Aripeka, Florida, is a quaint fishing village on the Gulf Coast in Pasco and Hernando Counties, known for its serene, small-town charm and rich history as part of Florida’s Nature Coast, with a population under 200. Nestled along Hammock Creek and the Gulf of Mexico, it offers abundant outdoor activities, including fishing, kayaking, and boating, with public boat ramps like the Norfleet Fish Camp providing easy water access. The village’s natural beauty is highlighted by its proximity to the Weeki Wachee Preserve, ideal for hiking and birdwatching, and nearby Anclote River Park, offering beach access and picnic areas. While Aripeka lacks restaurants, local dining options like Hernando Beach’s seafood spots are just a few miles north. The historic Aripeka post office, established in 1895, remains a community hub, and the village’s quiet, unspoiled setting, with no commercial hotels, preserves its authentic, old-Florida character, perfect for those seeking a peaceful coastal retreat.

Aripeka currently has no homes for sale. The average annual property tax for Aripeka is $1,932.92.