Westville, FL

Westville is a quiet community of a few hundred people along U.S. 90 in the Florida Panhandle. Sitting right on the western bank of the Choctawhatchee River, it connects directly across the water to Caryville. Westville served as the Holmes County seat back in the late nineteenth century, and while county business eventually shifted to nearby Bonifay, the town settled into a relaxed, low-key rhythm that will appeal to anyone looking for genuine country living.

Outdoors and water are central to everyday life here. The river forms part of the Choctawhatchee River Blueway, giving residents easy access to boat launches, paddling trails, fishing spots, and quiet cypress wetlands. The landscape is rural and heavily wooded, with plenty of room to spread out. It is an ideal spot if you want peaceful, riverfront countryside while still staying within a short drive of everyday errands in neighboring towns.