Living at RWR
Welcome to River Woods Ranch, the place where families immerse themselves in a harmonious lifestyle that embraces nature and environmental sustainability. At River Woods Ranch, we believe that a focus on nature and sustainability provides a backdrop for a healthy and fulfilling lifestyle. Whether exploring the great outdoors, taking part in community events, or enjoying a fresh and delicious meal, residents at River Woods Ranch experience a harmonious balance between man and nature.
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While only 40 minutes from Pensacola International, near the charming town of Jay, River Woods Ranch offers an atmosphere that fosters both physical and mental well-being, a peaceful escape from the bustle of city life and encourages a deeper connection to the natural world.
At River Woods Ranch you’ll find yourself surrounded by lush woodlands and noble vineyards, listening to the gentle flow of Holly Creek while leisurely strolling the 15+ miles of internal hiking trails. Or, alternatively, captivated by the vibrant flora, stirring wildlife and majestic rolling terrain while exploring the 200,000 acres of surrounding state forest preserves.
Artisanal Cuisine
At the heart of RWR you'll discover a unique culinary experience that celebrates local agriculture and Farm-to-Table living, as fresh produce is delicately nurtured and cultivated on the community farm and beautifully crafted and served at the Clubhouse dining hall.
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We work with PHD Realty: proven over 50 years of combined expertise, we're certain you will experience a concierge level of service that makes your real estate transaction stress free and successful
1812 S Main St. Atmore, AL 36502
Phone: +(251)368-1063
Email: info@riverwoodsranches.com
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The Community
The town of Jay was established in 1902 and named after its first postmaster, J.T. Nowling. With agriculture as its main source of income, Jay’s population is around 600 people. Jay’s heritage dates to the early 1900s when the community was dependent on agriculture-related ventures, including cotton, peanuts, soybeans, corn and timber production. Then in the 1970s oil was discovered. The “oil rush” of Santa Rosa County, Fla., changed the small community like never before. Today, the small community is reaping the benefits of the gushing crude oil that has provided Jay more than $400 million dollars in revenues.
Northwest Florida Water Management District
The NWFWMD is responsible for managing the water resources for the Florida panhandle covering approximately 11,300 square miles over 16 counties. The District works to protect ground and surface water resources, including springs rivers, estuaries and bays, wetlands, and lakes. The District manages over 212,000 acres of land for public access. Activities at each location are compatible with natural resources protection and intended land use priorities. The focus is to ensure these resources are preserved for lifetimes to come. Neighboring River Woods Ranch to the west are Bluff Springs and Salter’s Lake Recreation Areas. These locations offer camping, picnicking, fishing, horseback riding, canoeing with available canoe launches, wildlife viewing and hiking. Learn more on the NWFWMD website.
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