Lake Walk In Water Heights is a single-family and modular-home subdivision on the shore of Lake Walk-in-Water, also known as Lake Weohyakapka, off Walk In Water Road roughly 10 miles east of Lake Wales in unincorporated Polk County (Polk County records and Stellar MLS listings, 2026). It is a low-density rural community of larger lots, many a half acre or more, rather than a dense neighborhood of tract homes.
The setting is the lake. Lake Walk-in-Water is a 7,500 acre natural lake, one of the largest in Polk County, nationally known for largemouth bass and crappie fishing, and the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission has run multiple aquatic habitat restoration projects there, including a 24,000 plant eelgrass transplant (FWC, 2022) and earlier pondweed plantings (FWC, 2020). The subdivision carries deeded lake access with a community boat ramp, and the public Lake Walk-in-Water boat ramp and park sits a short drive south on Walk In Water Road.
Because this is rural lakefront land, the money is made or lost on the parcel and its access, not on a community average. The drivers are whether a lot is lakefront, lake-access, or interior, the road frontage and legal access, the well and septic condition or permitting, the FEMA flood zone on the shoreline, and the county build rules, which listings describe as generally allowing a single-family or modular home with county approval. Confirm each of these per parcel.
The pitch is space, water, and quiet: a large lot, a deeded ramp, and one of the regions best bass lakes at the door, with Lake Wales and State Road 60 the nearest services and the broader Lake Wales Ridge conservation lands and River Ranch nearby. The work is the diligence: confirm access, utilities, the flood zone, and the build rules before you buy the view.