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Tomoka State Park offers hiking, full-facility camping, fishing, and boating. There is also a boat ramp and a park store that offers camping supplies, snacks, and canoe and kayak rentals.

 Open every day, 8 am - sundown 

$5 per vehicle 

2099 N. Beach St., Ormond Beach FL 32174

Bulow State Park, home of the Fairchild Oak, possibly the largest live oak tree, has several hiking trails including one that leads to the  Bulow Plantation Ruins Historic State Park.

Open every day, 8 am - sundown 

No entrance fee

 3351 Old Dixie Highway, Ormond Beach FL 

North Peninsula State Park offers three miles of sandy beaches, a picnic area, hiking, birding, a bicycle  maintenance station and picnic area along a restored salt marsh. 

Open every day, 8 am - sundown 

No entrance fee

 40 Highbridge Road Ormond by the Sea,  FL

The Casements was the winter home of John D. Rockefeller and now serves as the Cultural Center for the City of Ormond Beach. Tours of the house are available. Tour details here. 

Open Mon - Fri 8 am - 5 pm  Sat 8 am-12 pm

No entrance fee - donations accepted

25 Riverside Dr, Ormond Beach, FL 32176

Michael Crotty Bicentennial Park crosses the entire peninsula from the beach to a pier on the Halifax River. and offers fishing, hiking, 2 dog parks, a playground, and various sports fields.

Open every day, sunrise - sundown 

No entrance fee

 1800 N. Ocean Shore Blvd., Ormond Beach

Fortunato Park is located along the Halifax River, northeast of the Granada Bridge. In addition to grills and a picnic area there is a  kayak and canoe launch area, a path you can walk or bike, a playground and fishing pier.

Open every day, sunrise - sundown 

No entrance fee

  2 John Anderson Dr, Ormond Beach, FL

Smith Creek Landing is one of the entrance points to North Peninsula State Park. Here you will find the 2.5 mile Coastal Strand Trail beginning along a restored salt marsh before looping back through a sunny coastal strand.

Open every day, 8 am - sundown 

No entrance fee

 40 Highbridge Road Ormond by the Sea,  FL 

  Joseph Price, an Ormond Beach pioneer, bought acreage along John Anderson Drive in 1887, and for nearly ten years, an orange grove and a small one-bedroom cottage were on the property. In 1915, Hammock Home, which now spans 5,589 square feet with six bedrooms and five baths, was built. The original one-bedroom cottage, built in 1889, is still standing in the northeast corner of the property. Hammock Home is located at  311 John Anderson Drive where it serves as a private residence.

 Built in 1897 by Billy Fagan from wood salvaged from the shipwrecked Nathan F. Cobb schooner, this one-and-a-half-story cottage has the original wood floors, staircase, and brick fireplace and chimney.   The Nathan Cobb Cottage was designated as a Florida Heritage Site in 2021 and is currently owned and operated by the Ormond Beach Historical Society which offers an annual open house in March. 

137 Orchard Lane, Ormond Beach