Welcome to SummerCamp Beach, situated on the Gulf of Mexico on Florida's unspoiled Forgotten Coast - a hallmark of a bygone lifestyle. Over half of SummerCamp Beach is conserved and will remain forever untouched. On these sugar white sand beaches your family may be the only people on the beach as far as the eye can see. SummerCamp Beach features nearly 4 miles of pristine Gulf beach shoreline, and a back-to-nature setting surrounded by over 212,000 acres of state and national forests. Summer...Welcome to SummerCamp Beach, situated on the Gulf of Mexico on Florida's unspoiled Forgotten Coast - a hallmark of a bygone lifestyle. Over half of SummerCamp Beach is conserved and will remain forever untouched. On these sugar white sand beaches your family may be the only people on the beach as far as the eye can see. SummerCamp Beach features nearly 4 miles of pristine Gulf beach shoreline, and a back-to-nature setting surrounded by over 212,000 acres of state and national forests. SummerCamp Beach is truly a celebration of nature, offering an inspirational refuge to enjoy the best of family life in the great outdoors. Living at SummerCamp Beach allows you ample time to fish unspoiled inshore waters teeming with fish, soak in the sun on unspoiled beaches and enjoy endless watersports at your fingertips. Boating, skiing, kayaking, hiking and so many other family-centric, memory-making experiences are steps from your front door, all without sacrificing the comforts and amenities of modern life. The SummerCamp Beach community offers a variety of home sites - some directly overlooking Apalachee Bay. Choose a floorplan and a builder that suits your style - minimum house size is 1,300 heated & cooled square feet. Homeowner's association dues are currently $525 per quarter. SummerCamp Beach offers all of the amenities and activities of a coastal community, including a beautiful pool and clubhouse, while living in a home tailor-made to your individual lifestyle and comfort. Come back to nature at SummerCamp Beach and immerse yourself in a natural lifestyle found in very few modern coastal communities.