Beaches and Parks

Beaches

In accordance with Governor DeSantis' executive order 2020-139, beachgoers should avoid congregating in groups larger than 50 people. Face coverings and CDC social distancing and safety protocols are highly encouraged.

All in-season vehicular beach access ramps are open to vehicles for beach parking from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Vehicles must park at a blue post or conservation post, which are placed at 25 foot intervals.

Beachgoers are encouraged to access the beach in a less-populated area. Suggested vehicle access ramps are:

• Milsap Road, Ormond Beach
• Harvard Drive, Ormond Beach
• Williams Avenue, Daytona Beach
• Hartford, Avenue in Daytona Beach;
• Botefuhr Avenue, Daytona Beach Shores
• Minerva Road, Daytona Beach Shores
• Florida Shores Boulevard, Daytona Beach Shores 
• Van Avenue, Daytona Beach Shores
• El Portal Street, Daytona Beach Shores

View additional information on beach driving. A full list of vehicle access ramps is available at volusia.org/beachdriving.

Restrooms and showers on the beach and in county-operated coastal and inlet parks are open at full capacity.

Current annual pass-holders who purchased their pass prior to March 20 will have 57 days added to their pass to compensate for the days that the beach ramps were closed to vehicles due to the coronavirus outbreak.

For off-beach parking, additional parking fees may apply.

Coastal Parks

As of June 3, 2020

• County coastal parks are open.
• Splash pads and playgrounds are open.

County Parks

As of June 12, 2020

• Beginning Monday, June 15, all campsites in county-operated parks and preserves will be opening up with 100% capacity. For preserve camping, only one permit will be issued per preserve per night.
• County parks, coastal parks, trails and boat ramps are now open to the public.
• All playgrounds in county-operated parks have reopened.