Panhandle Pioneer Settlement

This is an awesome fun outing . We was here for Keepers of the old ways event. Lots of great knowledge shared. The buildings are all in good shape now. Love the fact that the log cabins are mostly staffed by family relationship. Lots of pride & care given. So worth the visit.

The staff was super nice. Unfortunately we didn't have time to do a guided tour, it was a rainy monday and so most of the buildings were closed. We walked the site and will plan to return some day when they have a black smith and others in the buildings.

Amazing place! Loved it! We arrived after official tour times had ended but got all the info we needed and were welcomed to walk around and enjoy this very unique and special place. Thank you Patti❤️ If you’re in the area, this is a ‘don’t miss’ experience.

Kept up amazingly! Beautifully peaceful with awesome employees 🥰 they all are super friendly and very much love their jobs (as shown by their friendliness and eagerness to tell you all the stories )

This is a must see experience! There are cabins staged with personal items donated by the family to see. Most cabins are hosted by relatives of the original owners and have memories of visiting their elders. Other areas have folks who showcase skills that are rarely seen today. Spinning yarn, blacksmith, pork rinds, etc. Pets welcome! I visited during goat day so it was a lively event.

Attended the peanut boil and bluegrass music event at the Panhandle Pioneer Settlement in Blountstown, Florida
this evening and had a wonderful time.
Outstanding quality country music that I really enjoyed.

Really enjoyed this!
All the boiled peanuts you could eat and the country music was quality.
Check out the photos for information about the Pioneer Settlement here in Blountstown, Fl.

This place is wonderful. A real piece of history. Some buildings were relocated from other places to preserve their heritage.
The staff is wonderful and informative. Absolutely love their demeanor and hospitality.
I was not charged for a self guided tour. I donated anyway as I prefer self guided over crowds being a Veteran with PTSD and Agoraphobia.
Definitely recommend visits during their events as well as less busy times. A lot of fun. Restrooms on site.