Camp Creek Lake Homes for Sale

Living in Camp Creek Lake

The 1977 plat of Camp Creek Lake, recorded in Plat Book 5, page 12 under county subdivision number 28-3S-18-16071, covers part of Government Lots 2 and 3 in section 29, township 3 south, range 18 west. It draws Block A lots 1 through 16 running back to the Gulf of Mexico shoreline with a coastal building setback line across their rear, and its notes list 25 foot and 20 foot building setbacks; county or state rules adopted since may override those 1977 figures.

The county parcel layer returns 52 map pieces for 46 distinct parcel IDs: 41 single-family lots, three vacant lots, one parcel classed multi-family under ten units, and one common-area parcel drawn as seven separate pieces covering about 8.6 acres. The county lists Pelican Circle Association Inc. as that parcel's owner, with legal wording that names streets, recreational areas and a beach area. Florida's corporation registry shows a Pelican Circle Association, Inc. filed in 2019 and active, and separately a Camp Creek Lake Homeowners Association, Inc. filed in 1994 and listed as inactive; the registry does not say which of them, if either, collects from a given lot, and a beach area named in a tax legal does not by itself give any owner the right to use it.

Fifty-seven address rows in the county file tie back to this series, and 48 of them are Pelican Circle addresses in Inlet Beach, 32461, numbered from 47 to 442. Nine are blank: five common-area pieces, two single-family lots and two vacant lots. One address on the common-area parcel, 394 Pelican Circle, is tagged Beach Access in the county file, a label that says nothing about who may use it.

The zones below come out the same whether read from FEMA's national map or from Walton County's layer. At an interior point, 41 parcel IDs sit in Zone X, while four single-family lots, Block A lots 11, 13, 14 and 15, sit in Zone VE, the coastal high hazard zone, at a base flood elevation of 11 feet. The VE boundary also crosses eight more Block A lots, and the common-area parcel touches Zones VE, AE and X across its pieces.

On August 20, 2026 the listing data, narrowed to dwellings in Inlet Beach and Seacrest, showed four active and 24 sold under the Camp Creek Lake name. That area is wider than these parcels and has no closing-date window attached, so it is a dated observation, not current supply.