Seafood sales a variety of seafood products, but their specialty is Florida stone crab.
- [Little Napoli Cafe](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/little-napoli-cafe/) - Sicilian-style pizza with fluffy, thick crusts, Little Napoli pizzas are loaded with toppings. Pasta dishes are piled high and salads are topped with giant chunks of feta cheese. If you do not have an Italian grandma - you're going to leave as if you've just visited her for the first time in a year: well-fed
- [Lex N Roll Sushi and Thai](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/lex-n-roll-sushi-and-thai/) - With over 30 years of experience cooking in the finest restaurants, these chefs are excited to present their visions to you and all their guests. The caring and committed staff make sure you have a fantastic experience. Chefs bring you traditional spices form Thailand grown locally in their own gardens.
- [La Villa sabor latino](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/la-villa-sabor-latino/) - Can't decide what to eat? La Villa will please a crowd! Choose from authentic Mexican dishes like menudo soup, pizza, wings, ice cream sundaes, and even breakfast!
- [Food N Fill #2](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/food-n-fill-2/) - Tucked away in an unassuming gas station, locals love the fried chicken and pot roast.
- [Edward Ball Dining Room](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/edward-ball-dining-room/) - The Edward Ball Dining Room serves an array of southern specialties sure to please both local residents and our visitors from all over the world. Our current menu still has some classic Lodge favorites, and also includes seasonal Farm-to-Table creations. Come and enjoy a delicious meal with a view of the Springs. RESERVATIONS ARE RECOMMENDED.
- [Dux Discount Liquor and Lounge](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/dux-discount-liquor-and-lounge/) - DUX is your traditional pool hall and bar. This is a fun spot where you can get to know Wakulla County locals while sipping on delicious cocktails.
- [BW's Grill](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/bws-grill/) - Steak, burgers and meatloaf, this all-American restaurant is quite popular among families and couples in Crawfordville. Heed our warning: save room for dessert, if you don't you WILL regret it.
- [Breakfast Station](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/breakfast-station/) - Welcoming staff, diner-style dishes, and family-friendly atmosphere - the Breakfast Station has been serving Crawfordville for years.
- [A Taste of the Bayou](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/a-taste-of-the-bayou/) - As advertised, A Taste of the Bayou is a local food truck serving delicious boudin, cajun smoked tuna dip, stuffed loin chops, and jalapeno cheddar sausage. If visiting in the spring, try to get your hands on their yummy crawfish while they are in season.
- [A Taste of Mexico](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/a-taste-of-mexico/) - This food truck that goes beyond delicious tacos, they also serve up delicious sandwiches, quesaburgers, chori-fries, and other mash ups of your favorite foods.
- [Ochlockonee Bay Bike Trail](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/ochlockonee-bay-bike-trail/) - The Ochlockonee Bay Bike Trail is an 11.63-mile bicycle/pedestrian trail that will extend from the Mashes Sands Beach in southern Wakulla County along Surf Road to the city of Sopchoppy. Access the trail from the trailhead in Mashes Sands Park, located 6 miles south of Panacea at the end of SR 372. Picnic facilities, restrooms,
- [Reel-Fin-Addict Kayak Fishing](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/reel-fin-addict-kayak-fishing/) - Booked through TNT Hideaway (our local Kayak tour and rental business), Reel-Fin-Addict will set you up with a Hobie Pro, Canoe, or Stand-Up Paddleboard to fish from. Tours accommodate up to 4 guests and are led by professional fishing guides on the flats of Apalachee Bay. Fish for:- Redfish/ Red Drum- Flounder- Trout- Tarpon
- [Rock Landing Ramp](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/rock-landing-ramp/) - This public boat ramp in Panacea offers a paved ramp and several slips to tie off on while you load and unload. This ramp is conveniently located near several restaurants that have slips so you can fuel up after your outing.
- [Skipper Bay](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/skipper-bay/) - Skipper Bay has a short hike in the Panacea Unit of the St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge, down a sandy lane set against the beautiful marsh backdrop. Turn east on Skipper Bay Road — a graded dirt road off US 98 north of Panacea — and pull off to the side for parking. The coastal
- [Sopchoppy River Paddling Trail](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/sopchoppy-river-paddling-trail/) - Boats of all types share the lower river, but the Sopchoppy “long twisting river” narrows impassibly to motorboats further upstream. Those who push on in kayaks and canoes are richly rewarded with a true wilderness experience on this 15-mile paddling trail. Small trickling streams seep from the deep earthen banks of the river as it
- [St. Marks River](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/st-marks-river/) - Feeding into the Apalachee Bay, the St. Marks River originates east of Tallahassee and heads south through Wakulla. The river is a hub of wildlife activity and is accessible through the St. Marks River City Park Ramp and the Newport Boat Ramp.
- [TNT Hideaway, Inc.](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/tnt-hideaway-inc/) - We offer two or three person canoes, single kayaks, tandem kayaks, stand up paddle boards and bikes for rent. American Canoe Association Quick Start and Essentials instruction classes in kayaking and canoeing are available by certified instructors. Eco-tours are guided by professional guides to many other rivers, creeks, and coastal areas along Florida’s big bend.
- [Tripl3 Threat Fishing Charters](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/tripl3-threat-fishing-charters/) - Join Captain John Hurst for boat fishing trips, scalloping, manatee watching, and sunset cruises. His charters are kid-friendly, and he’ll put you on all kinds of fish:- Redfish- Red Snapper- Cobia- Flounder- Speckled Trout- King Mackerel- Tripletail- ScallopsAnd more!
- [Viking Coastal Charters](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/viking-coastal-charters/) - Captain Leif, the captain of Viking Coastal Charters, is a highly skilled individual who has spent more than two decades exploring the northern Florida coastline. With his extensive knowledge of the area and passion for fishing, he offers a wide range of exciting options, including inshore and offshore fishing, scalloping, and shark fishing charters, to
- [Wakulla River Lower Bridge Ramp](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/wakulla-river-lower-bridge-ramp/) - Tucked under Highway 98, the lower bridge ramp is paved. Be careful to steer clear of manatees who frequent this portion of the river.
- [Wakulla River Paddling Trail](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/wakulla-river-paddling-trail/) - This river is a beautiful, clear 10-mile river fed by the world-famous Wakulla Springs. Abundant wildlife can usually be seen with increased activity in the early morning or just before dusk. Anhinga, cormorant, limpkin, osprey and purple gallinule, turtles and otters all live on or in the river. Visiting manatees can be spotted in the
- [Wakulla Sands Golf Course](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/wildwood-golf-and-rv-resort/) - Wakulla Sands Golf Club was founded in 2023 by the Wakulla County Board of County Commissioners and is currently the only municipal golf course in our county. At Wakulla Sands Golf Course, we aim to provide a top-quality, environmentally friendly golf experience for golfers of any experience level. We believe that golf should be enjoyed
- [Capital City to the Sea Trails](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/capital-city-to-the-sea-trails/) - The Capital City to the Sea Trails (CC2ST) is envisioned to be a series of trails that will connect various regions of Wakulla County and Leon County and in the future Franklin, Gadsden, and Jefferson Counties. These trails are not defined for specific users but instead will provide transportation options to allow the movement of
- [Indeblue Indian Bistro ](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/indeblue-indian-bistro/) - Indeblue began as a small Indian restaurant over 18 years ago. Indeblue serves authentic and modern Indian-inspired dishes crafted with passion and care. From our daily-changing lunch buffet to our carefully curated à la carte options, every meal is a celebration of flavor. Whether you’re dining in our beautiful indoor space or enjoying the fresh
- [Myron B. Hodge City Park](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/myron-b-hodge-city-park/) - Myron B. Hodge City Park in Sopchoppy is a favorite spot for both relaxation and adventure along the scenic Sopchoppy River. Birders can enjoy sightings of wading birds, songbirds, and raptors that frequent the riverbanks and surrounding woods, while hikers and bikers can make use of peaceful trails shaded by towering trees. The park also
- [Mashes Sands Beach](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/mashes-sands-beach/) - This secluded beach is surrounded by saltwater marshes, hosts an abundance of wildlife, and is a great place to fish or watch the sunset. Mashes Sands Beach has limited amenities but features a mobile restroom facility onsite and a mobi-mat to the waterline for full ADA accessibility.
- [Woolley Park](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/woolley-park/) - The park overlooks Dickerson Bay on the Gulf and offers a playground, fishing pier, restroom, walking trail and picnic area. Many local events take place here annually, and the pavillion or park can be reserved online. The park overlooks Dickerson Bay on the Gulf and offers a playground, fishing pier, restroom, walking trail and picnic
- [San Marcos de Apalache Historic State Park](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/san-marcos-de-apalache-historic-state-park/) - The many different flags flying over San Marcos de Apalache welcome visitors and symbolize the colorful history of this site, from the Spanish explorers to the present day. The park's museum displays pottery and tools unearthed near the original fort. Interpretive displays explain the history of the San Marcos site. An 18-minute video recounts the
- [Gulf Specimen Marine Laboratory](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/gulf-specimen-marine-laboratory/) - At Gulf Specimen Marine Laboratory in Panacea, you begin to get a better sense of what’s really out there. On a quiet back street between the highway and the bay, we house a collection of sea water tanks and aquariums. Water bubbles and flows in a swirl that sustains unique collections of the bizarre and
- [Wood Lake](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/wood-lake/) - Wood Lake is a recreation area and campground in the Apalachicola National Forest. that features a boat ramp with access to the Ochlockonee River.
- [Wakulla Beach](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/wakulla-beach/) - Explore Wakulla Beach - home to fiddler crabs, wild hogs, and coastal birds. This is not a traditional sandy beach, but maybe something closer to a grassy wetland area. Recreational and commercial anglers use this beach as a launch pad to Goose Creek Bay and the Gulf. If you choose to launch a vessel from
- [St. Marks River City Park](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/st-marks-river-city-park/) - This city park offers a boat ramp, picnic areas, bird and wildlife watching. Enjoy views of the St. Marks River and a different perspective of the San Marcos de Apalache Historic Park.
