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New Smyrna Beach

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11 places match

  1. Do

    Detwiler Park Tennis Center

    Offers five hard tennis courts in a predominantly residential neighborhood south of Flagler Ave.

    Free

  2. Do

    Doris Leeper Spruce Creek Preserve (County)

    This secluded wildlife preserve offers miles of lonely trails that lead to 60 ft sand cliffs that slope gracefully into Spruce Creek. These sand bluffs are among the largest in Florida. The trail signs tend to be confusing, so use a GPS such as your smartphone on satellite view to keep track of where you are.

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    Flagler Avenue Park

    A popular beachfront park where Flagler Ave meets the ocean. The park offers unpaved parking space for the surrounding shops and restaurants on Flagler Ave, while a raised walkway and benches provide view of the beach and the Atlantic. It is one of the various points in New Smyrna that offers public beach access, including to vehicles.

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    Hidden Lakes Golf Course

    Small golf course south of Turnbull Bay and the NSB sports complex.

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    Hiles Boat Ramp

    Hiles Boat Ramp is a concrete single boat ramp off of Hiles Boulevard.

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    New Smyrna Municipal Golf Course

    A larger golf course and Italian restaurant south of Hidden Lakes; the main golf course in the city.

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    Preserve at Turnbull Bay

    Golf course at Turnbull Estates, a residential community on the west side of Turnbull Bay.

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    Sea Dogs Dive Center Guide & Services

    Provides a 42 ft custom Newton Dive Vessel, New Smyrna Beach's only U.S. Coast Guard Certified dive vessel. Relaxing SCUBA diving for up to 16, with a divemaster or instructor on every trip. Full service PADI dive center, NITROX Fill station, spearfishing specialists, and a full range of PADI certifications. There are beautiful reefs, along with wrecks, and some of the largest lobsters on the east coast of U.S.

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    Smyrna Dunes Park (County)

    Open daily sunrise to sunset. Perched on 250 acres of sand dunes at the northern tip of the New Smyrna Beach peninsula, the area is surrounded by water on three sides, as it's where the Ponce Inlet, the Intracoastal Waterway, and the Atlantic Ocean meet. The park consists of five ecosystems (ocean, river, dunes, scrub zone, saltwater marsh).

    $3.50 per vehicle, $1 per person for vehicles with more than eight passengers

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    Venetian Bay Golf Course

    The westernmost golf course on the southern side of Venetian Bay. Like the Turnbull Golf Course, it surrounds residential areas and lakes.

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    Fish the Mosquito Lagoon

    Capt. Tony Pantuso is a full-time fishing guide specializing in light tackle inshore fishing for trophy redfish and seatrout.