US Counties

Santa Rosa County is for those who want Florida’s beaches without the crowds. It’s in the western Panhandle with Milton as the county seat.

Sarasota County is like a never-ending highlight reel of Florida’s best bits. There’s no finish line to what you can explore here.

Seminole County is north of Orlando and is a quieter alternative to the theme park madness. Sanford is the county seat with a nice riverfront.

St. Johns County is like a kaleidoscope of Florida experiences. St. Augustine, the nation’s oldest city, anchors the county.

St. Lucie County is located on Florida’s Treasure Coast, right between flashy Palm Beach and laid-back Indian River County.

Sumter County is like a crash course in Florida’s changing landscape. The Villages, a massive retirement community, covers a big chunk of it.

Suwannee County is in the northern part of Florida. The Suwannee River is the same one from the song, and forms its southern border.

Taylor County sits in the Big Bend region of Florida, along the Gulf Coast. It’s a place with forests and the sea. Perry is the county seat.

Union County is landlocked in north-central Florida. It’s Florida’s smallest county by land area. There’s not much for beaches here.

Volusia County is on Florida’s east coast, stretching from the Atlantic to the St. Johns River. Daytona Beach is the big draw here.

Wakulla County is located in Florida’s Panhandle. It’s just south of Tallahassee, but feels worlds away. The coast is wild and undeveloped.

Walton County is in the Florida Panhandle, known for its beaches and coastal dune lakes. DeFuniak Springs is the county seat here.

Washington County is a rural county that sits in the Panhandle, about 2 hours from Tallahassee. Chipley is the biggest town and county seat.