- [Nichols Charters](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/nichols-and-sons-outdoor-charters/) - Nichols Charters is a family-owned fishing and hunting guide service based in Crawfordville, Florida, offering personalized outdoor adventures along the Big Bend region. Led by Captain Brandon Nichols, a fifth-generation fisherman, the charter specializes in inshore fishing, targeting species such as redfish, speckled trout, black drum, and sheepshead. Captain Brandon's deep-rooted knowledge of local waters
- [Mike's Marine Supply](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/mikes-marine-supply/) - Mike’s Marine Supply is a family-owned business offering top-notch boat sales, boat repairs, and boat motors from top brands. Established in 1970, our business caters to boat owners across Wakulla County who want superior customer service and expert repairs. Conveniently located in Panacea, FL on your way to the coast. Mike Falk, Sr. and Mike
- [Mack Lake Landing](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/mack-lake-landing/) - Mack Landing is a quiet campground on a ridge above the Ochlockonee River, with spaces for campers, RVs (no hookups) and tents. There is a campsite host onsite from October to March, and the campground features non-flushing toilets, drinking water, picnic tables, and a concrete boat ramp. Camping is allowed to non-hunters during general gun season.
- [St. Marks Lighthouse](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/st-marks-lighthouse/) - The second-oldest lighthouse in Florida still stands sentinel over the shores of Apalachee Bay. Constructed in 1831, the picturesque, highly photographed, whitewashed masonry tower and keeper’s quarters rest securely on a base of limestone rock taken — according to local legend — from nearby Fort San Marcos de Apalache. Overlooking the Apalachee Bay, the lighthouse
- [Historic Sopchoppy Train Depot](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/historic-sopchoppy-train-depot/) - The historic Sopchoppy Depot was built around 1891. Originally, the Depot was part of the Carrabelle, Tallahassee & Georgia Railroad Company, which was then absorbed by Georgia, Florida and Alabama Railroad, often referred to fondly as the “Gopher, Frog & Alligator.” The line first started running in 1893 and operated until 1946. The Sopchoppy Depot
- [Historic Old Wakulla County Courthouse](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/historic-old-wakulla-county-courthouse/) - The Old Wakulla County Courthouse was constructed in 1894 in Crawfordville, Florida. This building served as the primary courthouse for Wakulla County until 1948, when the current courthouse was constructed. This wooden building served as the Wakulla County Courthouse, Wakulla County Public Library, and now serves as the Chamber of Commerce office building. When you
- [Oyster Farm Tours](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/oyster-farm-tours/) - Experience the beauty of our local oyster farms located in Skipper and Oyster Bays. This package consists of a 2.5 hour sunset tour where you will learn about the process of growing and harvesting oysters. Oyster tasting is included! Call to book.
- [Wildwood RV Resort](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/wildwood-rv-resort/) - Wildwood RV Resort, is an attractive and luxurious RV park that is frequented by many snowbirds. Wildwood RV continues to be one of the best and most frequently visited RV parks in Florida. With the addition of the new county-owned and renovated golf course, Wakulla Sands, guests can enjoy even more amazing amenities during their
- [Panacea RV Park](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/panacea-rv-park/) - Enjoy amenities like a pool, guest laundry, and convenient boat ramp access at Panacea RV Park. The park offers back-in and drive-through spots with 30- and 50-amp hook ups.
- [Newport Park](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/newport-park/) - Newport Campground is a small campground nestled along the St. Marks River and is directly across from the St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge. Site selections include: full hook-up, water & electric, electric only, and primitive dry.
- [Holiday Campground on Ochlockonee Bay](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/holiday-campground-on-ochlockonee-bay/) - Sitting along Ochlockonee Bay, Holiday Campground offers a relaxed, waterfront setting with full-hookup RV sites, a pool, and a fishing pier. Known for its quiet, friendly atmosphere, it provides a classic “old Florida” feel ideal for nature lovers, anglers, and travelers looking for a peaceful coastal base. It’s a comfortable, well-kept spot for RVers and
- [Rock Landing Marina](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/rock-landing-marina/) - Just because you don’t live in Wakulla doesn’t mean you shouldn’t be treated like you do! Anyone who comes into the Rock Landing Marina is guaranteed top-notch assistance with dockhands available to help you every step of the way. For those who keep their boat at the marina, getting on the water is as easy
- [Bottoms Road Boat Ramp](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/bottoms-road-boat-ramp/) - This boat ramp serves boaters, anglers, and birders. Fish from the sandy shoreline wandering trails cut through foliage, or launch your boat from the paved ramp. As an access point for Levy and Dickerson Bay, the ramp is a stopping point for roseate spoonbills, various duck species, and vocal birds like clapper and Virgina rails.
- [St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/st-marks-national-wildlife-refuge/) - Discover endless ways to explore the outdoors at St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge. Birding enthusiasts can spot everything from migrating waterfowl to rare raptors along some of the best viewing areas on the Gulf Coast. Anglers will find prime spots to cast for redfish, trout, and bass, while paddlers can slip into winding creeks and
- [Levy Bay Road Ramp](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/levy-bay-road-ramp/) - This ramp provides access to the Gulf and is surrounded by gorgeous marsh wetlands that are home to manatees, alligators, and brackish-water-loving fish like trout and redfish. Non-boaters should stop by for lovely sunrises and sunsets or bring the kids to catch minnows.
- [Cherokee Sink](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/cherokee-sink/) - Cherokee Sink is nestled in the forest of Wakulla Springs State Park and beckons swimmers on hot summer afternoons. The sink is accessible via a hike on a sandy trail - 2.4 miles roundtrip - and offers plenty of jumping-off spots and a natural shelf to sunbathe on. Use tick-prevention techniques on your hike to
- [Lower Ochlockonee River Paddling Trail](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/lower-ochlockonee-river-paddling-trail/) - This long paddling trail is not suitable for beginners due to areas of navigational difficulty. Low water may require portaging while high water can make conditions dangerous. The river above Hitchcock Lake is more unpredictable, with numerous twists and turns. The full trip from SR 20 to Ochlockonee River State Park is about 62 miles,
- [Jerry's Bait & Tackle](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/jerrys-bait-tackle/) - Fishing supplies store stocking various baits and tackle, along with a 24/7 ice machine.
- [Fysh Hunter Fishing Charters](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/fysh-hunter-fishing-charters/) - From Captain Dustin:Welcome to "The Forgotten Coast", a place like no other. My name is Dustin, father of two, fishing guide, and two time chili cook off champion at my kids elementary school. I am a passionate and knowledgeable Captain and enjoy sharing my passion with others in hopes they too will become passionate about
- [Fly 98](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/fly-98/) - Fly 98 Guide Service offers premier fly and light tackle fishing charters along Florida’s Forgotten Coast, departing from Shell Point, FL—just south of Tallahassee. Specializing in targeting redfish, black drum, tripletail, and tarpon, Captain Justin Wallheiser provides personalized experiences tailored to anglers of all skill levels. With over two decades of local fishing expertise, he
- [Florida National Scenic Trail](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/florida-national-scenic-trail/) - The Florida National Scenic Trail meanders for 1,400 miles through wilderness areas and across the beautiful landscapes of Florida. Wakulla County is fortunate to have the trail run through it for approximately 75 miles with two designated gateway communities: the City of St. Marks and the City of Sopchoppy. The trail follows abandoned railroad beds
- [Bust-A-Knot Charters](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/bust-a-knot-charters/) - Bust-A-Knot Charters offers premier offshore fishing experiences out of Carrabelle, Florida, led by Captain Kevin Libby and his son, Captain Zach Libby. Their 32-foot sportfishing vessel is fully equipped with air conditioning, a private bathroom, and exceeds U.S. Coast Guard regulations, ensuring a comfortable and safe journey for up to six anglers. With over 20
- [Florida Circumnavigational Saltwater Paddling Trail (Segment 5)](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/florida-circumnavigational-saltwater-paddling-trail-segment-5/) - Stretching the entire southern border of the county - this paddling trail travels the coast from Holiday Campground on the Ochlockonee Bay to St. Marks in its fourth leg. On your paddle, look out for coastal birds and dolphins.
- [Fightin' Bottom Charters](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/fightin-bottom-charters/) - Fightin' Bottom Charters provides premier inshore and nearshore fishing experiences along Florida’s Forgotten Coast, departing from St. Marks and Alligator Point. Led by Captain Case White, a seasoned local angler with over 20 years of experience, the charter specializes in targeting species such as redfish, speckled trout, black drum, sheepshead, and seasonal catches like cobia
- [Cypress Run Farm](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/cypress-run-farm/) - The farm offers a quiet nature-oriented atmosphere that allows visitors relief from everyday stress within a completely fenced 38-acre paradise. Boarding facilities, riding instruction, trail rides, guide service, equine therapy programs, summer riding day camps, equine themed artwork.
- [Crum's Mini Mall](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/crums-mini-mall/) - We have been locally owned for forty years. Our in store selection is huge, with over 3000 rods in stock. We have live and frozen bait, marine supplies, marine and home hardware, souvenirs, you name it we just might have it. Come by Crum's and see the people who know the coast for all of
- [Coast Runner Outfitters](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/coast-runner-outfitters/) - Coast Runner Outfitters is a family‑owned adventure outfitter based in Crawfordville, Florida, offering a diverse array of outdoor experiences across Wakulla County. Founded in 2021 by Captain Donny Miley and his wife Stephanie, the company has quickly become a go‑to provider for guided hunting and fishing trips in the region. Captain Donny, a seasoned guide
- [Boomcoast Adventures](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/boomcoast-adventures/) - Boomcoast Adventures offers guided shallow-water fly fishing trips and duck hunting. Led by Captain Josh, guests can explore the local fishery in style, benefiting from years of knowledge and experience on the water.
- [Barefoot Bill's](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/barefoot-bills/) - Barefoot Bill’s offers guided fishing and outdoor excursions in Wakulla County, specializing in inshore redfish, black drum and trout trips. Guests can also enjoy scenic sunset cruises, all led by Captain Bill. Half Day & ¾ Day Charters in:- St. Marks- Shell Point- Ochlockonee BayEco Tours of St. MarksSunset Cruises
- [Bradwell Bay National Wilderness Area](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/bradwell-bay-national-wilderness-area/) - The Bradwell Bay National Wilderness Area, one of the grandest wild areas in northern Florida, is located in the Apalachicola National Forest approximately 25 miles southwest of Tallahassee. Backpacker Magazine calls it one of the 10 toughest hikes in the United States. The region remains constantly wet and hikers must often slog through waist-deep water.
