Gulf County, Florida

Gulf county was chartered in 1925 and covers approximately 578 square miles in the panhandle of Florida.

It is often referred to as the "Home of the Florida Constitution".  Delegates from all of Territorial Florida assembled in a constitutional convention in the City of St. Joseph, December 3, 1838, where the drafting and signing of Florida's first constitution occurred.

Special Attractions include: Tupelo Honey Festival, Scallop Festival, Yellow Fever Music Fest, St. Joseph Peninsula State Park, St. Vincent National Wildlife Refuge, Constitution Convention State Museum, and Dead Lakes State Park

Cities include: Port St Joe, Wewahitchka

Picture of Gulf County Courthouse