This place has been around for a long time! It's a great little place to take the kids if you're on…read morea budget. It offers miniture golf, which isn't actually to bad. It has 18 holes and the kids loved it. They also offer batting cages. My daughter has used them a few times for baseball and it's in decent shape. The go carts are okay, wish they had more or different tracks. Or they could build up. This place is kind of run down. It definitely needs some TLC and updating. The kids love it so we keep coming. Oh also they don't offer food they only have a soda machine and a candy chip machine.

My family and I have been coming here for over 30 years. Always had fun and got our monies worth…read more Sad to see it was closed this year. Rumor is that it's been bought out and is to reopen in the fall.

Overall an okay experience…read more Check in was easy with an online reservation. The guide got everyone into their gear but didn't seem like he enjoyed his job. Don't think he smiled once. Gloves were not good. No kid size gloves either. Many people got stuck on two of the longer zip lines in course 2. Overall sketchy experience as the guide shows you have to hook on and then you are on your own. So if you have a younger kid, you are the one watching him. The guide(s) were mostly nonexistent. Other places I've seen have a pole to pull you to the end if you get stuck. Not this place, you are pulling yourself to the end and onto the platform.

The Zipline Adventure is located inside the beautiful Tuscawilla Park at the intersection of…read moreInternational Speedway and S. Nova Rd. My wife and I came out here Saturday morning before the rain rolled in and had an absolute blast. For about $50 per person, the adventure park provides approximately 36 obstacles between the two courses. The facility supplies body harness's equipped with fall protection and leather gloves. The staff help gear everyone up then complete a safety briefing. Users can move on to the first course after mastering a few practice obstacles. Safety is up to the user once they begin, however, a staff member monitors from the ground in case there is an emergency. It took us about two hours to complete both courses as a group of 6 people. If you have experience rigging and with ziplines, I highly recommend leading the group. Only one person can be on an obstacle at a time and only two per platform. If you get caught behind someone who has a fear of heights or little to no experience, it will take much longer to get through the course. There are multiple zip lines throughout the course, and some of them are over bodies of water, so secure your phone! Be prepared to work and sweat; the courses include multiple areas where you need to balance, dodge, climb, duck, squat, push, pull, and hold up your own body weight for a duration of time. Wear comfortable clothing and try not to stare as the body harnesses are jammed in everyone's crotch the entire time LOL! Donovan was the staff member who provided training and monitored our group adventure. He was helpful, fun, polite, and enthusiastic; because of Donovan, our overall experience was much more fun and memorable. I would definitely come back to the Daytona Zipline Adventure again.

A great family fun experience. There's 2 ways to play. They have money saving specials too.read more

Such a nice, up to date golf course. Easy hole was well maintained. The clerk in the front was…read moresuper nice. We did the easier of the 2 courses, it had amazing views. I got a kids play free coupon off of the website under the Ormond Beach location tab. Highly recommend.

Such a fun little park! My grandson loved the firehouse themed playground and had so much fun!read more

A fun little kiddie park hidden next to the fire station. Looks like it is barely used as nobody…read morecan find it.

A lonely little…read morepark Cypress Lake Park is a little park on a little lake. Not really a lake, more of a hole with some water. Probably even less water than usual lately because of the lack of rain. It does have a boat ramp but I suspect not very many people use it because there are probably all kinds of nasty things living in that water. All you could is just go around in small circles. The park does have a little playground, hoop court, picnic area and a barbecue grill but not a whole lot more. I suspect some local people bring their kids to the park but probably not a whole lot going on here. The area is actually a pretty lonely place too. It was going to be a new development that was started a while back and then stopped suddenly when the housing market crashed. Some of the roads around the park are still unpaved and houses unfinished. Maybe now that the economy seems to be improving the park and area will start to grow again. It is a pleasant place that just needs a bit of TLC.

This is my DPE deland awareness group meeting place a beautiful place to watch the sunset and go…read morefishing..... watch out for the Gators!!!!

The address given on Speedway Blvd is not accurate. This Y is on 500 Sterthaus Drive Ormond Beach,…read moreFL 32174. Membership is $50 per month (called "plus") and includes visiting all YMCAs and includes all the classes and childcare at this Y. There is an economy membership that just includes the gym for $19 too I think. The pool here is always perfectly heated to 82F or higher and very clean and well maintained throughout the year. The child care space looks very nice and they have children's programs during school breaks and holidays in addition. To providing child care while parents work out. I have not used the totally new eGym but it looks nice and I have heard people like it. Also the spinning classes are fully subscribed and look to be a fantastic workout. The waterobics is notable for being 6 days per week. It's not overly difficult, more something for everyone. Swimming lessons are available. The pool is large with around 20 lanes for lap swimming plus an open area for other water exercise. The new Women's locker room is really nice. There are individual saunas. There is a centrifuge for drying your suit. There are lockers for day use. I think there are only 2 showers. The back section of the Y is still being renovated but the Men's locker room is still open. Everyone here is happy. You can tell they believe in the Y and they like being there and working there. It's a good positive experience to go.

