Best places: Tourist attractions in Volusia County, United States

Park featuring a cool-water spring on the St. Johns River that's popular for swimming & kayaking.

Picturesque, secluded park by the ocean with swimming, fishing, wildlife-watching & other features.

👍👍 No Drive Beach , plenty of free parking , clean bathrooms, shower / rinse area . One place that always has a lifeguard on duty. Not known as a dog Beach but you do see pets once in a while.

👍 This is a cool dog park with a lake. The park is divided for big dogs, little dogs, and a timeout area. There are bathrooms onsite. Benches are placed around the park for seating.

Once home to the native Mayaca, later a winter resort, and now a state park for swimming & canoeing.

This wooded site with natural sulfur springs offers trails, overlooks, picnicking & a playground.

Oceanfront recreation area with kids' play equipment, picnic shelters & a parking lot, plus showers.

Natural park offers family-friendly activities for all ages including canoe rentals & a picnic area.

👍👍 Only stopped quickly and walked the informational trail loop, but it is a lovely park. Cool local wildlife and a wonderful dense primeval forest. Will definitely go back and make a longer day Nice picnic area and restrooms in the parking lot also

👍 Overall this is a nice quiet park and it usually is not very busy. It is not uncommon to see dolphins and manatees here. there are some nice walking trails and the playground is well maintained with shade over the swing set and the playground equipment. when I just stopped by they had closed the pie...

👍👍 A true gem of a park located directly on the beach. Clean restrooms and outdoor showers to clean up after a swim. Swim here safely in front of the big fancy lifeguard station. Back in the day this site was home to the old Ormond Pier that was destroyed during a hurricane.

Natural 210-acre park surrounded by a biking, skating & walking trail plus playgrounds & pavilions.

A 6-acre beach park bordered by river & ocean with a boardwalk, sports courts, playground & fishing.

Serene, almost 5,600-acre park with ancient oaks, submerged areas, historic ruins & trails.

Park boasting oceanfront beach & riverfront boardwalk with tree-covered roads, campsites & dog park.

Fishing, bird watching & tent camping in a park with a boardwalk over the lake, play areas & trails.

Tranquil preserve made up of river & creeks popular for boating, fishing, kayaking & bird watching.

Entrance station selling park passes for barrier island national seashore & rocket launch viewpoint.

Picnic & fishing area with restrooms & multiple boat launches for access to the St. Johns River.