Cape San Blas Rentals & Area Information

06/10/2024

Pictured here, friendly sea turtle viewing.💚

But in light of evidence of unfriendly viewing practices last night, we thought it would be a good time to remind our beach-goers of what to do should you be lucky enough to witness a momma sea turtle coming ashore to lay her eggs or emerging hatchlings making their way to the water:

🐢Keep your distance: Staying at least 50 feet away can prevent the turtle from leaving the beach before finishing its nest.

🐢Stay quiet: Avoid making noise.

🐢Keep your hands off: Don't touch the turtle or put other objects near it.

🐢Turn off lights: This includes cell phones, flashlights, and other light sources.

🐢Let hatchlings crawl: Allow them to make their own way to the ocean. Getting in their way can confuse them and prevent them from finding their way. The trip to the water also helps them learn their surroundings and for females to remember their home beach.

Give them space, leave no trace, and keep our sea turtles in the dark... it's up to all of us to help make this a successful nesting season.

📷: Ximena Zornosa

03/08/2024

03/05/2024

Don’t let the rain stop you from visiting us tomorrow morning. We will be open from 7:30 am est and closing when sold out or worn out!

01/08/2024

10/25/2023

08/30/2023

Please check with your property manager or owner before returning to your home.

Gulf County has RESCINDED all Evacuation Orders.

08/29/2023

GULF COUNTY - EVACUATIONS - Mandatory Evacuations for all visitors in Indian Pass, Cape San Blas, & Simmons Bayou. Mandatory Evacuations for all Recreational Vehicles (RV’s) in Indian Pass, Cape San Blas, Simmons Bayou, Oak Grove, Highlandview, & St Joe B*h.

08/28/2023

The Gulf County Board of County Commissioners has issued a Local State of Emergency for Gulf County due to Tropical Storm Idalia.
Voluntary Evacuations have been issued for Indian Pass & low lying areas. Mandatory evacuations for all visitors North of the stump hole. Mandatory evacuations for Recreational Vehicles along C30 and Highway 98 from the Franklin County Line to Mexico Beach including all of Cape San Blas, Simmons Bayou, Indian Pass, Highlandview, and St Joe Beach.

06/30/2022

05/18/2022

Vacation Prep Squad has partnered with First United Methodist’s Two Fish Market to provide a way for our guests to donate their otherwise unwanted and unopened food to good use. Two Fish Market accepts unopened perishable and non-perishable food items.

Donations can be made at:
• South Gulf County Fire & Rescue Station at 240 Cape San Blas Road which is near Salinas Park on Saturday or Sunday between 8:00 AM – 10:00 AM.
• Directly at Two Fish Market 214 Williams Avenue. Hours: Thursday & Friday 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM, and Saturday 9:00 AM -12:00PM. For more info or to confirm drop off times please call First United Methodist Church 850-227-1724
• Contact Vacation Prep Squad to make arrangements for donations on days other than Sat & Sun. Vacation Prep Squad: 850-749-3071 or [email protected]
www.vacationprepsquad.com

Please spread the word by liking, sharing, and tagging your friends so that our food market can flourish and help many members of our community this rental season.

03/05/2022

Gulf County is currently under a burn ban. NO fires allowed. Grills may only be used for cooking of food. NO bonfires and NO fireworks effective immediately and until rescinded by the County Commission.