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Located on Northwest Florida's Gulf of Mexico, WaterColor is a celebrated Southern coastal resort and residential community. Awarded the Florida Green Lodging Program's coveted Two Palm status, WaterColor eases into its natural surroundings with a uniquely Southern simplicity and grace.

Whether you want to get away to a chic residence with a view of the Gulf, a charming coastal cottage or a well-appointed village home, you'll find a delightful selection of accommodations throughout WaterColor.

Families have long sought the unspoiled shores of Northwest Florida for unforgettable vacations. Towering sand dunes, pristine coastal dune lakes, pine forests and parks create a natural backdrop for lifelong memories. WaterColor, a 499-acre resort and residential community nestled between the shores of Florida's fabled Emerald Coast and the banks of a rare coastal dune lake, brings the best of unspoiled Florida and Southern hospitality to your family.

As a guest at WaterColor, you can enjoy the Beach Club. In addition to a large family-friendly pool with direct views of the Gulf, there are fully equipped changing rooms with showers and lockers and a service area that offers towels, sun screen products, sunglasses, hats and water toys.

Restaurants within WaterColor include Fish Out of Water. The AAA Four Diamond ranked restaurant celebrates Southern art and nature with a fire-and-ice theme, which is anchored by an exhibition grill kitchen and an ice bar bearing fresh seafood. The BaitHouse Restaurant offers fresh local seafood and vegetables, a warm and inviting atmosphere, and good old-fashioned Southern hospitality. (Open seasonally.)

An easy eight-mile drive from WaterColor is Camp Creek Golf Club designed by Tom Fazio, an 18-hole, par-72 championship course measuring 7,151 yards and named "Course of the Millennium" by Travel + Leisure. Camp Creek's five-tee configuration, which also includes gold (senior) and red (women's) tees, accommodates players at all skill and experience levels. It has also been designated as a Certified Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary by the Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary System for its environmental stewardship. Fazio himself has been recognized three times by Golf Digest as the best modern-day golf course architect.

The InnSpa at WaterColor Inn offers a totally indulgent experience designed to nourish the body inside and out. The spa's personalized treatments have been thoughtfully created to convey a sense of comfort, nurturing, relaxation and rejuvenation.

Building upon the larger regional and national interest in the Ogden Museum of Southern Art/University of New Orleans, the Ogden opened a satellite museum in the heart of WaterColor. The museum is opened seasonally and will reopen in mid-March.

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