- [Big Bend National Scenic Byway](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/big-bend-national-scenic-byway/) - The Big Bend Scenic Highway is a guided driving route that takes visitors by protected lands, museums, lighthouses, scenic parks, and local eateries.
- [Azalea Park](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/azalea-park/) - Azalea Park is a community park in downtown Crawfordville. This park provides a walking trail with a rubberized surface, an exercise area, and picnic tables. The park features small gazebos at the north and south ends available to rent.
- [AMS Marine Supply](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/ams-marine-supply/) - AMS sells marine and fishing supplies and has a fully-stocked bait shop with fresh and frozen shrimp, crickets, worms, a selection of fresh and frozen minnows, frozen mackerel and mullet, and frozen squid. Open since 1987, the Marine Supply store can outfit you for your next offshore adventure with plenty of saltwater tackle, rods and
- [3Y Ranch](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/3y-ranch/) - Located on 500 beautiful acres in the heart of Wakulla County with miles of riding trails. Oak hammocks, tall pine trees, open fields and natural sink holes all grace the property and will serve to make your riding experience unforgettable. Boarding facilities, riding instruction, training packages. Venue available for weddings, special occasions and events.
- [The Lodge at Wakulla Springs State Park](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/the-lodge-at-wakulla-springs-state-park/) - In 1937, financier Edward Ball took his idea of quiet elegance and placed it gently in the most serene place he’d found on his international travels, Wakulla Springs. He imported marble and tile, hired artisans in iron and stone, and introduced to the world a most unique retreat. Today, the Lodge offers guests a variety of guest rooms,
- [Wakulla County Florida Time Capsule](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/wakulla-county-florida-time-capsule/) - Just down the road from the Historic Courthouse on the lawn of the current Wakulla County Courthouse is a time capsule placed and sealed by the County Commission in 1993 — the 150th anniversary of the county — to be opened in 50 years.
- [Sopchoppy Opry](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/sopchoppy-opry/) - Hosted in the historic Sopchoppy High School gymnasium, the Sopchoppy Opry hosts a monthly concert.
- [Shields Marina](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/shields-marina/) - Shields Marina is a full-service marina in St. Marks. Serving the public since 1952, Shields offers dry covered, dry open, and wet slip storage, plus boat rentals, service, and sales. Explore the waterways with our pontoon boats, kayaks, and paddle boards, or take advantage of the 6,000-square-foot Ship Store stocked with tackle, bait, and supplies.
- [Shell Island Fish Camp & Marina](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/shell-island-fish-camp-marina/) - Just minutes from the Gulf, Shell Island Fish Camp is a family-owned destination with everything you need for a classic fishing trip or waterside retreat. From motel rooms and rustic cabins to full-hookup RV sites, you’ll find comfort, convenience, and a welcoming community—all right on the water.
- [Otter Lake](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/otter-lake/) - Otter Lake is a peaceful getaway perfect for anyone who loves the outdoors. Anglers will find great fishing from the shoreline or a small boat, with bass, bream, and catfish among the local catches. Birders can enjoy spotting wading birds and migratory species that frequent the lake’s edges, while the surrounding pine forests and wetlands
- [E. Guy Revell, Jr. Nature Trail Conservation Area](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/e-guy-revell-jr-nature-trail-conservation-area/) - The E. Guy Revell, Jr. Nature Trail Conservation Area includes 3 miles of natural surface and multi-use trails accessible for walking, hiking, and cycling. Two trailheads are available for parking located on Saddletree Trail and Maplewood Drive. The park is open from 8 a.m. to sunset, with no swimming or overnight camping. This recreation area
- [Apalachicola National Forest](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/apalachicola-national-forest/) - Preserved in 1936, the Apalachicola National Forest is the largest forest in Florida at 573,521 acres. In addition to numerous recreation opportunities on its waterways and trails - including 67 miles of the Florida National Scenic Trail - the forest offers other attractions such as Leon Sinks, an unusual geological area of caverns and sinkholes,
- [Ava Outdoors](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/ava-outdoors/) - Ava Outdoors delivers customized adventures in Wakulla County, from inshore fishing and duck hunting to scalloping, gigging, and oyster farm tours. Captain Ava is fully-licensed and will provide all of the necessary gear for a successful fishing or hunting trip.- Inshore Fishing- Scalloping- Eco/Sunset Tours- Duck Hunting- Oyster Farm Tours Gigging for:- Flounder- Sheepshead- Drum-
- [Austin's Offshore Adventures](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/austins-offshore-adventures/) - Austin’s Offshore Adventures takes anglers beyond the shoreline into deep-sea excursions across Apalachee Bay and the Gulf, targeting grouper, snapper, and pelagic species. With a seasoned captain, premium gear, and local expertise, guests enjoy a full offshore experience—combining action, scenery, and salt air. USCG Captain R. S. Austin is licensed and insured launching out of
- [Marker 11](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/marker-11/) - The reviews for Marker 11 compliment their ever-changing inventory, consignment pricing, knowledgeable staff and unique finds!
- [GypsyRose Beach Boutique](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/gypsyrose-beach-boutique/) - Here at Gypsy Rose everyday is a runway! We empower women of all ages to look and feel their best.
- [The Sugar Fix Authentic Shave Ice](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/the-sugar-fix-authentic-shave-ice/) - The Sugar Fix is an authentic Hawaiian shave ice dessert truck serving the panhandle of Florida. When you stop by, you’ll find colorful flower cups, fluffy ice stacked insanely high, over 40+ flavors made fresh every week, and an array of add ons like ice cream & the best sweet cream topping around. The menu
- [Faith Brew Coffee - by the Shack](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/faith-brew-coffee-by-the-shack/) - This food truck serves our community with local Bayside Espresso & Lucky Goat Cold Brew, plus fresh coffee, bagels, quiches, egg bites and grab-n-go favorites like breakfast sandwiches and chicken salad.
- [New Ming Tree Garden](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/new-ming-tree-garden/) - Ming Tree Garden serves Chinese cuisine, including all of your takeout favorites, sushi, and beer for those dining in.
- [The Mill House Food Truck](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/the-mill-house-food-truck-2/) - Typically open from 11-2pm, The Mill House serves up yummy paninis, burgers, and salads. This lunchtime food truck makes fresh dishes comprised of locally-sourced fruits and veggies.
- [Lunar Bay Coffee](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/lunar-bay-coffee/) - This cozy coffee shop offers yummy beverages, friendly baristas, and comfy seating.
- [Seineyard at Wildwood](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/seineyard-at-wildwood/) - Seineyard (pronounced sayn-yard) literally means an area where people congregate to purchase fish caught with a seine net. Today, the Seineyard is a lively restaurant that cooks up any seafood dish you could imagine plus the southern delicacies you'd expect from a place like Wakulla. Enjoy Sunday buffets at the Wildwood location.
- [St. Marks Outfitters](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/st-marks-outfitters/)
- [Sand and Soul Designs](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/sand-and-soul-designs/) - Sand and Soul offers perfectly-curated women's fashion, soy candles, tupelo honey, and home decor. This boutique is a great place to stop for Wakulla themed souveniers or keepsakes from your visit.
- [Porter Island Seafood](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/porter-island-seafood/) - Prime rib, pork chops and chicken parmesean - Porter Island delivers elevated food in a casual setting.
- [Panacea Outfitters](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/panacea-outfitters/)
- [Lucky Goat Coffee (Panacea Coffee)](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/lucky-goat-coffee-panacea-coffee/) - With both hot drip and cold brew coffee, Lucky Goat brews the classics and specialty blends like candy bar and southern pecan. This coffee bus has cold brew taps built right into the exterior, beconing you to try the local flavors.
- [KP's Home Cooking (Food Truck-At Civic Brewing Company)](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/kps-home-cooking/) - Stop by KP's food truck parked at Civic Brewing for bountiful salads, juicy burgers and Po Boys.
- [Civic Brewing Company](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/civic-brewing-company/) - Wakulla's original brewery, Civic offers locally-brewed beer, seltzers, and some seriously delicious bar food. Think: pizza, wings, desserts, and salads if you're into that sort of thing. With a friendly bar and an outdoor beer garden with a stage for local musicians, you'll have a hard time leaving.
- [Nichols & Sons Seafood](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/nichols-sons-seafood/) - Along Sopchoppy Highway, is the Nichols & Son’s Seafood Market. Nichols & Son’s has served the Florida panhandle & Southern Georgia for more than 80 years and multiple generations. Their retail market is renowned for its shrimp, oysters, fresh fish and crab. They are also a wholesale distributor of the items.
- [Newport Ramp](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/newport-ramp/) - Newport Ramp, located within its namesake park, has a paved ramp surrounded by two small piers to tie off and load up before launch. The ramp provides access to the St. Marks River at the Highway 98 overpass.
- [Myron B. Hodge City Park Boat Ramp](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/myron-b-hodge-city-park-boat-ramp/)
- [My Way Seafood](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/my-way-seafood/) - My Way Seafood, located along the Coastal Highway in Panacea, opened its doors in 1984. Specializing in black grouper, mullet, blue crabs, and more, My Way also carries seasonal items like the stone, and soft-shell crab.
- [Mineral Springs Seafood By The Bay](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/mineral-springs-seafood-by-the-bay/) - The local secret for any seafood dip you could possibly imagine. With everything from the local classic - smoked mullet, to candied crab dip, you're sure to find something to pique your palette. Grab a bag of shrimp or some fish fillets to enjoy later.
- [Outlaw Oyster Company](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/outlaw-oyster-company/) - This local farmer will sell fresh oysters on occassion. Check their Facebook page to stay up to date on ordering.
- [Ouzt's Too Oyster Bar and Grill](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/ouzts-too-oyster-bar/) - Ouzt’s Too and its predecessor, Ouzt’s Oyster Bar, are mainstays in Wakulla County that go back decades. As you would expect, you can find delicious and perfectly shucked oysters by the bucketful here, but the menu also features some excellent versions of other gulf coast classics like gumbo and mullet dip.
