Things to do in De Funiak Springs

One of only two naturally circular lakes in the world, Lake DeFuniak anchors a historic district of Victorian homes. Stroll the 1.25-mile lakeside path or paddle its pristine waters for a tranquil escape.

Housed in the historic L&N Train Depot, this museum showcases Walton County's rich heritage through authentic artefacts. Volunteers share local stories, including the remarkable 12-foot wool hook rug by the "Lady of the Lake."

This perfectly circular spring-fed lake anchors DeFuniak Springs' historic district with serene beauty. Stroll the 1.25-mile lakeside path, watch for birds on the Florida Birding Trail, or enjoy seasonal light displays.

Florida's oldest purpose-built library houses over 25,000 volumes in a charming 19th-century setting. Browse the historic collection while enjoying the tranquil atmosphere beside Chipley Park.

This historic course, established in 1924, challenges golfers with rolling hills and five spring-fed lakes. Experience precision play on elevated greens while surrounded by towering pines and strategic sand traps.

Kings Lake offers crystal-clear turquoise waters surrounded by dense forests, creating a serene fishing paradise. Anglers can catch largemouth bass and bluegill while enjoying the tranquil natural retreat.

The rolling terrain and elevation changes at Blackstone Golf Course offer a rare Florida golfing challenge. Strategically placed hazards reward precision through picturesque surroundings.

Sample Florida's award-winning muscadine wines at this welcoming vineyard. Enjoy complimentary tastings and visit during harvest season to witness the winemaking process first-hand.