Volusia County Opens More Parks, Trails, and Docks

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Posted On: October 14, 2024

Twenty more parks, trails, and fishing docks were reopened today following extensive cleanup.

Coastal Parks

All coastal parks have reopened; however, the jetty at Lighthouse Point Park is inaccessible.

Inland Parks and Boat Ramps

All county-maintained boat ramps remain closed. DeBary Hall Historic Site also remains closed.

The following parks and facilities have reopened:

• Barkley Square Dog Park, DeLand
• Beck Ranch Park, Osteen
• Candace R. Strawn/Lake Dias, DeLeon Springs
• Chuck Lennon Park, DeLeon Springs
• Cypress Lake Park, DeLand
• Ed Stone Park, DeLand (boat ramp is closed)
• Glencoe Park, New Smyrna Beach
• Hester Park, DeLeon Springs
• Highbridge Park, Ormond Beach
• Hope Place Play Yard, Daytona Beach
• James Ormond Tomb Park, Ormond Beach
• Lake George Park, Pierson
• Michael Crotty Bicentennial Park, Ormond Beach
• Osteen Civic Center, Osteen
• PFC Emory L. Bennett Park, Orange City
• River Breeze Park, Oak Hill (boat ramp is closed)
• Seabridge Riverfront Park, Ormond Beach
• Seville Village Park, Seville
• Spring Hill Park, DeLand
• Sylvester Bruten Park, DeLand

Fishing Docks

These fishing docks have reopened:

• Riv-Ocean Fishing Dock, Ormond Beach
• Roberta Drive Fishing Dock, Ormond Beach
• San Jose Fishing Dock, Ormond Beach

Trails

Most county trails remain closed, but these have reopened:

• Blue Spring Pathway
• Daytona/Holly Hill Pathway
• DeBary Mansion Parkway
• DeBary Parkway
• Green Springs Pathway
• Lake Beresford Loop Trail
• Lake Beresford Pathway
• Ormond Pathway
• North Peninsula Pathway
• Pat Northey Parkway
• Port Orange Pathway

Volusia County will continue to provide updates on recovery efforts from Hurricane Milton.