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Public Parking in Daytona Beach

With 23 miles of Atlantic shoreline, numerous coastal parks offering convenient parking, and on-beach parking in designated zones, the Daytona Beach area - Ormond Beach, Daytona Beach, Daytona Beach Shores and Ponce Inlet -  has some of the most accessible beaches in Florida. When parking on the beach, parking is available in marked areas just west of the traffic lanes and east of the Conservation Zones. Be sure to park perpendicular to the shoreline, and for safety reasons, please do not position yourself, chairs or umbrellas between cars.

The International Speedway Blvd. beach approach at A1A will be closed from June 2024 until spring 2025 for a vehicular ramp improvement project. Pedestrian access to the beach and businesses will be available via the sidewalk on the north side of the ramp.

The iconic “World’s Most Famous Beach” sign will be temporarily removed during the renovation but will return once construction is complete.

Public Parking North of Ponce Inlet

There are more than 3,500 public parking spaces at numerous locations adjacent to and near the beaches. Here is a partial list of available places to park, north of Ponce Inlet.

Daytona Beach Driving Map

Visit Volusia.org for a full-size map of public parking north of Ponce Inlet, that includes these locations:     
Ormond-by-the Sea

Bicentennial, North Shore and Tom Renick parks 
Ormond Beach
Andy Romano Beachfront Park
Daytona Beach
Sun Splash and Breakers Oceanfront parks 
Daytona Beach Shores
Frank Rendon, Van Avenue and Larry Fornari parks  
Wilbur-by-the-Sea
Heron Street, Toronita Avenue and Major Street  
Ponce Inlet
Winterhaven and Lighthouse Point parks and Inlet Harbor Road 

Public Parking South of Ponce Inlet

Visit Volusia.org for a full-size map of public parking south of Ponce Inlet, that includes these locations:
New Smyrna Beach 
Smyrna Dunes, Flagler Avenue and 27th Avenue parks; and Matthews Avenue 
South of New Smyrna Beach
Bethune Beach Park  

Questions? While at the beach, feel free to contact one of our friendly Volusia County Beach Patrol officials for assistance. Please contact them at beachsafety@volusia.org and 386-239-7873 or contact us. We're here to help!

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