This is a nice easy bridge to drive over. There is a nice fishing pier below to walk around as…read morewell. Nice biking/ walking paths that are protected as well for a bit of exercise.

The Harris M. Saxon Bridge also known as the South Causeway Bridge in NSB is the most popular…read morecrossing from the mainland to beachside spanning the Intracoastal Waterway locally known as the "The River". This bridge is the main evacuation route exiting beachside and also is the most popular route for beach goers in season so it can get backed up at times. It also offers shelter for the many people that flock here to fish off the fishing pier located directly under the bridge on the mainland side. With plenty of parking this area is adjacent to Riverside Park so the kids can play while others fish. I'm fortunate that I get view of this bridge daily when I'm in town driving down Riverside Road. There are also protected pedestrian walkways on either side of this structure that is very popular for people taking their daily walks or biking across.

Stopped in to grab a few parking passes for the parking lots off Flagler Avenue. First off I…read morewasn't crazy about the process but it is a perk for living in Volusia County, it was somewhat painful but it's free so why not. The receptionist / volunteer was a little controlling which I thought was ridiculous but we got through it. Small town politics at its best...

I was the "first contract " for storage . Loved the place and staff . Felt very safe and secure …read more Even through the hurricane, we got constant updated from the owners . When you are storing big assets , you need to feel comfortable in your choice of facility's. Thank you for that comfort ! Bill

We had a good experience storing our travel trailer here. We came to visit my mom from out of town…read moreand decided to store our camper while we stayed with her, and this place was a mile down the road. While it was convenient, it was by far more expensive than any other place in town or what we have paid in the past. The daily rate was so much we just paid for a whole month, even though we only needed 10 days, because it ended up being cheaper at the end. However it was convenient for us to go and get anything we needed to our camper and you get an access card to go in and out whenever you need. There is security in the form of a wall around the facility with barbed wire at the top, and all tenants have the option to get an access card.

While on our Florida Mini Vacay, Deacon, Kayla Beth Fields & I stopped at New Smyrna Beach area to…read morecheck out the Sugar Mill Ruins. This was Deacon's first historical site with his maw maw YoYo on her trek to see all things historical. He seemed to enjoy the adventure. The Cruger-de-Peyster Plantation Sugar Mill Ruins are superb. There are hiking trails in to the jungle like funa but we didn't have bug spray. I keep it in my car but we were enjoying Kayla's new rocking rover!!! We saw quite a few lizards. I guess they are a local staple to the wildlife here. Their little throats blow out a orangish bag, weird to us West Virginians....lol!! This park is nice! Pets allowed Small parking lot. FREE TO ENJOY! Well marked with signage to the location. Highly recommend if you are in the area.

Simple free walkthrough. With signage as to what it was and what they did. A little hard to find as…read moreit isn't a large sign

No management on site. Although this place is clean and right on the beach I'm rating this a 2…read morebecause there is no management on site. You cannot reach anyone at the office and you basically self check in. During our stay there were many times we couldn't park because the adjoining unit had too many people and loud parties all night. Rules for the pool weren't followed with kids under 12 without parental supervision pool open all night with the people constantly slamming the pool gate door young kids screaming at the pool all night and in the parking lot between units. Keyless entry to all units and pool area didn't seem real secure since there was one code for everyone for pool and at times there was more than 18 people in the pool. Upon leaving another guest asked my unit number which I didn't give which doesn't leave me feeling safe at all. During stay they were also doing painting so there were additional vehicles as well for the workers making maneuvering the parking lot extremely difficult at best. One car was damaged at the resort during our stay as well.