- [Posey’s Up the Creek Steamroom and Oyster Bar](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/poseys-steam-room-oyster-bar/) - Residents and visitors alike come from miles around to Posey’s to taste simply prepared delicacies like steamed crab claws, steamed shrimp, and oysters on the half-shell. Keep in mind that if you have been fishing you can bring your own catch into Posey’s and have it prepared by the chefs. It doesn’t get any fresher
- [Purify Creek Paddling Trail](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/purify-creek-paddling-trail/) - Near the western edge of the St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge, this trail is a part of the Florida Circumnavigational Saltwater Paddling Trail. This creek meanders through the marsh and terminates in Oyster Bay behind Piney Island.
- [Rocky's Wakulla](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/rockys-wakulla/) - This convenience store offers a breakfast and lunch deli, Hunt Brothers pizza, and loads of hot coffee. There arent many convenience stores you can get a full breakfast plate at, but Rocky's is certainly one!
- [Sanders & Sons Crab Company](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/sanders-sons-crab-company/) - In the heart of Sopchoppy is Sanders and Son’s Crab. It is one of the last remaining wholesale retailers of crab within their area. Family owned and operated for 35 years, they handle a range of crab types, including fresh blue crabs, cocktail fingers, jumbo, lump, and claw crab meat – by the pound.
- [Saucey Lady Oyster Company](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/saucey-lady-oyster-company/) - Saucy Lady oysters are routinely culled and raised out of the water to ensure that they become clean, plump, well rounded, meaty, salty, gourmet quality oysters when harvested. Upon harvest, they are graded for size and quality to assure our customer's satisfaction.
- [Savannah's Country Buffet](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/savannahs-country-buffet/) - If you're on the east side of the county, Savannah's is the spot to catch breakfast all day. Aside from their breakfast dishes, there is a lunch buffet every day - featuring seafood on Fridays and Saturdays.
- [Sopchoppy Bakehouse and Coffee Company](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/sopchoppy-bakehouse-and-coffee-company/) - The Bakehouse is a small batch bakery and roastery in downtown Sopchoppy. Grab a yummy quiche tart, a 'cruffin,' or delicious fudgey brownies.
- [Sopchoppy Depot Park](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/sopchoppy-depot-park/)
- [The Kast Net](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/the-kast-net/) - The Kast Net has a little bit of everything - with American, Japanese, Chinese, and Vietnamese on the menu, everyone in the family will enjoy their meal. The best thing on the menu is the take and bake dinners that are great for large groups that want a quiet night in.
- [The Loafer's Bench](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/the-loafers-bench/) - Step into this sweet little lunch spot that delivers big on its sandwich game. Piled high with cold cuts or dripping in cheese, you can't go wrong with this menu. Do yourself a favor and stock up on the sweet treats like the pecan loaf for your ride home and maybe grab some Sopchoppy Sauce
- [The Salty Donkey](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/the-salty-donkey/) - The Salty Donkey is your go-to waterfront restaurant & tiki bar in Panacea, FL - serving up fresh coastal eats, cold drinks, and unbeatable views.
- [Tropical Trader Shrimp Co.](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/tropical-trader-shrimp-co/) - Whether you like them grilled, blackened, friend or broiled - Tropical Trader is the spot for all things shrimp, and seafood, for that matter. Enjoy live music on weekends or the game on one of their big screen TVs.
- [Wakulla River Park](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/wakulla-river-park/)
- [Wakulla County Equestrian Center](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/wakulla-county-equestrian-center/)
- [Las Palmas Mexican Restaurant](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/las-palmas-mexican-restaurant/) - Offering delicious Mexican food lovingly served by attentive staff, Las Palmas is one of a handful of Mexican restaurants in Wakulla everyone knows and loves. Enjoy a family dinner here or meet new friends over margaritas at the bar.
- [Hutton's Seafood](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/huttons-seafood/) - Hutton's is reknowned for its soft shell crabs made out of a food truck. Here, your buck goes far with massive portions made to order.
- [Hamaknocker's BBQ](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/hamaknockers-bbq/) - Accept no substitutes: Real southern barbecue is a labor of time, technique, and love, and all of those are on display in the succulent offerings at Hamaknocker’s BBQ. Pair their slow-smoked meats with some of the 11 delicious homemade sauces for the perfect taste of the south.
- [Fine Espresso Bar](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/fine-espresso-bar/) - A north Florida based coffee roaster and mobile espresso bar served from a remodeled 1969 Shasta camper, this place has serious ambiance. Offering a minimal coffee menu that is focused on quality espresso, check their Facebook to find where they're set up.
- [Fiddler's Point Oyster Company](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/fiddlers-point-oyster-company/) - Locally harvested oysters and clams available to grab and go for your next gathering. Make sure to check their Facebook for pop-up sales in various Wakulla County communities.
- [Farmers Seafood Too](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/farmers-seafood-too/) - Farmer's Seafood Too is both a seafood market and restaurant specializing in giant shrimp, crab, and tons of fish straight from the Gulf. Their awesome staff will even deliver orders. Check out their Facebook to see what's fresh today.
- [El Jalisco Crawfordville](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/el-jalisco-crawfordville/) - Broadly loved, El Jalisco is Mexican food done right in Crawfordville. Start your night with a margarita and chori-queso and finish with delicious churros.
- [Donkey's Bar and Grill](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/donkeys-bar-and-grill/) - Donkeys Bar & Grill in Crawfordville, FL is your go-to family spot for sizzling steaks, juicy burgers, saucy wings & more! Enjoy weekly meal & drink specials in a fun, laid-back atmosphere. Great food, cold drinks & good times await!
- [Cooter Stew Cafe](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/cooter-stew-cafe/) - The locals know - Cooter Stew is Turtle Stew, and while its on the menu, Cooter Stew Cafe also dishes up yummy burgers and fried seafood. The atmosphere is quintessential Wakulla - friendly servers, outdoor dining, and even a stage for live music.
- [Bo Lynn's Grocery](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/bo-lynns-grocery/) - Originally opened as a grocer, Bo Lynn's also serves up delicious breakfast sandwiches for anglers on their way off shore. Bo Lynn's also hosts a rotating schedule of food trucks and pop-up cooks - so check out their Facebook to see what's on the menu.
- [Apalachee Maritime Paddling Trail](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/apalachee-maritime-paddling-trail/) - This paddling network is comprised of ten different paddling trails spread throughout the Wakulla County area. With both saltwater and freshwater routes, paddlers can enjoy a vast variety of landscapes and wildlife depending on the adventure they select.
- [Ochlockonee River State Park](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/ochlockonee-river-state-park/) - Ochlockonee River State Park is a nature-lover’s paradise where rare wildlife and pristine landscapes come together. Hike or bike beneath towering longleaf pines, where the endangered red-cockaded woodpecker makes its home, or wander scenic trails that lead to quiet river views. Birders will delight in spotting a variety of species—from colorful warblers and wood storks
- [Bayside RV Resort & Marina](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/bayside-rv-resort-marina/) - Offering bayfront and first-tier lots, Bayside is situated right on the water where you can spot manatees, fish from their pier, kayak or paddleboard, while staying comfortably in your RV. Electric hook-ups accomodate both 30 and 50-amp needs.
- [The Oaks RV Resort and Motel](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/the-oaks-rv-resort-and-motel/) - Pull-through and back-in spots becon RVers to The Oaks. A dog park, boat parking, and guest laundry invites them to stay a while. With 50, 30, and 20 amp plug-ins available, the park accomodates most any rig, but traditional guest rooms are also available.
- [Wakulla Welcome Center](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/wakulla-welcome-center/) - The Wakulla Welcome Center in Panacea is the perfect first stop for exploring Wakulla County and Florida’s Gulf Coast. Visitors can pick up maps, guides, and local insights to plan their adventures, from birding and fishing to paddling and hiking. From the wrap-around deck overlooking the marsh, guests can enjoy wildlife watching right on site,
- [Shell Point Beach Park](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/shell-point-beach-park/) - Shell Point Beach is a sun-soaked escape along Florida’s Gulf Coast, perfect for beachcombing, swimming, and soaking in the coastal scenery. Visitors can stroll along soft sandy shores searching for seashells, watch shorebirds and wading birds in the tidal flats, or simply relax with a picnic while listening to the waves. The calm, shallow waters
- [St. Marks River Park Boat Ramp](https://www.visitwakulla.com/places/st-marks-river-park-boat-ramp/)

## Venues

- [Panacea Community Garden](https://www.visitwakulla.com/venue/panacea-community-garden/)
- [Myron B. Hodge City Park](https://www.visitwakulla.com/venue/myron-b-hodge-city-park/)
- [Eden Springs Nursing & Rehab Center](https://www.visitwakulla.com/venue/eden-springs-nursing-rehab-center/)
- [3Y Ranch](https://www.visitwakulla.com/venue/3y-ranch/)
- [Civic Brewing Co.](https://www.visitwakulla.com/venue/civic-brewing-co/)
- [Sopchoppy Fun Run](https://www.visitwakulla.com/venue/sopchoppy-fun-run/)
- [UF IFAS Extension Office](https://www.visitwakulla.com/venue/uf-ifas-extension-office/)
- [Horseman's Speed Show](https://www.visitwakulla.com/venue/horsemans-speed-show/)
- [Wakulla County Courthouse](https://www.visitwakulla.com/venue/wakulla-county-courthouse/)
- [Woolley Park](https://www.visitwakulla.com/venue/woolley-park/)
- [St. Marks Wildlife Refuge](https://www.visitwakulla.com/venue/st-marks-wildlife-refuge/)
- [Hudson Park](https://www.visitwakulla.com/venue/hudson-park/)
- [Edward Ball Wakulla Springs State Park](https://www.visitwakulla.com/venue/edward-ball-wakulla-springs-state-park/)
- [Gulf Specimen Marine Lab](https://www.visitwakulla.com/venue/gulf-specimen-marine-lab/)
- [Wakulla County Shrine Club](https://www.visitwakulla.com/venue/wakulla-county-shrine-club/)
- [Wakulla Sands Golf Course](https://www.visitwakulla.com/venue/wakulla-sands-golf-course/)
- [Wakulla Welcome Center](https://www.visitwakulla.com/venue/wakulla-welcome-center/)
- [Sopchoppy High School](https://www.visitwakulla.com/venue/sopchoppy-high-school/)
- [Sopchoppy Depot Park](https://www.visitwakulla.com/venue/sopchoppy-depot-park/)
- [St. Marks Community Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/venue/st-marks-community-market/)

## Organizers

- [Panacea Waterfronts](https://www.visitwakulla.com/organizer/panacea-waterfronts/)
- [Discover Sopchopy](https://www.visitwakulla.com/organizer/discover-sopchopy/)
- [Keep Wakulla County Beautiful](https://www.visitwakulla.com/organizer/keep-wakulla-county-beautiful/)
- [Wakulla County Chamber of Commerce](https://www.visitwakulla.com/organizer/wakulla-county-chamber-of-commerce/)
- [Sopchoppy Worm Gruntin Run Club](https://www.visitwakulla.com/organizer/sopchoppy-worm-gruntin-run-club/)
- [Gulf Specimen Marine Lab](https://www.visitwakulla.com/organizer/gulf-specimen-marine-lab/)
- [Visit Panacea](https://www.visitwakulla.com/organizer/visit-panacea/)
- [Wakulla County Horseman's Association](https://www.visitwakulla.com/organizer/wakulla-county-horsemans-association/)
- [Crawfordville Lions Club](https://www.visitwakulla.com/organizer/crawfordville-lions-club-2/)
- [Crawfordville Lions Club](https://www.visitwakulla.com/organizer/crawfordville-lions-club/)

## Events

- [Gage Pitman Memorial "Rockin' Reds" Fishing Tournament](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/gage-pitman-memorial-rockin-reds-fishing-tournament/) - You won't want to miss the Rockin'Reds Fishing Tournament, which commemorates the life and legacy of local fisherman Gage Pitman. With divisions for individuals, teams, and now kayakers, the tournament offers participants 100% pay-outs. Those coming to enjoy the party can enter the Cornhole Tournament on Saturday, which also has a winner's pay-out. Weigh-ins daily,
- [Panacea "Rock the Dock" Fishing Tournament](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/panacea-rock-the-dock-fishing-tournament/) - The Big Bend’s largest fishing tournament is back - don't miss the 16th Annual Rock the Dock Fishing Tournament! Register for the tournament at: https://www.visitpanacea.org/ The official weigh-in station is at Woolley Park, Panacea, Florida. Join us during the weigh-ins to see some monster fish, have an ice-cold beer, browse craft vendors, or grab a bite
- [Panacea Community Garden Farmers Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/panacea-community-garden-farmers-market-7/2026-04-04/) - Located next to the Panacea Community Garden, this lively market offers fresh produce, farm eggs, local honey, homemade baked goods, handcrafted goods, and family-friendly activities. Enjoy live music, savor Bradley sausage dogs hot off the grill, and experience a vibrant gathering full of local flavor and community charm.
