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Cape Canaveral National Seashore Northern Access
Closest intersection is;
Turtlemound Road & Trout Avenue
Bethune, FL 32169
Entrance is 1/4 mile south on Turtlemound Road from above intersection.
GPS 28° 56'12.47" N 80° 49'49.04" W
( Gate at north entrance to park)
NOAA Daytona Beach Shores 8721120
Turtle Shores inside the park. Beach accesses,
Boat ramp information.
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North Peninsula State Park
Closest intersection for beach area is;
State Road A1A & Highbridge Road
Ormond Beach, FL 32176
GPS 29° 24'32.95" N 81° 05'57.06" W
( Parking area off High Bridge Road )
GPS 29° 24'38.70" N 81° 05'41.81" W
( Parking area off A1A at beach )
Hours:
7:30am - Sunset
Fees:
None
North Peninsula State Park offers; 2 miles of beaches, Surf fishing with respect to swimmers, Swimming, Picnicking,
Scrub Jays, Indigo snakes and Gopher Tortoises.
Ocean Tides
Intracoastal Tides
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Ponce Preserve / Green Mound Archeological State Park
4401 South Peninsula Drive
Ponce Inlet, FL 32127
2.6 miles north of the lighthouse on
South Peninsula Drive
GPS 29° 06'49.24" N 80° 56'58.04" W
( Entrance off South Peninsula Drive )
GPS 29° 06'59.02" N 80° 56'55.70" W
( Entrance to small parking area on beach side
2 Hanicapped, 2 regular)
Launch canoes and kayaks, 41 acres, ancient Indian midden ( shell mound ), restrooms, Halifax River, Nature theme playgrounds, Great Florida Birding Trail. Boardwalk is 1700 feet in length out to the furthests covered gazebo.
Ocean Tides
Intracoastal Tides
Tomoka State Park
2099 North Beach Street
Ormond Beach, FL 32174
GPS 29° 20'23.24" N 81° 04'60.00" W
( Entrance )
1-386-676-4050
Hours:
8:00am till Sundown
Fees:
$5.00 per vehicle
$4.00 single occupant vehicle
$2.00 pedestrians, bicyclists, extra passengers
Intracoastal Tides
Tomoka State Park offers; Boat ramp, fishing, canoeing, kayaking, rentable pavilions, picnics, restrooms, scenic, wildlife.
Idle speed zones are strictly enforced to protect the Manatees.
Canoeists should be careful of not venturing out into Tomoka Basin as it may become very choppy when the winds rise.
Fish species include; red drum, black drum, sheepshead, spotted sea trout, common snook, and tarpon.
Great bird watching here.
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| National & State Parks for Saltwater Fishing in Volusia County Florida |
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| Areas in Volusia County Florida include; Daytona, Ormond by the Sea, Ormond Beach, Holly Hill, Daytona Beach, Daytona Beach Shores, Port Orange, Ponce Inlet, New Smyrna Beach, Edgewater, Deltona, Osteen, DeLand and Orange City. |
| Bodies of brackish and saltwater in Volusia County Florida include; Atlantic Ocean, Big Cove, Big Snapper Cut, Blind Spruce Creek, Botheration Creek, Bottle Island Creek, Browns Bay, Bulow Creek, Callalisa Creek, Canal Bradano, Canal Calore, Cedar Creek, Cook Creek, Dead End Creek, Elwinder Creek, Fox Slip, Gaines Slough, Halifax Canal, Halifax Creek, Halifax River, Hunter Creek, Indian River North, Inlet Creek, Intracoastal Waterway, Little Snapper Cut, Live Oak Creek, Lost Creek, Mill Creek, Mosquito Lagoon, Murray Creek, Orange Island Creek, Ponce de Leon Cut, Potts Creek, Rockhouse Creek, Rose Bay, Sheephead Cut, Shipyard Canal, Slippery Creek, Smyrna Creek, Snake Creek, Spruce Creek, Strickland Creek, Ten Mile Creek, Thompsons Creek, Tomoka Basin, Tomoka River, Turnbull Bay, Turnbull Creek, Turner Flats, Webster Creek and Wilbur Bay. |
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