HWY 331 Communities
HWY 331 plays a crucial role in connecting our vibrant communities in Walton County, Florida.
DeFuniak Springs
DeFuniak Springs, Florida, is known for its historical significance and charming features. It’s home to a variety of shops, restaurants, and local businesses, often reflecting the town’s character and heritage. The downtown area is also notable for the presence of historic homes, many of which are well-preserved and add to the overall ambiance of the street. You can expect to find a mix of local businesses, cultural attractions, and architectural beauty throughout DeFuniak Springs.
Freeport
Freeport is known for its small-town charm and proximity to natural attractions. The city is surrounded by natural beauty, with three miles of bay front within the city limits alone. With nearby rivers, creeks, and forested areas, there are endless opportunities for outdoor activities like fishing, kayaking, hunting and hiking. It’s a small town with a big heart that happens to be one of the fastest growing city in the state of Florida.
Walton & Beyond
The mighty HWY 331 bridge unites Walton County – north and south. Likewise, the HWY 331 website, newsletter, podcast and social channels bridge the gap between locals and visitors in Walton County. By sharing stories, we cultivate a strong sense of community as a whole. All stories we share can be found here.
Life Enrichment Senior Center in DeFuniak Springs Is Building Community for Local Seniors
In DeFuniak Springs, the Life Enrichment Senior Center is offering something older adults need as much as any activity or fitness class: connection. Through friendship, purpose and an extraordinary network of support, LESC shows what aging well can look like when a community makes sure its older residents still have a place to belong.
E.O. Wilson Biophilia Center in Freeport Opens to the Public Every Friday Year-Round Beginning September 4
The E.O. Wilson Biophilia Center in Freeport, Florida, will open to the public every Friday, year-round, beginning September 4, 2026. Located within the 55,000-plus-acre Nokuse Plantation preserve, the Center will offer visitors of all ages the opportunity to explore native wildlife habitats, meet ambassador animals, hike trails, and participate in educational experiences.
Spanish Immersion Classes for Homeschool Kids in Walton County | Hablamos Español
Looking for Spanish classes for homeschool kids in Walton County? Hablamos Español brings a fun mobile Spanish immersion program to your homeschool group.
Meet Coach Bobby Johns: The New Freeport High School Head Football Coach & Athletic Director
Freeport High School’s new head football coach and athletic director, Bobby Johns, discusses leadership, culture, community service, and his vision for Bulldogs athletics.
Bobby Buckets: Walton County Beach Steward
A simple idea from Walton County Beach Steward Bobby Watkins is turning forgotten beach toys into unexpected treasures for families at Inlet Beach. Discover the story behind Bobby Buckets, a community effort bringing smiles to children while reducing beach waste.
Connecting You with Chef Todd Misener: The Story Behind Iron & Grape Italian Kitchen
Chef Todd Misener, owner of Iron & Grape Italian Kitchen in DeFuniak Springs, shares his journey from graduating with honors from the Culinary Institute of America to training under Certified Master Chef Jack Shoop and opening one of Walton County’s most talked-about scratch kitchens. In this HWY 331 Podcast episode, we explore handmade pasta, Italian cuisine, mentorship, restaurant leadership, wine dinners, and the vision behind Iron & Grape.
Camp Girl Power Connects Girls Across Walton County with Four Days of Confidence & Creativity
Camp Girl Power is connecting girls across Walton County through four inspiring days of creativity, wellness, friendship, and confidence-building in DeFuniak Springs, Freeport, and Miramar Beach. Discover why this unique camp is making a difference one community at a time.
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