- [Sopchoppy Fourth of July Celebration](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/sopchoppy-fourth-of-july-celebration/) - Catch the Independence Day Parade downtown, then head over to Myron B. Hodge City Park for a Fourth of July festival starting at 11 a.m. There will be vendors, live music, food, and fireworks after dark.
- [Wakulla Master Gardeners Annual Plant Sale](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/wakulla-master-gardeners-annual-plant-sale/) - More to come!
- [Easter Carnival](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/easter-carnival/) - This is a free event open to the community. The event will feature: Carnival Games Face Painting Photo Booth with the Easter Bunny Raffle with Prizes Food And of course, an Easter Egg Hunt starting at 10:30.
- [Greatest American Clean-Up Kick Off - Apalachicola National Forest](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/greatest-american-clean-up-kick-off-apalachicola-national-forest/) - Keep Wakulla County Beautiful invites local elected officials, civic leaders, business owners, agency representatives, and organizational leaders to join us for the kickoff of the 2026 Greatest American Cleanup. Your leadership helps set the standard for environmental stewardship and sends a strong message that litter prevention starts at the top. Cleanup supplies provided Family- and
- [15th Annual Wakulla County Chamber Low-Country Boil](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/15th-annual-wakulla-county-chamber-low-country-boil/) - Get ready for one of Wakulla County’s favorite traditions! This signature event is all about good food, great company, and community. Guests will enjoy a delicious low-country boil cooked to perfection while spending the afternoon with friends, neighbors, and fellow Chamber supporters in a relaxed, outdoor setting. The Low Country Boil is one of the
- [Sopchoppy Worm Grunters Ball](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/sopchoppy-worm-gruntin-ball/) - The worms aren’t the only ones coming out to party… After a full day of Worm Gruntin’ Festival fun, keep the celebration going at the Worm Grunters’ Ball at Civic Brewing Co. Attend for an evening of great music, cold drinks, and community as Rick Ott Band takes the stage and keeps Sopchoppy dancing all
- [24th Annual Worm Gruntin' Festival](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/24th-annual-worm-gruntin-festival/) - The little town of Sopchoppy is on the eastern edge of the Apalachicola National Forest, not too far south of Tallahassee. We bill ourselves as the "Worm Gruntin' Capitol" of the world. Worm gruntin' is a technique to make earthworms come to the ground surface so they can be collected and used for fish bait.
- [Fun Run: 24th Annual Sopchoppy Worm Gruntin' Festival](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/fun-run-24th-annual-sopchoppy-worm-gruntin-festival/) - The Worm Gruntin' Festival is an iconic Wakulla County staple. Worm Gruntin' is a lifestyle, and we celebrate it all day long. "What a Wonderful Worm" Fun Run This family-friendly fun run, which officially kicks off the 24th Annual Sopchoppy Worm Gruntin' Festival, is a 1.4 mile Run/walk that meanders through historic downtown Sopchoppy, Florida.
- [3rd Annual Mermaids and Mimosas](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/3rd-annual-mermaids-and-mimosas/) - This year, the Gulf Specimen Marine Lab is making this event bigger and better! Sip, socialize, and support their mission while enjoying an unforgettable night of food and fun, all to raise money for the Marine Lab. This adults-only event is complete with: Live Music Silent Auction Seafood Boil & Hors d'oeuvres Drinks & Mimosas
- [Panacea Beer & Oyster Festival](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/panacea-beer-oyster-festival-3/) - The Panacea Beer and Oyster Festival is held along Dickerson Bay at Woolley Park in Panacea, Florida. The festival features unlimited samplings of local and national craft beers in the beer garden and will host local oyster farmers who will have their delicious oysters available for purchase! The festival will also feature food & craft
- [Wakulla Wonderful - a Celebration of Wakulla County, Florida](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/wakulla-wonderful-a-celebration-of-wakulla/) - Presented by Wakulla 4-H, Wakulla Wonderful celebrates the county's history and commemorates the founding day of Wakulla. With vendors, entertainment, and history tours of local landmarks like the Old Jail and County Courthouse, Wakulla Wonderful is a well-rounded event that exhibits local pride for the county.
- [Wakulla County Horsemen’s Association March Speed Show](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/wakulla-county-horsemens-association-march-speed-show/) - Saddle up for the March Speed Show hosted by the Wakulla County Horsemen’s Association, a must-see equestrian event in Wakulla County, Florida. This family-friendly show features talented riders and beautiful horses competing in a variety of classes. Spectators can enjoy an exciting day celebrating local horsemanship and equestrian traditions in North Florida.
- [23rd Annual St. Patrick's Day Celebration & Parade](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/23rd-annual-st-patricks-day-celebration-parade/) - Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in Wakulla County at the 23rd Annual St. Patrick’s Day Celebration hosted by the Crawfordville Lions Club. The event features a lively parade traveling along Crawfordville Highway between Azalea Park and Hudson Park. After the parade, enjoy live music, local food vendors, artisan booths, and family-friendly fun at Hudson Park. Stick
- [MLK Day Celebration](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/mlk-day-celebration/) - Join the Wakulla County Christian Coalition for their MLK Remembrance Ceremony at the Courthouse at 9 a.m. the morning of the 19th, followed by their annual breakfast starting at 10 a.m. at Palaver Tree Theater. For more information, contact (850) 545-5982 or (850) 510-7517. Locations & Times: Wakulla County Courthouse (3059 Crawfordville Hwy, Crawfordville) 9:00
- [Panacea Gumbo Cook-Off](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/panacea-gumbo-cook-off/) - Benefitting the Big Bend Maritime Center, the Gumbo Cook-Off features both People’s Choice and Judges’ Choice competitions. Entry into the competition is $40/team. Email Natasha to sign up: natasha.bbmc@gmail.com
- [WHO Festival](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/who-festival/) - What do fishing, archery, birdwatching, wildlife, hiking, wildlife observation, and prescribed fire have in common? These topics are all exhibits at the WHO Festival! This festival is to “Connect People to Nature” through a community celebration of nature and local wildlife heritage. The many exhibitors will provide fun outdoor activities from the past and present
- [Mudbugs & Music on the Bay](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/mudbugs-music-on-the-bay/) - Keep Wakulla County Beautiful presents the annual Mardi Gras Crawfish Cook-Off. Enjoy live music, beer, and crawfish with awards presented for People’s Choice, Most Creative Booth and Costumes. Admission is $5 for guests 12+, $3 for ages 6-12, and kids under 6 are free! Check out the special VIP experience tickets for $100 each. RSVP
- [22nd Annual Crawfordville Arbor Day](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/22nd-annual-crawfordville-arbor-day/) - Stop by to collect a free tree on behalf of the Wakulla County Garden Club. Species available include Blackgum, Eastern Red Cedar, Persimmon, Pignut Hickory, Redbud, Red Maple, Rusty Blackhaw, White Oak, and Wild Black Cherry, among others. Trees are available while supplies last! RSVP online
- [Panacea Community Garden Farmers Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/panacea-community-garden-farmers-market-3-2/) - Enjoy browsing through the offerings of local vendors, children's activities and live music all at one location. Embrace the community spirit of farm-fresh produce and products.
- [Wakulla Springs Car Show](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/wakulla-springs-car-show-2/) - Visit Wakulla Springs for a car show with park admission. Vote for your favorites between 10am and noon, with awards presented at 1:30. Enjoy beer and food vendors plus a family-friendly educational program, "Cars and Karst" and the sinkhole car.
