Wewahitchka is a small town in northern Gulf County.  Its name originates from the Native Americans and means "Water Eyes."  Freshwater recreation is central to the area.  The Dead Lakes and various creeks and rivers offer abundant opportunity for fishing, kayaking and sightseeing. 


TBD Myers Rd, Wewahitchka, FL 

Welcome to your very own corner of paradise! If you've been yearning for a slice of country living, look no further than this remarkable 5.22-acre corner parcel. With its idyllic location nestled between the enchanting towns of Wewahitchka and Port St. Joe, this property offers the perfect canvas for your dream country home. Imagine waking up to the gentle sounds of nature, surrounded by the tranquility that only a countryside setting can provide.

The greatest allure of this property lies in its incredible versatility. Whether you envision a charming mobile home or a cozy RV as your sanctuary, this haven welcomes your personalized touch. Picture yourself creating a living space that reflects your unique style and…

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This is your opportunity to own a rare large parcel with a paved boat ramp. There is a new seawall and a historical existing channel to from the ramp to the world-famous Dead Lakes where you can access over 300 square miles of natural, untouched pristine water. Some of the best waterfowl and freshwater fishing on the planet. Dock permit available. The property consists of 20 platted lots and boat ramp. Come discover the endless possibilities this Wewahitchka area property has to offer.

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8 Idlewood Dr, Wewahitchka, FL


10 Acres only 30 minutes to the Gulf of Mexico. A place to build your dream home on this plantation cut estate. Tired of development in your backyard? This Wewahitchka homesite is surrounded by estate sized lots to ensure privacy and exclusivity for the next generation.

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237 Lucy Cir, Wewahitchka, FL

Welcome Home! This beautiful custom brick 3-bedroom 2.5 bath home is situated on 2.69 acres near the center of downtown Wewahitchka. The open floor plan has a separate dining area as well as a large foyer area and sunroom providing plenty of room for entertaining or a quiet area when needed. The spacious master suite w/his and her large walk-in closets and ensuite bath affords ample room for a sitting area. The additional bedroom has custom built-in cabinets and walk-in closet making it ideal for a home office. The 3rd bedroom with its own entry from the carport includes a half bath and large closet making it perfect for a mother-in-law suite. The backyard has a 32'x36' pole barn and an additional storage shed for…

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What is Sweeter than Tupelo Honey?

The locals would say, “Nothing”! Gulf County is best known for our beautiful beaches, the dead lakes, and TUPELO HONEY. This sweet liquid gold is harvested in the spring of every year. The honey bees gather their sweet nectar from white tupelo trees that bloom along the Apalachicola and Chipola River basins in Gulf County. Our county is host to the largest concentration of white tupelo trees in the world making our area one of the best places to enjoy Tupelo Honey.

Tupelo honey was highlighted in the 1997 Award-Winning movie Ulee’s Gold. The movie was filmed in Wewahitchka and starred Peter Fonda, Patricia Henderson, and Jessica Biel. It centered around Ulee, a Florida beekeeper, raising his family in a…

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164 Mc Glon Dr, Wewahitchka, FL

Wewahitchka is where the quiet life is yours to enjoy. Come build your dream home on this beautiful 0.38-acre homesite located in the heart of Wewahitchka and only a short walk to Lake Alice Park. Just minutes away from World Class freshwater water fishing on the Dead Lakes, Chipola and Apalachicola Rivers. Port St Joe and Mexico Beach are a 30-minute drive where you can enjoy saltwater fishing in the Gulf of Mexico or take a stroll along the white sandy beaches.

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