Reed Canal Park is a nice addition to the community around it. It is not a huge park by any means,…read morehowever it is a pleasant enough place and it is kind of cool to watch the kids feeding the turtles. Apparently, feeding the turtles is a pretty commonplace things here, because the turtles knew the minute they seen human beings to swim towards the bridge and wait for the inevitable downpour of food offerings. There are two entrances to the park. One has swings and all that and the other one really just focuses on the little water there. I would definitely recommend that if you were in the area to stop by. Make sure you bring some kind of food offering for the turtles. There are also plenty of ducks and other birds around and while there are signs asking you not to feed the birds bread, they do say that they like rice and other things.

Favorite disc golf course around. Great animals to look at, hawks, owls, feeding squirrels.read more

Was there on New Year's day. You have to pay to park. As I was making my way to the bathroom to…read morechange, there were about 8 homeless people near the bathrooms. The bathrooms smelled very bad, and had writings on the wall. After I changed, I ended up driving to another park.

I love this park. Its so calming to walk along the boardwalk and sit here. My resort was nearby so…read moreI did not have to concern myself with parking or bathrooms (I saw a review that mentioned both were bad). There are also homeless folks all through this area, but none of them harassed me or seemed dangerous. Overall, the ocean distracts from anything negative, to me.

The weather was just beautiful today. I was driving around Ormond Beach observing the area when I…read moresoon ended up at Sun Splash Park. There are adequate parking which requires a $20 daily parking fee. Follow the directions on the signage. Overlooking Daytona Beach, the accessible park caters to kids with a small playground and a splash pad. Picnic pavilions, showers, and public bathrooms are available. The Volusia County Lifeguard Headquarters is also located at the park. This is a nice spot to enjoy the weather with family or friends.

Sun wind and…read morewaves Sun Splash Park is a pleasant little beachy park in the midst of lots of great beaches and parks. It's a crowded place in the summer but then so is every beach in Daytona. It's lovely beach if you happen to enjoy long, flat areas of wide sandy ocean front. . The waves are usually pretty decent and on windy days can get pretty feisty but it is usually pretty mellow and a good place for kids. In fact the whole park impressed me as appealing to kids. Not crazy, drunken and insane kids like Daytona gets at certain times of the year but younger kids that want to play on the beach and in the ocean. Some nice picnic benches, relatively clean bathrooms, drinking fountains and some things for the young ones to play on makes Sun Splash park a nice place for a family outing.

OMG!!! Mark and I had sooo much fun walking around the…read moreOrmond Beach bridge. THE Ormond Beach public art, (Public Art imitates life) from the Seward Johnson sculptor tour. This exhibit started November 2024 through April 2025 We missed 3 more sculptures because we were so tired after running around and running in and out of The car. We will continue to show you the last 3 asap. This is A must for locals and tourists also. In the brochure is a map where you can find them. We live in Ormond by the Sea so we started at the corner of A1A and and East Granada boulevard and worked our way down to the bridge. I can continue more when I update this review. I picked up my brochure and map at the post office. You would have to look on the map or scan the ??? I forgot what it's called) below scanner?) Anyway, I don't know where other brochures are so you can Google it. I will update this post as soon as I do the last 3 statues. Oh the window washer at the Granada? Shopping center, When we took pictures of the window washer) I couldn't find the photo of the window washer. A book that reads the movie rear window with James and Grace. Kelly. ( Love that movie you have to watch it) Furthermore, if any of these sponsors read my reviews, in my review(s) there are too many to list) Thank you for this amazing exhibit for The locals and tourists. Oh, The clothing on these statues look so real, I had to get up close to feel them

What a beautiful Little park. It was just beautiful and a dream if you like taking pictures. It had…read morebeautiful plants all around and flowers. It has many good areas to photograph. I was in heaven taking pictures. With plenty of benches to sit and admire the view. Some of those benches have funny sayings. Towards the back of the park, there is a walking long bridge. A good place to walk. It has a nice view of the water. In the middle of the park, there is a Historic building that now is a church. It's a cute, old fashion looking house. It has a plaque that tells the history of the place. It was the first place for a Christian marriage in north America once upon a time. . This little park has its own parking lot. Is not too big. I liked my time here. I was glad I stopped. I got great pictures.

One of the best parks in all of Volusia County! For the people who live in Ormond you should count…read moreyour blessings! Having beautiful mature trees to shade everyone is so important in this FL climate! This park is so cool and pirate shipped themed. You can't go wrong coming here! Perfect sections for young children and older ones! We love this place!!!

Great younger child park with large fenced play area in the shade…read more They have pickle ball and racket ball courts base ball areas kept in great condition Good parking

This park dates back to the 1914 when the the Ames family purchased it and made it their gardens…read more Today it is the home of the city attorney and a nice park to walk and sit by the intercostal. Public restrooms are available by the main building. A small boat ramp for kayaking and a small pier for fishing by the parking area. Great place for special photos as well. The Indian burial mound is across the street.

This small park is located at the site of the homestead of Isaac I. Moody, Jr., who was one of the…read morefounders of Flagler County here in Florida. Again, this is a small park, but it is extremely pleasant and since it is located on a quiet side street, I don't think that it gets a lot of visitors. There is a small children's play and a pavilion with a few picnic tables and a small grill. There is a small parking lot and benches spread throughout the property. The trees offer a nice amount of shade on the property. All in all, this is a great little park. I definitely enjoyed stumbling across this park. While it does not offer the amenities as some larger parks, it is a great park in its own right. I will give this park five stars.

This beach entrance was a nice find while enroute to a client meeting. This park has a good amount…read moreof parking spaces, quick access to the beach with a ramp and located across the street is a strip mall with Publix and other restaurants. Parking spot payments are daily payments and can be paid via an app. This location is a great spot to visit and had minimal people on the beach. This park also has showers located in the parking lot next to the ramp to gain beach access. There are also trash cans placed in various areas of the parking lot. Just a heads up, there were turtle nests located up and down the beach. These nests were marked by signage and nest protectors. Please do not enter these areas as you could harm the unborn turtles. It is also illegal to mess with these nests.