- [Spooky Specimens](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/spooky-specimens/) - Dive into the Halloween spirit at Gulf Specimen Marine Lab’s 3rd Annual Spooky Specimens! Get ready for an evening where ocean wonders meet eerie fun filled with festive décor, costumed staff, and a touch of marine magic around every corner. Test your luck on the Wheel of Thrills and Gills, venture through the glowing Jellyfish
- [County Line Craft Show](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/county-line-craft-show-2/) - Bring the whole family to enjoy the variety of vendors shoecasing their talents and items available for sale. With food trucks on site, home decor and more, come by for a fun afternoon and maybe get ahead on some holiday shopping.
- [Sopchoppy Opry ft. The Todd Allen Show](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/sopchoppy-opry-ft-the-todd-allen-show-2/) - Get ready to groove at the Sopchoppy Opry featuring the Todd Allen Show! Book your tickets at sopchoppyopry.com. All net proceeds are used towards the restorations of the historic Sopchoppy High School.
- [Panacea Community Garden Farmers Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/panacea-community-garden-farmers-market-4/) - Enjoy browsing through the offerings of local vendors, children's activities and live music all at one location. Embrace the community spirit of farm-fresh produce and products.
- [Play For The Bay](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/play-for-the-bay/) - Time: 8 a.m. registration, 9:30 shot gun start Grab your clubs and join the FSU Coastal Marine Laboratory for a day of golf to support the preservation of our bays and estuaries along Florida's Forgotten Coast. This 4-person scramble style tournament is sure to stir up some friendly competition. Registration is $500 a team and
- [Christmas in Panacea](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/christmas-in-panacea-2/) - Find family fun and more at Christmas in Panacea! Enjoy the parade of lights starting at 6:30pm, snow falling (in Florida!) throughout the event and Santa circulating around to take pictures!
- [Sopchoppy Opry - A Country Gold Christmas](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/sopchoppy-opry-a-country-gold-christmas-2/) - Get ready to groove at the Sopchoppy Opry at A Country Gold Christmas! Book your tickets at sopchoppyopry.com. All net proceeds are used towards the restorations of the historic Sopchoppy High School.
- [Christmas in Sopchoppy Festival](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/christmas-in-sopchoppy-festival-2/) - Join us for a real old-fashioned, small-town Christmas with a twist at the Sopchoppy Depot Park! Start shopping through our unique vendors of homemade treasures and enjoy their treats as well.
- [Sopchoppy Community Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/sopchoppy-depot-days-market-3/) - This charming farmers market is filled with unique handmade items and local produce. Visit the various food trucks and nearby downtown shops to browse through.
- [St. Marks Community Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/st-marks-community-market-5/) - This community markets supports all kinds of local crafters, gardeners and more! Stop by to support local entrepreneurs.
- [St. Marks Community Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/st-marks-community-market-4/) - This community markets supports all kinds of local crafters, gardeners and more! Stop by to support local entrepreneurs.
- [St. Marks Community Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/st-marks-community-market-3/) - This community markets supports all kinds of local crafters, gardeners and more! Stop by to support local entrepreneurs.
- [A Night at Hogwarts](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/a-night-at-hogwarts-2/) - Get sucked into the magical literary world of Harry Potter - all at the Wakulla Public Library! All ages are welcomed to walk through the event, check out the series, and enjoy some light refreshments at the end.
- [Sopchoppy Opry ft. Margo Anderson/Loretta Lynn Tribute (25th Anniversary Show)](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/sopchoppy-opry-ft-margo-anderson-loretta-lynn-tribute-25th-anniversary-show-2/) - Get ready to groove at the Sopchoppy Opry featuring Margo Anderson - a Loretta Lynn Tribute artist! Book your tickets at sopchoppyopry.com. All net proceeds are used towards the restorations of the historic Sopchoppy High School.
- [Wakulla Springs Art Saturday](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/wakulla-springs-art-saturday-2/) - Come out and support local artisans, enjoy the fresh air and make a day out of your visit to the springs with yummy BBQ. Admission is free with park entry and there are acitvities for all ages to enjoy.
- [Cottage Food: Bread Making](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/cottage-food-bread-making-2/) - Whether you're a full-blown homesteader or looking to pick up a new hobby, Cottage Food is the perfect outlet for trying something new! Join this class to learn all the basics needed to get started. Register Here
- [Panacea Community Garden Farmers Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/panacea-community-garden-farmers-market-2-2/) - Enjoy browsing through the offerings of local vendors, children's activities and live music all at one location. Embrace the community spirit of farm-fresh produce and products.
- [Steel Magnolias](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/steel-magnolias-3/) - Presented by the Wakulla Community Theater, Steel Magnolias is a stage play by American writer Robery Harling about the bond of a group of Southern Women. This classic comedy-drama will touch both your funny bone and heart.
- [Steel Magnolias](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/steel-magnolias-2-2/) - Presented by the Wakulla Community Theater, Steel Magnolias is a stage play by American writer Robery Harling about the bond of a group of Southern Women. This classic comedy-drama will touch both your funny bone and heart.
- [Sopchoppy Depot Days Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/sopchoppy-depot-days-market-2/) - This charming farmers market is filled with unique handmade items and local produce. Visit the various food trucks and nearby downtown shops to browse through.
- [NoFlo PoFok 4](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/noflo-pofok-4-2/) - This all-original music festival includes 14 bands with all original songwriting and instrumentals. From Country to Hip Hop, there is something for every music enjoyer. Proceeds goes towards The Paveler Tree Theater. Tickets goes from $10, to $15 at door, children ages 15 and under enter for free.
- [Cottage Food: Jams & Jellies](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/cottage-food-jams-jellies-2/) - Thinking about canning? There's no better place to start than with Jams and Jellies! Join this class to learn all the basics needed to get started. Register Here
- [Sopchoppy Opry ft. Grass Roots Band](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/sopchoppy-opry-ft-grass-roots-band-2/) - Get ready to groove at the Sopchoppy Opry featuring the Grass Roots Band! Book your tickets at sopchoppyopry.com. All net proceeds are used towards the restorations of the historic Sopchoppy High School.
- [Threads Through Time: A Walk Through Wakulla’s Wardrobe, a living showcase of fashion through the ages](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/threads-through-time-a-walk-through-wakullas-wardrobe-a-living-showcase-of-fashion-through-the-ages-2/) - Join us to see different fashion eras at the Wakulla's Chamber of Commerce. Models will don outfits representing different eras of our history. Tea and refreshments will be served. Want to sponsor a model? It’s just $20 to enter and all eras are welcome.
- [Sopochoppy Depot Days Festival and Car Parade](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/sopochoppy-depot-days-festival-and-car-parade-2/) - For all of the train lovers, local history buffs and trail-goers, join us for the 3rd Annual Sopchoppy Depot Days. Celebrate Sopchopy history with special events and activities for all ages.
- [Wakulla Rhythm & Roots : Rockulla @ Hudson Park](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/wakulla-rhythm-roots-rockulla-hudson-park-2/) - Join us to the inaugural Music in the Park event feauring live music from Wakulla's local legends - Rockulla! This free event will have food trucks on-site, live entertainment and fun vibes.
- [Sopchoppy Opry ft. Raisin' Cane](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/sopchoppy-opry-ft-raisin-cane-2/) - Get ready to groove at the Sopchoppy Opry featuring Raisin' Cane! Book your tickets at sopchoppyopry.com. All net proceeds are used towards the restorations of the historic Sopchoppy High School.
- [48th Annual Blue Crab Festival](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/48th-annual-blue-crab-festival-2/) - Enjoy a day filled with seafood delights, coastal fun and more all at Woolley Park! The festival will kick off with a vibrant Blue Crab Parade at 10am, with the festival gates open at 11am. Get ready for memorable experiences accompanied by delicious food, live music, craft vendors and activities for all ages. Kids 12
- [Sopchoppy Community Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/sopchoppy-depot-days-market-2-2/) - This charming farmers market is filled with unique handmade items and local produce. Visit the various food trucks and nearby downtown shops to browse through.
- [29th Annual Stone Crab Festival](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/29th-annual-stone-crab-festival-2/) - Stop by the Riverside Cafe for the 29th Annual Stone Crab Festival! Enjoy live music, delicious stone crab claws, and more activities for the whole family.
- [Sopchoppy Opry ft. Limited Edition/Merle Haggard Tribute](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/sopchoppy-opry-ft-limited-edition-merle-haggard-tribute-2/) - Get ready to groove at the Sopchoppy Opry featuring Limited Edition - a Merle Haggard Tribute! Book your tickets at sopchoppyopry.com. All net proceeds are used towards the restorations of the historic Sopchoppy High School.
- [Monarch Butterfly Festival](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/monarch-butterfly-festival-2/) - Watch the migrating monarch butterfly pass through the St. Marks Wildlife Refuge. The festival will have wildlife exhibits as well as nature-based educational demonstrations.
- [St. Marks Crafts & Drafts Brewfest](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/st-marks-crafts-drafts-brewfest-2/) - Sample a variety of unique brews crafted by local breweries. A perfect opportunity to discover new flavors and mingle with fellow beer enthusiasts.
- [Panacea Community Garden Farmers Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/panacea-community-garden-farmers-market-5/) - Enjoy browsing through the offerings of local vendors, children's activities and live music all at one location. Embrace the community spirit of farm-fresh produce and products.
- [Panacea Community Garden Farmers Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/panacea-community-garden-farmers-market-6/) - Enjoy browsing through the offerings of local vendors, children's activities and live music all at one location. Embrace the community spirit of farm-fresh produce and products.
- [Wakulla 4-H Summer Party - Craft & Game Night](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/wakulla-4-h-summer-party-craft-game-night-2/) - Come enjoy board games, arts & crafts as well as free snacks. Come prepared to represented your favorite sports team. Free entry with pre-registration here.
