Location: Bonifay
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Bonifay is a city in Holmes County, Florida, United States. Bonifay was given its name from a prominent family that had a brickmaking factory in Pensacola. Frank Bonifay, the man behind the town's name, bought a stake in the Louisville and Nashville Railroad, now CSX. As W. D. Chipley connected the rural Florida Panhandle, along the way he came up with names for certain communities the railroad bisected.
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1. Falling Waters State Park
Overall Ratings
4 based on 256 reviews
Reviewed By jmpncsu - Raleigh, North Carolina
Falling Waters State Park is a small state park home to Florida's highest waterfall at 72 feet - Falling Waters Sink. A small creek tumbles down into a deep sinkhole and disappears into an underground cave. The creek is very small and it can dry up completely so best to visit after a good rain. Besides the waterfall, there are a couple short hiking trails, a campground and a 2-acre lake for swimming. I spotted some beautiful mountain azalea blooming along the trails. Another trail leads to sinkholes, but it was closed when I visited.
2. The Bead Garden
Overall Ratings
5 based on 9 reviews
A lovely Boutique with handcrafted gifts made in the USA. WoodWick Candles- Sorrelli Jewelry- LaContessa-Lucky Brand Clothing & Jewelry-Johnny Was clothing-Match Point Linnen Clothing , made in USA! Beads, Concealed carry handbags & we also have lay away all year long! Soapy Bliss Bath balms - Body Butters & bath scrubs - all made in the USA - Dock 6 Pottery coasters made in USA.
Reviewed By Glory600 - Dothan
This shop is on an alternate route to the Panhandle beaches, somewhat hidden in an otherwise dreary backwater town. I guess most people go there for the stunning variety of giftable Sorrelli jewelry, but I value it for local artistry and the excellent taste of the owner in stocking unique treasures.
3. Snaggy Bend Outfitters LLC.
Overall Ratings
5 based on 17 reviews
Take a tour of Beautiful Holmes Creek and see Cypress Springs one of the country's most beautiful freshwater springs! We offer custom trips planned specifically for you. The 25 mile stretch of creek that we service has something for everyone. From great swimming, fishing, and rope swings for a day of family fun to miles of uninterrupted nature for the avid outdoorsman.
Reviewed By Dan R
We decided to go a spring to cool off today. This was our 1st time going to Cypress Springs on Homes Creek. We chose Snaggy Bend Outfitters because of all of the different choices for pick up locations. I have to tell you the people were super nice and explained everything perfectly. The spring was probably the most beautiful spring I have seen and living in Panama City I have seen most of the springs in this area. The spring was about 20 minutes from the landing that we launched from. After making it to the spring we decided to spend the entire day there. So we opted for the closet pick up when we were done, which was about 25 minutes down stream from the spring. After we got to the landing we called them and I kid you not they were there to pick us up in less than 5 minutes. We had some much fun that we are planning to go again next week.
4. Old Cypress Canoe Rental
Overall Ratings
5 based on 13 reviews
Old Cypress Canoe Rentals offers a variety of trips to suit every need. We offer canoe and kayak trips down beautiful Holmes Creek and the Choctawhatchee River from 2 hours to overnight trips for those who enjoy primitive camping. Customers will park and pay at Old Cypress Canoe Rentals office which is located at 2728 Traverse Dr. in Vernon, Florida. We will shuttle customers from our property to a boat landing located a few miles upstream. From there, customers will paddle the emerald, green waters of Holmes Creek, stopping along the way to explore the deep, blue waters of Cypress Springs. One can spend all day, or just a few hours relaxing at Cypress Springs before continuing their journey back to our canoe launch to return the canoes and kayaks, retrieve their Overnight trips are available by reservation, only. There are a number of primitive camp sites along the Holmes Creek Canoe Trail that are available to the public. A creek map highlighting campsites will be provided.
Reviewed By Mary M - Florida Panhandle, Florida
We had a fantastic day, despite it raining upon our departure. Water was beautiful, wasn't overly crowded. Staff very helpful in getting everything off to a good start, and greeting us again upon our return. Will definitely rent again soon!Glad you guys braved the rain and had a good time at Cypress Springs. Hope to see you again this season.
5. Keith Cabin
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By erica32paulk - Hartford, Alabama
The Keith Cabin Foundation frequently sponsors events on the grounds e.g. educational feildtrips organized with local schools, cultural and historical festivals, weddings and family gatherings. On these occasions there is always live entertainment and food for all, games and crafts for the younger generation as well as local vendors and raffles.
Its a great place to take the family where all locals and out of towners join in for some good ole family fun. This is a non-profit organization so all the proceeds go directly to keeping a great part of history to share with all.
6. Old Oaks Vineyard
Overall Ratings
3 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By PamW74 - Shallotte, North Carolina
If you're looking for Florida wine, Old Oaks Vineyard is a great place to find it. Bridget has been offering wine tastings and her award-winning wines since 2006. It's a bit hard to find, 2 miles down a dirt road (Will Lee Road), but worth the trip. She has peach, watermelon, and pumpkin wine, along with white and red table wines. Wine tasting in the Florida countryside makes a good daytrip.
7. Lazy C Alpaca Ranch
Overall Ratings
1 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By Christine H - Harwich, Massachusetts
Tried to visit the Alpaca Farm, but it did not seem to be there anymore. Appears 5o be a private road, there was no sign, no alpacas. Bummer!
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