The appointment was very quick and the staff was very nice . Will always go to this locationread more

I went 2 different days to get a florida license and then to change my tag to florida (I forgot to…read morebring a certain document , so I had to go back). Appointments definitely recommended, walkins have to wait or be sent to another office due to how busy. I really like the appt aspect. The employees that helped me were kind and very helpful and I appreciated that. I had Appointments both visits and they seem to run fairly on time which I found awesome. (One appt was 15 minutes past appt, but I watched and there were many customers doing what seemed complicated things , and I think my wait time was nominal. Thanks leon county for being helpful and kind to an older woman. And thank you for having the forms online so they can be filled out prior to my visit.

Located in front of the Wakulla County Courthouse, this simple stone is in memory of those from…read morethis area who fought for the United States. It reads, "The memorial is dedicated to the lasting memory and sacred honor of the brave veterans of Wakulla County who gave their lives in the service of our country." There is a tall flagpole next to it with the US flag and the POW-MIA flag. There is street parking nearby. [Review 14704 overall, 204 of 2021, number 1264 in Florida.]

Absolutely high charchacter public servants with amazing integrity. My family has been so blessed…read morein the neighborhoods we have lived. Every Police departments were amazing. New Port Richey and now Wakulla County departments in my opinion define public service! Thank you for showing up at my home on July 19, 2024. My Family thanks you also. Andrew R Hutchinson Citizen of Wakulla County since 2012.

Late March, 2025. The historic St. Marks Lighthouse, first constructed in 1830, is located roughly…read moreseven miles from the Visitors Center for the St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge. It's reached via slow-moving Lighthouse Road, on which people in cars or bicycles search for sightings of wildlife, including migratory birds, monarch butterflies, alligators, and more. While the lighthouse was closed to the public when we visited, it was still an interesting area to visit and to photograph. There are a few walking paths near the small parking lot, and visitors occasionally glimpse loggerhead sea turtles, West Indian manatees, and alligators offshore from the lighthouse. The ownership of the historic property was transferred in 2013 from the U.S. Coast Guard to the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service's St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge. The refuge "has completed a renovation to repair damages of time, termites, age, and weather. A replica 4th order Fresnel lens has been installed."

Not open to the public right now because of COVID but you can still see it and walk around and…read moreenjoy. I was here in daytime so the light wasn't running but it was awesomely cool to see and experience. Construction started in 1829 and then it was moved inland in 1842 because of beach erosion. The adjoining building is not original, having been rebuilt a bunch of times for various reasons. The lighthouse played a part in the Civil War when it was destroyed in 1862. Rebuilt, it was again attacked by a Union landing party in July 1863 where they burned the steps and the interior woodwork. And again, in 1865, Union troops landed for a major raid that was planned to take the capital city, though they were repulsed at the Battle of Natural Bridge. The lighthouse was restored to service after the war and resumed the role of navigational aid. There are plenty of pathways nearby where you can get a bit further away from the lighthouse for great pictures. Enjoy! [Review 14068 overall, 1390 of 2020, number 1130 in Florida.]

I used this location to actually review the St Marks-Port Leon park which hosts numerous events…read moredrawing in tourists and locals alike. On the day I was there a fleet of tall mast ships were docked in the river. They were replicas of the Nina, Pinta and Santa Maria sailing ships. There were food vendors and trinket sales stands set-up to cater to the crowds. Tickets were being sold to enter the ships and they even offered rides! I have been to other events here on the St Marks riverfront in the past but this one was pretty cool!

This monument is around the corner from the correctional institution. It is dedicated to the…read morecorrections officers who have lost their lives in service to the State of Florida. A total of 52 Florida correctional officers have died in the line of duty including two in 2018. All of these names are listed on one side or the other of the monument There are a handful of benches arranged to view the monument. There is also adequate parking in the training academy parking lot. [Review 14071 overall, 1393 of 2020, number 1133 in Florida.]