Daytona Beach

Sights & Activities

Bethune Point Park

Although available for use only during daylight hours, Bethune Point Park is a great place for a picnic and a friendly softball game. Four fields are ... (more) ...

Boardwalk Amusement Area

Under the boardwalk! Carnival rides, arcades, souvenir shops and a "Salute to Speed" exhibit make the Boardwalk a happening center of activity.

Bulow Plantation Ruins

Befitting its ancestry, this once thriving indigo, cotton and sugar plantation is on Old Dixie Highway, north of Ormond Beach. A regal mansion in 1821 ... (more) ...

Central Florida Zoological Park

Florida is a wonderful backdrop to the wild and exotic animals housed here in the Central Florida Zoological Park. Cheetahs, leopards, elephants, rept ... (more) ...

City Island Park

This renovated park is great for the family. Public boat docks, outdoor grills. Playground and volleyball courts are situated between lovely green pal ... (more) ...

Daytona 500 Experience

With the popularity of NASCAR racing, Daytona is busier than ever. What better way to acquaint yourself with racing than with the many exhibits, inter ... (more) ...

Deland Museum of Art

This museum is a welcome addition to the Cultural Arts Center and features rotating exhibits from national and international artists.

Deland Naval Air Station Museum

This museum commemorates Deland Naval Station activities during World War II, including the Dauntless Dive Bomber, a craft that was instrumental durin ... (more) ...

Fred Dana Marsh Museum

The home of this museum is in beautifully rustic Tomoka State Park and features the works of sculptor and architect Fred Dana Marsh. Also located on t ... (more) ...

Halifax Historical Museum

Located in what was once the Merchant's Bank building, this museum focuses on local culture, with exhibits of Native American and Spanish artifacts, a ... (more) ...

Main Street Pier

This longest pier on the east coast is sure to be a relaxing way to spend some leisurely time. You can even take the sky lift off the end of the pier. ... (more) ...

Manatee Island Park

This is a well-known wildlife sanctuary that boasts five picnic pavilions, complete with grills and eating tables, a children's playground area, and r ... (more) ...

Museum of Arts and Sciences

This museum contains a wealth of knowledge. With so many truly interesting exhibits, you really need at least half a day to explore them all. See the ... (more) ...

North Peninsula State Recreation Area

Just minutes away in Ormond Beach, you can find over two miles of white beaches, natural palmetto dunes, and lumbering sea turtles. Great fishing and ... (more) ...

Ormond Memorial Art Museum and Gardens

Nearly four verdant acres of tropical Florida plants are home to this museum that was originally founded as a War Memorial. Today, this area features ... (more) ...

Ponce De Leon Inlet Lighthouse Museum

This lighthouse, originally built in the 1880's, holds wonderful views from over 200 steps above the beach. The Ponce DeLeon lighthouse is one of the ... (more) ...

Spruce Creek Park

For a peaceful and historic respite, try Spruce Creek Park. Located just south of Daytona Beach, these are old Indian grounds where you can view ancie ... (more) ...

Sun Cruz Casino

This sailing ship pulls away from the dock twice a day, packed with avid gamblers who enjoy true Las Vegas-style gaming such as roulette, slots, black ... (more) ...

Sunsplash Park

If you like fun in the water, Sunsplash Park is for you. Spouting water fountains, playground area, volleyball courts, restrooms, outdoor showers to w ... (more) ...

Washington Oaks State Gardens

Between the Intracoastal Waterway and the roar of the Atlantic Ocean are great oaks, flowering annuals, perennials, tropical and local vegetation. Dur ... (more) ...