Parks & Campgrounds

BETHUNE POINT PARK
Riverfront park featuring a fishing pier, large barbeque pavilion and parking.
Bellevue Avenue and Beach Street. Directly on the Halifax River, Daytona Beach 386-258-3106

BLUE SPRING STATE PARK
A well-known home for Florida's endangered manatee, the spring's 72-degree water gives these gentle animals a refuge each winter from the colder water of the St. John's River. Recreational activities include camping, picnicking, swimming, scuba diving and canoeing.  Hours are 8a.m. to sundown. 2100 West French Avenue  Orange City, FL.
(904)775-3663

CITY ISLAND PARK
Directly on the banks of the Halifax River, features public boat docks, recreational facilities and the home of the Halifax Rowing Association. Located South of the Memorial bridge, Daytona Beach.
386-258-3106

HALIFAX HARBOR MARINA AND PARK
Largest marina between Fort Lauderdale, Fla., and Baltimore, Md. Features boat ramp, fishing and picnicking. Located at 450 Basin Street, Daytona Beach
For more information phone (386)253-0575

LIGHTHOUSE POINT PARK AND STATE RECREATION AREA
This park offers a beautiful view of the Ponce de Leon inlet Lighthouse as well as a boardwalk, picnic pavilion and nature trails. Located at the South end of South Peninsula Drive, Ponce Inlet. 
386-756-7488

NORTH PENINSULA STATE RECREATION AREA
A 900-Acre park offering two miles of sandy beaches as well as fishing. Vehicles not permitted on the beach.  Highway A1A, 5 Miles north of Ormond Beach.
386-517-2086

TOMOKA STATE PARK
The park was once the site of a Timucuan Indian Village and later the Mount Oswald Plantation established in 1766.  The 914-acre park offers camping, fishing, nature trails, picnic areas, boat launch and canoe rentals as well as the Fred Dana Marsh Museum and Visitor Center.  2099 North Beach Street, Ormond Beach
386-676-4050

For additional information on parks in Volusia County, call 386-257-6000.

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