This park boasts the largest spring in Florida, forming the headwaters of the Silver River. You can enjoy world-famous glass-bottom boat tours, kayaking, and exploring the park's rich history. Experience Florida's wild monkeys!

This golf club has a reputation for providing Ormond Beach and the surrounding communities a consistently well-maintained golf course, a variety of other sports and full-service clubhouse.

A large park with walking trails, a playground, and a sports field.

The largest spring on the St. Johns River. It is a designated manatee refuge during the winter months. During warmer months, you can enjoy swimming, snorkeling, scuba diving (with certification), boating, fishing, and tubing.

A 4,400-acre state park offering hiking, biking, canoeing, and kayaking.

A four-acre park located along the beach that offers beach access, free off-beach parking, restrooms, splash pad, playground, shaded pavilion, concessions, grills and restrooms.

This 30-mile route takes you through scenic landscapes, including marshes, rivers, and historic sites. You can drive, bike, or hike along the trail.

The highlight of Bulow Creek is one of the largest remaining stands of southern live oak forest along Florida's east coast.

A beautiful riverside park with walking trails, a gazebo, and a pond.

A vast wilderness area protecting diverse ecosystems. Hike or bike through longleaf pine forests, paddle down scenic rivers, or go horseback riding. Campsites and cabins are available for extended adventures.

A challenging 18-hole golf course with scenic views.

A large, clear spring with a constant 72-degree temperature, perfect for swimming and snorkeling. The park also offers canoeing, kayaking, hiking trails, and a unique old-fashioned sugar mill restaurant where you can make your own pancakes.