Address: 6656 S Atlantic Ave, New Smyrna Beach, FL 32169, USA
Phone: +13864233300
Sunday: 8AM–6:30PM
Monday: 8AM–6:30PM
Tuesday: 8AM–6:30PM
Wednesday: 8AM–6:30PM
Thursday: 8AM–6:30PM
Friday: 8AM–6:30PM
Saturday: 8AM–6:30PM
Vanessa Ball
One of the few beaches that you don't pay for parking. A lot of shells on the beach so wear your flops! Other then that no complaints...I'd go again
Raekwon Francis
Great fishing spot
Rabena Spade
Clean and not so busy
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The park is dog friendly but the beach is not. The only beach i know of for certain that is dog friendly is all the way at the end of Ponce Inlet. You cross the Dunlawton bridge from Port Orange turn right on A1A and go til you can go no more. I lived there and brought my dog several times.
There are two large parking lots and although there are no RV hookups I believe you could easily park there throughout the day without anybody hassling you.
I don't think so, I didn't see any on the beach! But there are picnic tables and park close by!
Well their 2 of them ,one I saw reserve,which would mean to me that it can be for private. while the other one can be use by anybody who get a there first.hope that helps.
There a publix about 2 miles before you reach, and also a smaller branded supermarket. But no beachside stands at thia beach. Which is apart of its charm
No, there is not a gate. Yes, parking is free. No, you cannot drive on the beach here. You need to go down to the public parking lot by Traders to get beach access.
No riding on beach just parking and walk down ramps.
Very clean. They are closed 1 hour before sunset. Also public showers outside. Get there early. Parking fills up fast.
save yourself the worry and put a phone call in to the police and let them know that your car will be there for a bit longer. They're very nice.
No fees at all. Parking and clean rest rooms are free on a first come first serve basis.
No dogs allowed on any of Volusia county beaches except the dog beaches
No. But their are near by rv camping arra. Check Google for exact locations
Parking and beach access is open. Temporary fencing remains atop the seawall as repairs are still ongoing.
I would say no...call volusia county beach patrol hq Daytona Beach...Good Luck.
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