Walton County has officially designated October as Coastal Dune Lake Month. This is a new designation and a unique way to honor our unique Coastal Dune Lakes through education and activities.
In celebration of the past 20 years of protection efforts, the board will host a month-long celebration to include community education and outreach, coastal dune lake cleanup activities, tours of the coastal dune lakes, restoration activities, and more. Here are events you can enjoy and participate in:
Every Saturday in October • DIY Coastal Dune Lake Clean-Up
Oct 5th & 19th • Lecture and Nature Trail Tour: Panhandle Outdoor Live
Oct 12th and 17th • Award-winning documentary on WFSU (PBS) Jewels of The Emerald Coast
Oct 18th & 20th • Deer Lake Restoration
While Coastal Dune Lakes are rare and only exist in four other places in the world (New Zealand, Australia, Madagascar, Oregon), we are fortunate to have 14 named Coastal Dune Lakes located along Scenic 30A’s 18-mile stretch of beaches. Here's a Map of Coastal Dune Lakes on 30A.
Living on a Coastal Dune Lake
Owners of Coastal Dune Lake properties are given specific guidelines to help protect the natural habitat, prevent erosion, and protect the water quality of the lakes. Learn more about what is expected of owners in protecting these precious local gems: Guide for Preserving Heath & Vitality of Coastal Dune Lakes
In addition to serene views, most homes on the lakes provide a bit more exclusivity and privacy to accommodate waterfront setbacks and space between privately built docks. These unique living opportunities come in many shapes and styles. Here are just a few examples of properties currently available on a Coastal Dune Lake:
- HOMES Quaint 3 Bedroom • Spacious 6 Bedroom
- CONDOS Traditional Condo • Luxury Condo
- LOTS Private Gated Neighborhood • Planned Community
Reach out for more information about Coastal Dune Lakes or to schedule your own private tour of any available property!
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