– The county seat, Bronson is located on Alternate
Highway 27 between Williston and Chiefland.
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– Rich in history, this island fishing village is situated on the
Gulf Coast and is an inviting getaway and recreation
destination that also features popular seafood festivals, art shows & small boat gatherings.
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– “Mother Nature’s Playground,” Chiefland is part of the
Suwannee River Valley and is surrounded by state parks
and wildlife refuges.
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The “Gateway to the historic Suwannee River,”
Fanning Springs offers plenty of outdoor recreational activities.
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– Close to neighboring Yankeetown, Inglis lies along the
Withlacoochee River as it makes its way to the Gulf of Mexico.
The area is popular with freshwater and saltwater fishermen.

– This tucked away town, named for the neighboring creek,
lies in an area known for its hunting and fishing opportunities.

– Known as the “Gateway to the Nature Coast,” Williston is
just a half-hour drive from Ocala and Gainesville. Rolling hills,
farms and horse country define this picturesque rural community
that is also known for its springs and diving.
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– A close neighbor to Inglis, Yankeetown is located on the
Withlacoochee River on the north Gulf Coast and boasts
some of the best salt and fresh water fishing in the country.
Yankeetown is also home to Punkin Island on County Road 40
where the 1961 Elvis Presley movie "Follow That Dream" was filmed.
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