33 Begonia St - Unclaimed

Creels, Fort Gadsden, Green Point, Hays Place and Magnolia Bluffs sit in and around Eastpoint, on Florida’s Forgotten Coast between Apalachicola Bay and the Gulf of Mexico. The setting is low-lying and coastal, with a humid subtropical climate, warm summers and mild winters. Nearby outdoor draws include Tate’s Hell State Forest, with extensive forest roads and trails, and St. George Island State Park across the bridge, known for its beaches and shorebird habitat. Fort Gadsden Historic Site preserves the remains of a frontier-era fort along the Apalachicola River. Eastpoint’s small-town center offers seafood restaurants, casual cafés and everyday shops, while Apalachicola adds historic streets, galleries and evening dining a short drive away. Getting around is easiest by car along U.S. 98; the bridge connects the mainland to St. George Island, and local roads provide access to bayside fishing and boating.