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Florida Finds: Steinhatchee offers a place for sunsets, scalloping and slowing down
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Mainstreet Daily News Gainesville
“It has the atmosphere of old Florida,” said Steinhatchee Chamber of Commerce president Mark Reblin.
See Member BenefitsJoin Our NewsletterPhoto by Ronnie Lovler Steinhatchee Chamber President Mark Reblin stands in front of the new Chamber building that is under construction.
Photo by Ronnie Lovler Debra Butler, a member of the Steinhatchee Chamber of Commerce board, at the Little House Library, which she manages.
Photo by Ronnie Lovler Roy’s Restaurant food truck.
Photo by Ronnie Lovler Steinhatchee Falls, one of Florida’s few waterfalls.