Unforgettable - The Blog
If you’re a nature lover planning a visit to the Forgotten Coast, be sure to add Tate’s Hell State Forest to your must-see list. Nestled between the Apalachicola and Ochlocknee Rivers in Franklin County, this breathtaking forest spans more that 202,000 acres. Managed by the Florida Forest Service, this protected…
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If the thought of freshly harvested, plump oysters, shrimp and blue crabs gets your mouth watering, it’s time to come down to the Forgotten Coast! Our area is renowned for fresh, local seafood, especially our world-famous Apalachicola oysters. Why are we up to “here” with shellfish? Because Apalachicola Bay is…
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Updated April 17, 2019 It seems as if Hurricane Michael left behind an apology gift for Florida’s Forgotten Coast. Michael’s storm surge dredged up a handful of 19th Century ships that washed ashore Dog Island during the 1899 Carrabelle Hurricane. These old wooden ships now sit in plain view near…
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Florida’s Forgotten Coast is home to hundreds of thousands of beautiful, protected acres filled with breathtaking regional wildlife. One of the best spots in Franklin County for nature-viewing explorers is beautiful Bald Point State Park. Nestled at the easternmost end of Franklin County on Alligator Point, where Ochlockonee Bay meets…
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Attention shoppers: Ready to shop ‘til you drop? Head on down to Florida’s Forgotten Coast, where we’re open for the business of shopping! Franklin County is truly shopaholic’s paradise. That’s because our area is home to an array of unique boutiques, fine art galleries, awesome antique stores and delightful shops…
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Spring has sprung! The flowers are in bloom, temps are on the rise and the sun is shining. ’Tis the season for tons of fun warm-weather events on Florida’s Forgotten Coast. In Franklin County, April and May are packed full of awesome activities, from beer festivals and music events to…
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If you’re searching for a laid-back beach getaway with a rich coastal past, Florida’s Forgotten Coast is the perfect destination. Home to tons of historical sites and museums chock-full of interesting artifacts and relics, Franklin County is truly history buff heaven! Considered a “distinctive destination” by the National Trust for…
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If you’re searching for an unforgettable camping experience, look no further than Florida’s Forgotten Coast. Whether you prefer to rough it at a beach campsite or enjoy the full RV hookup experience with a pool and concierge service, you’ll find an array of campground options across Franklin County. And here’s…
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While there are countless things to see and do here on Florida’s Forgotten Coast, our area is probably most famous for its award-winning beaches. With more than 250 miles of immaculate coastline, our undisturbed, sugar sand beaches are the perfect place to relax and unwind. Whether you decide to spend…
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If you’re visiting Florida’s Forgotten Coast this spring, you may plan to spend your whole vacation soaking up the sun and frolicking on the beach. While our local beaches are certainly beautiful and tons of fun, there are countless other things to do while you’re here. Here are just five…
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