144-acre park offers coastal camping, boat launch, picnicking, swimming, fishing and nature study. Summer months bring sea turtles to lay their eggs in the sand at low tide, and sea turtle programs are offered. 3100 South A1A, Flagler Beach 32136. Features horse training facilities, a boat launch, Pellicer Community Center, and a large outdoor stove for cooking for groups. The oldest homestead in Flagler County is located here.
Visitors can picnic, fish and walk through the ornamental gardens.
Nature trails and coquina rock formations are additional highlights. 6400 N. Oceanshore Blvd., two miles south of Marineland, Palm Coast 32137. New Smyrna Beach 32169. Programs on the sea, sea turtles and the environment are offered free all year.