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Named for the thick grove of windswept trees that surround it, Seagrove still maintains the same green canopy of oaks, magnolias, hickories, and sand pines that came to define it a half a century ago. The trees were a perfect cover from the harsh hurricanes that landed along the coast of North Florida.
Early in the 20th Century, the only way you could get to Seagrove was by taking a small road from the North by way of Point Washington. One of the original property owners that settled in Seagrove back in 1949 was the McGee family. For many years there were only a few cottages and the Seagrove Villa Motel and 30A was just a small dirt road in a few hundred feet in both directions. There was no connecting road from Seagrove Beach to Grayton Beach because the two towns were separated by Western Lake. The only way to get from town to town was by boat until they decided to pave 30a.

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Today, Seagrove continues to grow with an eclectic mix of old beach homesteads and newer cottages, as well as the newest restaurants along Scenic 30a and is still one of the favorite vacation destinations.