First let me say how beautiful the new locker rooms are. There are some safety issues that need to…read morebe addressed. The floor of locker rooms is not sloped to the drains {not sure how that passed inspection from the city}. This causes a lot of standing water on the floor, which is a very slippery issue, and no grab bars in all showers. We lost at least 200+ sq ft and a crap load of privacy. When you enter locker room from pool area, and if you happen to be dressing needless to say not great. There are 3 changing rooms, but nice long wait after any of the morning pool classes. Going out the front door through lobby leaves water on the lobby floor. It's great that they put down non-skid mats in the lobby, but that is not a long-term solution. Having people who pay extra to use the pool should be able to use gate by the pool is a long-term solution. Here's the problem if you want to use gate, that costs extra. If you would like to use unmanned gate to pool area that, will cost you an extra $10.00 a month. If you want 24-hour access to gym that is an extra $30.00 a year. So why is one unmanned locking gate $120.00 a year for pool, and an unmanned 24-hour access locked door for the gym is $30.00 a year. That makes absolutely no sense. I guess common sense and safety ARE NOT a priority at the Ormond Beach YMCA.

I've been sleeping on this place y'all! I won't be able to fit enough nice things to say about it…read morein this box. Went here today with my 17month old and my just turned 8 year old daughters. We joined my friend and her three grandchildren here (8,5,&4). The kids had to be dragged out after 3+ hours Everything was CLEAN!! They were just constantly walking around picking up things and setting them back up where they belong. Like putting all the fake food back in the play kitchen area. They have so much to do there. The older kids didn't want to get out of the huge jungle gym area. There's a huge bounce pillow. There's a whole area of not only play kitchen but restaurant with booths, doctors office etc. They have cars the kids can foot walk around in or be pushed in. My 17 month old liked the room for two and under. They had some really quality stuff in there. There's no food or drink allowed. But they have a snack bar with excellent choices of kid's favorites. Like max n cheese in a cup and capri suns. They have iced coffee!! Like made in front of you with the good syrup kind. Yum! The bathrooms were spotless. Everything was kid friendly. Even small details like removable kid seats for the toilets. Most of all, the owner was extremely nice and answered all my stupid questions about memberships (which they have). I will be telling everyone about this place and be returning as a much as possible. Siblings get a discount and there is a punchcard. Totally excited to bring my daughters here again and make their day!!

Nicole was very nice and makes great iced coffee drinks…read more The play area and the bathrooms are very clean and well supervised.

Not only was i told to leave once because I simply walked in with my service dog while playing…read morePokémon go a few months ago, I was told to leave again today because I was back playing Pokémon go by the same lady. Not sure if she's the current runner of the park or if she's just a Karen, but I did nothing wrong and I was told I needed a level 2 background check? For visiting a public park while it's empty? Mind you I work for the nearby elementary school and was still in uniform when I was told to leave. I usually come in, get my steps in while playing my game and get out when the parents start coming for softball practice. It's a nice place to take a walk after work, its quiet, clean, guess that's somehow criminal now despite being a Volusia county employee WHO DOES HAVE A LEVEL 2 BACKGROUND CHECK BECAUSE I AM A VOLUSIA COUNTY EMPLOYEE. I'm still going back to play my game regardless until she calls the cops.

My kids played at these fields over the weekend with Little League. We were impressed at how nice…read morethe fields were and really loved the bleachers compared to other fields we have played at. The fields are nestled pretty closely around the restrooms and concession stand so you don't have to walk a mile if you need to grab a snack! There is one softball field on the opposite side of the baseball fields. We also noticed that right when you pull into the park, there is shuffleboard on site as well! The only downfall I'd say is the parking situation. Parking is located on the dirt right when you enter the park and all around the fields...so it really is "park at your own risk"! My son hit a couple foul balls and they went directly into the parking lot! If you get a chance to visit the little playground, or come see a ball game here, I think you will really enjoy yourself as it really gives off an authentic "hometown ballpark feel".