- [St. Marks 4th of July Fireworks Show](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/st-marks-4th-of-july-fireworks-show-2/) - Visit the charming town of St. Marks for a festive Fourth of July celebration by the riverfront! Starting around 4 PM, downtown comes alive with local food trucks, craft vendors, live music, and family fun—all free and open to the community. As night falls, gather along the public boat ramp and waterfront for a breathtaking fireworks display
- [Sopchoppy 4th of July Parade](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/sopchoppy-4th-of-july-parade-2/) - Location: Downtown Sopchoppy (Rose Street & Municipal Avenue) Parade begins at 10 a.m. Celebrate Independence Day with one of Wakulla County’s most beloved hometown traditions! The Sopchoppy 4th of July Parade features colorful floats, local marching bands, vintage cars, and community groups in a festive, small-town setting. Families line the streets for candy, cheers, and
- [48th Annual Panacea Blue Crab Festival](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/48th-annual-panacea-blue-crab-festival-2/) - Enjoy a day filled with seafood delights and coastal fun. The festivities kick off with the vibrant Blue Crab Parade at 10 a.m. along Coastal Highway, followed by the opening of the festival gates at 11 a.m. Get ready for a memorable experience with delicious food, live music, craft vendors, and exciting activities for all
- [52nd Annual Stephen C. Smith Memorial Regatta](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/52nd-annual-stephen-c-smith-memorial-regatta-2/) - Whether you’re a sailing enthusiast or just looking for some fun in the sun, this event promises excitement for all. Don’t miss out on the chance to support a great cause while enjoying the thrill of the regatta. Time changes depending on day. For more information check out www.SmithRegatta.com.
- [Easter Parade & Family Fun Day](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/easter-parade-family-fun-day-2/) - Hop on Over to Wooley Park for an Egg-citing Easter Celebration! Join us for the Easter Parade & Family Fun Day! This FREE community event is packed with fun for the whole family, including candy, refreshments, and kids’ activities. Schedule of Events: Easter Bunny Arrives: 2 PM Golf Cart & Wagon Parade: 3 PM (Come
- [2nd Annual Mermaids and Mimosas](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/2nd-annual-mermaids-and-mimosas-2/) - Join us for a magical afternoon at Mermaids and Mimosas as we support the Gulf Specimen Marine Lab’s mission to fund a new roof for the urchin tanks. Enjoy live music, delicious seafood, refreshing mimosas, and a silent auction—all for a great cause.
- [St Marks Lighthouse Keepers' Quarters Open House](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/st-marks-lighthouse-keepers-quarters-open-house-2/) - The past is on display at the recently restored St. Marks Lighthouse. Come for the Keepers’ Quarters Open House. Guides are trained Refuge volunteers and have stories and interesting facts to share. History will come alive in this beautiful landmark building.
- [Second Sunday Talk: New Ways to Tell the St Marks Story with Allen Van Brunt](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/second-sunday-talk-new-ways-to-tell-the-st-marks-story-with-allen-van-brunt-2/) - Join us for the Sunday Talk: New Ways to Tell the St. Marks Story with Friends board member and St. Marks Lighthouse Keeper, Allen Van Brunt. Allen will explore how modern technology can enhance the interpretation of the St. Marks Lighthouse story by using video, audio, and translation software to create a more dynamic experience
- [23rd Annual Sopchoppy Worm Gruntin' Festival](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/23rd-annual-sopchoppy-worm-gruntin-festival-2/) - Join us for the Annual Sopchoppy Worm Gruntin’ Festival! This unique and lively event in Sopchoppy, Florida, brings together participants to celebrate this long-standing tradition. Enjoy a fun run, local vendors, a worm gruntin' contest, live music, and activities and competitions for the whole family.
- [Wakulla County Horseman’s Association Show Dates](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/wakulla-county-horsemans-association-show-dates-2/)
- [St. Marks Community Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/st-marks-community-market-2/1970-01-01/) - St. Marks hosts a community market every fourth Saturday of the month at 815 Leon Port Drive from 9:00 am until 1:00 pm.
- [St. Marks Community Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/st-marks-community-market-2/1970-01-01/) - St. Marks hosts a community market every fourth Saturday of the month at 815 Leon Port Drive from 9:00 am until 1:00 pm.
- [St. Marks Community Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/st-marks-community-market-2/1970-01-01/) - St. Marks hosts a community market every fourth Saturday of the month at 815 Leon Port Drive from 9:00 am until 1:00 pm.
- [St. Marks Community Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/st-marks-community-market-2/1970-01-01/) - St. Marks hosts a community market every fourth Saturday of the month at 815 Leon Port Drive from 9:00 am until 1:00 pm.
- [St. Marks Community Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/st-marks-community-market-2/1970-01-01/) - St. Marks hosts a community market every fourth Saturday of the month at 815 Leon Port Drive from 9:00 am until 1:00 pm.
- [St. Marks Community Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/st-marks-community-market-2/1970-01-01/) - St. Marks hosts a community market every fourth Saturday of the month at 815 Leon Port Drive from 9:00 am until 1:00 pm.
- [St. Marks Community Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/st-marks-community-market-2/1970-01-01/) - St. Marks hosts a community market every fourth Saturday of the month at 815 Leon Port Drive from 9:00 am until 1:00 pm.
- [St. Marks Community Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/st-marks-community-market-2/1970-01-01/) - St. Marks hosts a community market every fourth Saturday of the month at 815 Leon Port Drive from 9:00 am until 1:00 pm.
- [St. Marks Community Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/st-marks-community-market-2/1970-01-01/) - St. Marks hosts a community market every fourth Saturday of the month at 815 Leon Port Drive from 9:00 am until 1:00 pm.
- [St. Marks Community Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/st-marks-community-market-2/1970-01-01/) - St. Marks hosts a community market every fourth Saturday of the month at 815 Leon Port Drive from 9:00 am until 1:00 pm.
- [St. Marks Community Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/st-marks-community-market-2/1970-01-01/) - St. Marks hosts a community market every fourth Saturday of the month at 815 Leon Port Drive from 9:00 am until 1:00 pm.
- [St. Marks Community Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/st-marks-community-market-2/1970-01-01/) - St. Marks hosts a community market every fourth Saturday of the month at 815 Leon Port Drive from 9:00 am until 1:00 pm.
- [St. Marks Community Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/st-marks-community-market-2/1970-01-01/) - St. Marks hosts a community market every fourth Saturday of the month at 815 Leon Port Drive from 9:00 am until 1:00 pm.
- [St. Marks Community Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/st-marks-community-market-2/1970-01-01/) - St. Marks hosts a community market every fourth Saturday of the month at 815 Leon Port Drive from 9:00 am until 1:00 pm.
- [St. Marks Community Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/st-marks-community-market-2/1970-01-01/) - St. Marks hosts a community market every fourth Saturday of the month at 815 Leon Port Drive from 9:00 am until 1:00 pm.
- [St. Marks Community Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/st-marks-community-market-2/1970-01-01/) - St. Marks hosts a community market every fourth Saturday of the month at 815 Leon Port Drive from 9:00 am until 1:00 pm.
- [St. Marks Community Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/st-marks-community-market-2/1970-01-01/) - St. Marks hosts a community market every fourth Saturday of the month at 815 Leon Port Drive from 9:00 am until 1:00 pm.
- [St. Marks Community Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/st-marks-community-market-2/1970-01-01/) - St. Marks hosts a community market every fourth Saturday of the month at 815 Leon Port Drive from 9:00 am until 1:00 pm.
- [St. Marks Community Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/st-marks-community-market-2/1970-01-01/) - St. Marks hosts a community market every fourth Saturday of the month at 815 Leon Port Drive from 9:00 am until 1:00 pm.
- [St. Marks Community Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/st-marks-community-market-2/1970-01-01/) - St. Marks hosts a community market every fourth Saturday of the month at 815 Leon Port Drive from 9:00 am until 1:00 pm.
- [St. Marks Community Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/st-marks-community-market-2/1970-01-01/) - St. Marks hosts a community market every fourth Saturday of the month at 815 Leon Port Drive from 9:00 am until 1:00 pm.
- [St. Marks Community Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/st-marks-community-market-2/1970-01-01/) - St. Marks hosts a community market every fourth Saturday of the month at 815 Leon Port Drive from 9:00 am until 1:00 pm.
