Long-time South Walton visitors love Seagrove because of its abundance of magnolias, oak trees, and relaxed yet opulent lifestyles. The area’s eclectic mix of boutiques, casual cafes, and generally positive atmosphere enhance the landscape.

A visit to Seagrove is full of excitement. Due to their close proximity, Deer Lake State Park and Eastern Lake must be visited, and biking along the Timpoochee Trail near Seagrove is the best way to get around. By adding a new Regional Beach Access in 2021, Seagrove will make it even simpler to sink your toes into the powder-white sand.

Dining at Café Thirty-A is a custom in Seagrove. One of the first businesses to establish a presence along Highway 30A was this South Walton staple. Seagrove Village Market, which has been a part of the Seagrove neighborhood since 1949, is a must for delectable shrimp po boys and good ol’ memories not far to the west, on Highway 395.

Old Florida Fish House, located to the east (and overlooking the fittingly named Eastern Lake), is the ideal location for lunch or dinner. They have great music every night and are known for their excellent sushi.

Seagrove is the ideal beach town for families seeking a traditional Florida vacation vibe because it has plenty of shaded coves, gorgeous stretches of sun-soaked sand, and plenty of fun to go around.