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Fuller Lake01Fuller Lake
The western beginning of Walton's dune lake chain.
Morris Lake02Morris Lake
A quiet lake surrounded by ancient dunes and protected land.
Campbell Lake03Campbell Lake
One of Walton County's most intact coastal dune lake systems.
Stallworth Lake04Stallworth Lake
A small, secluded lake tucked behind the dunes.
Allen Lake05Allen Lake
A coastal dune lake woven directly into the 30A landscape.
Oyster Lake06Oyster Lake
A distinctive lake with one of the coast's most recognizable shapes.
Draper Lake07Draper Lake
Where roads, development, and natural drainage come together.
Big Redfish Lake08Big Redfish Lake
A central 30A lake shaped by both community and conservation.
Little Redfish Lake09Little Redfish Lake
A small lake with an important place in the larger dune lake system.
Alligator Lake10Alligator Lake
A compact dune lake at the western edge of Grayton's protected landscape.
Western Lake11Western Lake
One of Walton County's largest, best-known, and most visible dune lakes.
Eastern Lake12Eastern Lake
A dynamic lake where neighborhood, outfall, and Gulf meet.
Deer Lake13Deer Lake
A protected dune lake surrounded by one of 30A's most natural landscapes.
Camp Creek Lake14Camp Creek Lake
A long coastal lake bridging protected lands and east 30A communities.
Lake Powell15Lake Powell
The largest of Walton County's coastal dune lakes.