- [Panacea Community Garden Farmers Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/panacea-community-garden-farmers-market-3/)
- [Sopchoppy Community Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/sopchoppy-community-market-2/)
- [Sopchoppy Community Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/sopchoppy-community-market/1970-01-01/)
- [Sopchoppy Community Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/sopchoppy-community-market/1970-01-01/)
- [Panacea Community Garden Farmers Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/panacea-community-garden-farmers-market/1970-01-01/)
- [Panacea Community Garden Farmers Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/panacea-community-garden-farmers-market/1970-01-01/)
- [Panacea Community Garden Farmers Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/panacea-community-garden-farmers-market/1970-01-01/)
- [Panacea Community Garden Farmers Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/panacea-community-garden-farmers-market/1970-01-01/)
- [Panacea Community Garden Farmers Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/panacea-community-garden-farmers-market/1970-01-01/)
- [Panacea Community Garden Farmers Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/panacea-community-garden-farmers-market/1970-01-01/)
- [Panacea Community Garden Farmers Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/panacea-community-garden-farmers-market/1970-01-01/)
- [Panacea Community Garden Farmers Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/panacea-community-garden-farmers-market/1970-01-01/)
- [Sopchoppy Community Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/sopchoppy-community-market/1970-01-01/)
- [Panacea Community Garden Farmers Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/panacea-community-garden-farmers-market/1970-01-01/)
- [Sopchoppy Community Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/sopchoppy-community-market/1970-01-01/)
- [Panacea Community Garden Farmers Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/panacea-community-garden-farmers-market/1970-01-01/)
- [Sopchoppy Community Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/sopchoppy-community-market/1970-01-01/)
- [Panacea Community Garden Farmers Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/panacea-community-garden-farmers-market/1970-01-01/)
- [Sopchoppy Community Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/sopchoppy-community-market/1970-01-01/)
- [Panacea Community Garden Farmers Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/panacea-community-garden-farmers-market/1970-01-01/)
- [Sopchoppy Community Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/sopchoppy-community-market/1970-01-01/)
- [Panacea Community Garden Farmers Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/panacea-community-garden-farmers-market/1970-01-01/)
- [Sopchoppy Community Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/sopchoppy-community-market/1970-01-01/)
- [Panacea Community Garden Farmers Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/panacea-community-garden-farmers-market/1970-01-01/)
- [Sopchoppy Community Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/sopchoppy-community-market/1970-01-01/)
- [Panacea Community Garden Farmers Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/panacea-community-garden-farmers-market/1970-01-01/)
- [Sopchoppy Community Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/sopchoppy-community-market/1970-01-01/)
- [Panacea Community Garden Farmers Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/panacea-community-garden-farmers-market/1970-01-01/)
- [Sopchoppy Community Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/sopchoppy-community-market/1970-01-01/)
- [Panacea Community Garden Farmers Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/panacea-community-garden-farmers-market/1970-01-01/)
- [Sopchoppy Community Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/sopchoppy-community-market/1970-01-01/)
- [Panacea Community Garden Farmers Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/panacea-community-garden-farmers-market/1970-01-01/)
- [Sopchoppy Community Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/sopchoppy-community-market/1970-01-01/)
- [Panacea Community Garden Farmers Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/panacea-community-garden-farmers-market/1970-01-01/)
- [Sopchoppy Community Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/sopchoppy-community-market/1970-01-01/)
- [Panacea Community Garden Farmers Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/panacea-community-garden-farmers-market/1970-01-01/)
- [Sopchoppy Community Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/sopchoppy-community-market/1970-01-01/)
- [Panacea Community Garden Farmers Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/panacea-community-garden-farmers-market/1970-01-01/)
- [Sopchoppy Community Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/sopchoppy-community-market/1970-01-01/)
- [Panacea Community Garden Farmers Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/panacea-community-garden-farmers-market/1970-01-01/)
- [Sopchoppy Community Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/sopchoppy-community-market/1970-01-01/)
- [Panacea Community Garden Farmers Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/panacea-community-garden-farmers-market/1970-01-01/)
- [Sopchoppy Community Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/sopchoppy-community-market/1970-01-01/)
- [Panacea Community Garden Farmers Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/panacea-community-garden-farmers-market/1970-01-01/)
- [Sopchoppy Community Market](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/sopchoppy-community-market/1970-01-01/)
- [Wakulla County Coastal Cleanup](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/wakulla-county-coastal-cleanup-2/) - This program is run by volunteers who make it their goal to both beautify the area's beaches and coastlines and educate the public on how to keep Wakulla County clean and litter-free. Cleanup crews begin at 8 a.m. at various beaches in Wakulla County, and the cleanup culminates with a celebration at noon at Woolley
- [Wakulla County Coastal Cleanup](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/wakulla-county-coastal-cleanup/1970-01-01/) - This program is run by volunteers who make it their goal to both beautify the area's beaches and coastlines and educate the public on how to keep Wakulla County clean and litter-free. Cleanup crews begin at 8 a.m. at various beaches in Wakulla County, and the cleanup culminates with a celebration at noon at Woolley
- [Wakulla County Coastal Cleanup](https://www.visitwakulla.com/event/wakulla-county-coastal-cleanup/1970-01-01/) - This program is run by volunteers who make it their goal to both beautify the area's beaches and coastlines and educate the public on how to keep Wakulla County clean and litter-free. Cleanup crews begin at 8 a.m. at various beaches in Wakulla County, and the cleanup culminates with a celebration at noon at Woolley

## In the News

- [Sopchoppy's famous festival will "worm" its way into your heart](https://www.visitwakulla.com/in-the-news/sopchoppys-famous-festival-will-worm-its-way-into-your-heart/)
- [This Peaceful Florida Beach Was Just Named One Of The Best Spots In The U.S. To Disconnect](https://www.visitwakulla.com/in-the-news/this-peaceful-florida-beach-was-just-named-one-of-the-best-spots-in-the-u-s-to-disconnect/)
- [This Serene Florida Beach Is One of the Best in the Country for a ’90s-Style Digital Detox](https://www.visitwakulla.com/in-the-news/this-serene-florida-beach-is-one-of-the-best-in-the-country-for-a-90s-style-digital-detox/)
- [Swimming, Boats, & More: Is Wakulla Springs Worth Visiting?](https://www.visitwakulla.com/in-the-news/swimming-boats-more-is-wakulla-springs-worth-visiting/)
- [My 20 Favorite Places To Visit In The Florida Panhandle](https://www.visitwakulla.com/in-the-news/my-20-favorite-places-to-visit-in-the-florida-panhandle/)
- [Wakulla Love from Berlin](https://www.visitwakulla.com/in-the-news/wakulla-love-from-berlin/)
- [St. Marks Waterfront Featured in Season 5, Episode 2 of Hooked on Wild Waters](https://www.visitwakulla.com/in-the-news/st-marks-waterfront-featured-in-season-5-episode-2-of-hooked-on-wild-waters/)
- [Panacea Waterfront Featured in Season 5, Episode 1 of Hooked on Wild Waters](https://www.visitwakulla.com/in-the-news/panacea-waterfront-featured-in-season-5-episode-1-of-hooked-on-wild-waters/)
- [Wakulla County Featured in 850 Business Magazine as "The Natural Place to Be"](https://www.visitwakulla.com/in-the-news/wakulla-county-featured-in-850-business-magazine-as-the-natural-place-to-be/)
- [Panacea Featured in Season 5 of Hooked on Wild Waters](https://www.visitwakulla.com/in-the-news/panacea-featured-in-season-5-of-hooked-on-wild-waters/)
- [St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge Featured on ABC in Atlanta](https://www.visitwakulla.com/in-the-news/st-marks-national-wildlife-refuge-featured-on-abc-in-atlanta/)
- [Gulf Specimen Marine Lab Video Featured on VISIT FLORIDA](https://www.visitwakulla.com/in-the-news/gulf-specimen-marine-lab-video-featured-on-visit-florida/)
- [Community Enjoys the New and Improved Shell Point Beach](https://www.visitwakulla.com/in-the-news/community-enjoys-the-new-and-improved-shell-point-beach/)
- [Replicas of Christopher Columbus' Ships Set to Land in St. Marks](https://www.visitwakulla.com/in-the-news/replicas-of-christopher-columbus-ships-set-to-land-in-st-marks/)
- [Top 10 Places Where You Can Still Find Old Florida](https://www.visitwakulla.com/in-the-news/top-10-places-where-you-can-still-find-old-florida/)
- [Shell Island Fish Camp is Featured in Garden and Gun](https://www.visitwakulla.com/in-the-news/shell-island-fish-camp-is-featured-in-garden-and-gun/)
- [Sharks and Chablis is Raising Money for the Sea Turtle Rescue Program](https://www.visitwakulla.com/in-the-news/sharks-and-chablis-is-raising-money-for-the-sea-turtle-rescue-program/)
- [The Wakulla Wildlife Festival Making Headlines](https://www.visitwakulla.com/in-the-news/the-wakulla-wildlife-festival-making-headlines/)
- [FloridaMagazine.com Visits Wakulla County](https://www.visitwakulla.com/in-the-news/floridamagazine-com-visits-wakulla-county/)
- [Wakulla County to be Featured in Student Film](https://www.visitwakulla.com/in-the-news/wakulla-county-to-be-featured-in-student-film/)
- [Wakulla Springs Video](https://www.visitwakulla.com/in-the-news/wakulla-springs-video/)
- [Beloved Sea Turtle Will Return to the Wild](https://www.visitwakulla.com/in-the-news/beloved-sea-turtle-will-return-to-the-wild/)
- [Wakulla Springs as a Nostalgic State Treasure](https://www.visitwakulla.com/in-the-news/wakulla-springs-as-a-nostalgic-state-treasure/)
- [Panacea Dock Receives Repairs after Hermine](https://www.visitwakulla.com/in-the-news/panacea-dock-receives-repairs-after-hermine/)
- [Gulf, Ghosts and Goblins Gives Kids the Opportunity to Learn about Sea Life](https://www.visitwakulla.com/in-the-news/gulf-ghosts-and-goblins-gives-kids-the-opportunity-to-learn-about-sea-life/)
- [Wakulla County Festivals Contribute to a Busy Saturday](https://www.visitwakulla.com/in-the-news/wakulla-county-festivals-contribute-to-a-busy-saturday/)
- [Could oyster ranching in Wakulla County end hunger?](https://www.visitwakulla.com/in-the-news/could-oyster-ranching-in-wakulla-county-end-hunger/)
- [Blogging Road Trip Through the Panhandle Stops in Wakulla Springs](https://www.visitwakulla.com/in-the-news/blogging-road-trip-through-the-panhandle-stops-in-wakulla-springs/)
- [48-Hours of Sunshine!](https://www.visitwakulla.com/in-the-news/48-hours-of-sunshine/)
- [Gulf Specimen's Fiddler Crabs are Featured in Current NatGeo Issue](https://www.visitwakulla.com/in-the-news/gulf-specimens-fiddler-crabs-are-featured-in-current-natgeo-issue/)
- [Gulf Specimen Marine Lab featured on FSU News](https://www.visitwakulla.com/in-the-news/gulf-specimen-marine-lab-featured-on-fsu-news/)
- [WTXL Explores Wakulla Springs](https://www.visitwakulla.com/in-the-news/wtxl-explores-wakulla-springs/)
- [The WTXL Road Trip Visits Wakulla County](https://www.visitwakulla.com/in-the-news/the-wtxl-road-trip-visits-wakulla-county/)
- [Caring For the World’s Rarest Sea Turtle In The Florida Panhandle](https://www.visitwakulla.com/in-the-news/caring-for-the-worlds-rarest-sea-turtle-in-the-florida-panhandle/)
- [Wakulla River & Springs Mentioned on Alabama.Com](https://www.visitwakulla.com/in-the-news/wakulla-river-springs-mentioned-on-alabama-com/)
- [Wakulla Springs Featured in Orlando Magazine](https://www.visitwakulla.com/in-the-news/wakulla-springs-featured-in-orlando-magazine/)
- [Panacea Seafood Featured on Gardens & Guns Magazine](https://www.visitwakulla.com/in-the-news/panacea-seafood-featured-on-gardens-guns-magazine/)
- [St. Marks Refuge Listed in Top Six by National Geographic](https://www.visitwakulla.com/in-the-news/st-marks-refuge-listed-in-top-six-by-national-geographic/)
- [St. Marks Lighthouse to Get Renovations](https://www.visitwakulla.com/in-the-news/st-marks-lighthouse-to-get-renovations/)
- [Resorts and Lodges Profiles Worm Gruntin' Festival](https://www.visitwakulla.com/in-the-news/resorts-and-lodges-profiles-worm-gruntin-festival/)

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