Our area has so many unique and beautiful places to experience,
explore and enjoy. We can't begin to cover all there is to offer, but
here is a few of our favorite places throughout Jackson County. Please contact one of our knowledgeable agents today for more information on
this piece of paradise we love to call home.
Chipola College

 Florida's Minimum Foundation Law, passed in 1947, included provisions for public support of junior colleges. Under the provisions of this law, a junior college district consisting of Jackson, Calhoun, and Washington Counties was approved to operate as a public institution with financial support from the three counties and the State of Florida. This approval was granted by the State Board of Education, and Chipola Junior College became a public institution effective September 1, 1948. more...











Florida Caverns State Park

 Equal in beauty to such famous sites such as Mammoth Cave and Carlsbad Caverns, the caves at Florida Caverns State Park contain dazzling formations of stalactites, stalagmites, soda straws, columns, rimstones, flowstones and draperies. These fragile formations are composed of calcite, a mineral dissolved from limestone rock when surface water containing carbonic acid percolates through the rock into the caves. As this mineral-charged water encounters the air inside the caves, layers of calcite are deposited. more...
Blue Springs



Blue Springs is a series of large natural springs located on the Northeast side of Marianna in the Florida Panhandle. It is part of an extensive system of caves and tunnels carved through the limestone. The springs form the headwaters of Merritt's Mill Pond, a narrow, seven mile long pool whose waters are gin clear.

The Russ House


The Russ House is noted as one of the finest examples of Colonial Revival architecture in Florida and is on the National Historic Register. The home is one of the last reminders of days past when Lafayette Street was lined with vast oaks, azaleas and stately, charactered family homes. more...
Chipola River
This water management area runs some 18 miles along the Chipola River and its associated tributaries in Jackson County. The area lies south of the Florida and Alabama state line and includes the floodplains of Marshall and Cowart's Creeks. The Chipola River is formed at the confluence of these creeks and flows south to the Florida Caverns State Park, approximately two-and-a-half miles northeast of Marianna. more...



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