For persons needing assistance, beach wheelchairs are available for use at the Flagler Avenue lifeguard station. There is a limited supply, and they are available first come, first served at no charge. People can check them out from a lifeguard station and use them for a couple of hours, depending on the waiting list. The beach wheelchairs are available at the following lifeguard stations.
• Annual beach passes are $25 for Volusia County residents and $100 for non-residents. For further information regarding beach passes, please visit www.VolusiaBeachPass.com
• $20 daily beach entry per vehicle (one free re-entry/day/same vehicle)
• Smyrna Dunes Park ($10 daily), 2995 N Peninsula Ave
• Marianne Clancy Park ($20 daily), 901 S Atlantic Ave
• Flagler Avenue Beachfront Park ($20 daily), 201 Buenos Aires St
• 27th Avenue Beachfront Park ($20 daily), 3701 S Atlantic Ave
• Grayce K. Barck North Beach Community Park ($20 daily), 1100 N Atlantic Ave
• Esther Street Beachfront Park ($20 daily), 551 Esther St
• Mary McLeod Bethune Park (Free), 6656 S. Atlantic Avenue
• Hiles Boulevard Beach Park (Free), 4516 S. Atlantic Avenue
• Coronado Civic Center Parking Lot (Free),1098-1000 N Peninsula Ave
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8 AM to 7 PM or Sundown whichever is earlier - May 1 through October 31
Of course! Visit our website to request your free copy - https://www.visitnsbfl.com/download-visitors-guide
yes, between sunrise to sunset from November 1 to April 30, tides permitting
6:00 AM – 6:00 PM
The Apollo Beach Entrance Station only accept credit or debit for payment. Touchless payment such as Apple pay, and Google pay are now accepted as well.
Pedestrian or Bicycle - $10.00, Vehicle Entrance Fee - $20.00, Motorcycles - $15.00, Walk-in/Bicycle-in Per Person - $10.00, Commercial Tour Vehicles - $100.00, Large Non-commercial Vehicles - $10.00 per person – ALL passes are good for 7 days!
Yes, it is a $40.00 Park-specific pass that admits the pass holder and all persons in a single, private, non-commercial vehicle to Canaveral National Seashore. Valid for 12 months from when the pass is purchased.
Yes! Between 27th avenue and Flagler Avenue there is 17 miles of drivable beach.
$20 for the day - this includes one same-day re-entry
$10 daily inlet park entry per vehicle at Lighthouse Point and Smyrna Dunes Park (one free re-entry/day/same vehicle)
the fee is $25 for a resident annual beach pass (unlimited beach entry - 365 days from date of purchase) and you can pre order your pass online (https://www.volusiabeachpass.com/) and pick it up at a beach entry station, or purchase it on site
Yes, the fee is $100 for a non-resident annual beach pass (unlimited beach entry - 365 days from date of purchase)
$20 a day and parking is enforced from 9 AM to 5 PM
The beach is always open and free to pedestrians and bicyclists depending on tides and access ramps being opened.
it is free to park in city lots as a Volusia County resident with proof of residency. To register your car for a free resident parking pass visit https://permitsnsb.rmcpay.com/#account_start
yes, non-residents can get a parking pass, the fee is $100 annually
visit the city pass website - https://permitsnsb.rmcpay.com/#account_start
Parking is FREE and can accommodate approximately 250 vehicles
yes, for $20 you can purchase an annual inlet park pass (unlimited inlet parks entry - 365 days from date of purchase)
there are free parking lots around town some include – all street parking on Flagler Avenue is free, Canal Street parking is free, Hiles Boulevard beach lot is free
contact beach safety found and abandoned property division at 386-239-6414 ext.20325
Each of the five beachfront lots has an electronic kiosk that only accepts credit cards (Mastercard and Visa) and cash but not coins. Change is not provided for cash payments. Please make sure you have the exact amount ($20/day).
on our website, select the events drop down menu then select signature events
you can go to the Volusia County beaches website!
Smyrna Dunes Dog Beach – dogs are not allowed on the board walk after 10 AM but there are sand paths to the beach. Dogs must stay on leashes at all times
Of course! Head on over to our pet friendly page to explore all of the pet friendly options NSB has to offer.
check out or signature and daily events pages to search for those dates
Flagler avenue, 27th avenue
no, beach driving starts at 27th avenue and goes north from there. There are lots to park in trails/ramps to follow down to the beach
any spot in the NSB Area is great to see a launch but for the best beach vantage point we suggest Canaveral National Seashore – Apollo Beach. This is the only part of the Canaveral national seashore that is open on launch days
Physically challenged beach patrons displaying a handicap insignia in their vehicles will be permitted to park adjacent to the east side of the established traffic lanes. Vehicles with a handicapped ID are admitted to the beach free.
at the beach lifeguard tower near the Flagler Avenue beach ramp – they are first come first serve and free to rent.
Yes, our visitors center is located at 2238 FL 44 in New Smyrna Beach and is open to all guests.
the 1st Thursday and Saturday and the 3rd Saturday
The 4th Saturday of the month is the monthly Flagler Avenue wine walk
6:00 AM to 9:00 PM
Yes! The NSB Area has several waterfront restaurants including Outriggers Tiki Bar and Grille, Toni & Joes Patio, Chases on the Beach, JBs Fish camp, Goodrich Seafood & Oyster House, Aunt Catfish’s and Fysh Bar & Grill to name a few! For the complete list of NSB Area Dining please visit our website at https://www.visitnsbfl.com/dining
We recommend checking with All Aboard Storage & Public Storage in the area for short term storage options.
yes, there are several places to rent golf carts in NSB. We recommend Salty Rentals, 386.847.8909, or Paradise Power Sports, 386.402.8991, for all your rental needs
yes visit our website (https://www.visitnsbfl.com/greenways-parks-trails) for a complete list of area parks and trails!
yes, NSB has several bike trails including the Dale Avenue SUN Trail and the East Central Regional Rail Trail! You can find the NSB Area list of trails here - https://www.visitnsbfl.com/greenways-parks-trails
Double red flags means water is closed to the public. Red flag is high hazard meaning high surf and/or strong currents. Yellow flag is medium hazard meaning moderate surf and/or currents. Green flag is low hazard meaning calm conditions, exercise caution. Purple flag means dangerous marine life spotted. **Absence of flags does not assure safe waters.
Warning flags are posted by many coastal communities, but the flags used to identify different tide and surf conditions vary from place to place. Many residents and visitors travel to different parts of the state to enjoy our wonderful public beaches. Differences in flag colors, size and symbols can confuse beach goers, thereby decreasing the effectiveness of efforts to improve public safety.
Physically challenged beach patrons displaying a handicap insignia in their vehicles will be permitted to park adjacent to the east side of the established traffic lanes. Vehicles with a handicapped ID are admitted to the beach free.
Military discounts are available when purchasing a Daily Park ticket, Annual Inlet Parks pass, or an Annual Resident or Visitor Combo pass. The discount does not apply to a Daily Beach ticket, or Annual Resident or Visitor Beach pass. The discount is 50% off on the park entrance fee portion of a purchase.
yes, if you're organizing your own beach cleanup, please let Beach Safety know by completing the Beach Activity Notification form and emailing to Lynea Lewis at ldlewis@volusia.org. https://www.volusia.org/core/fileparse.php/5948/urlt/beach-activity-notification.pdf
Yes, pavilions may be rented for half or full days. For more information visit https://www.volusia.org/services/public-works/coastal-division/reserving-pavilions.stml
