Discover 3 parks for hiking within driving distance of Daytona Beach
"Daytona Beach travelers visit for a peaceful escape from the shoreline crowds. Bulow Creek adds history, shade, and wildlife viewing within an easy drive."
A scenic Flagler County park known for ancient live oaks, creekside paddling, and historic plantation ruins.
"Visitors from Daytona Beach often come inland for a calmer, shaded park experience away from the coast. Hontoon Island offers a different kind of Florida scenery with river wildlife and forested trails."
A peaceful St. Johns River island park offering paddling, wildlife viewing, and quiet outdoor recreation.
"Daytona Beach visitors come inland for freshwater swimming and shaded trails. The park offers a contrasting experience to the coast with spring-fed water and forest scenery."
A spring-fed Central Florida park known for swimming, paddling, wildlife, and shaded natural scenery.