It is, however well worth the trip.

Once you leave Florida Interstate 10 count on 2 hours to the coast, regardless of which route you take.

From Panama City:  Southeast on Highway 98 about 35 miles.  You'll go through Tyndall AFB (boring), Mexico Beach and St. Joe Beach.  When you come to "WindMark" (a luxury housing development,) we're just around the curve on the right.

From Apalachicola:  West on Highway 98 about 27 miles.  Go through the town of Port St Joe, over the bridge.  We're 1 1/2 miles from the foot of the bridge on the left.

From Interstate 10 at Marianna:  Route 71 is a two lane road going south all the way to Port St Joe.  About 72 miles to the traffic light at Highway 98. (Pray that you don't get a slowpoke ahead of you.) Hang a right & follow the directions from Port St. Joe above.

From Tallahassee:  Route 319 south to 98 West is another 2 lane route.  If traffic isn't too bad it's my preferred route.  Timely & scenic.

If you get lost, just call us at (850) 227-1443.  If you see a sign for the Forest Hills Cemetery, you are on the wrong side of  Port St Joe.  Turn around, go through town and over the bridge!