I love it here and I love this town. We try to visit as often as possible. Used to make it up here…read more1-2 times a week but life got in the way. I highly recommend coming out here and checking out the local shops and restaurants. The beach, while debated by multiple hurricanes, is still gorgeous.

Perfect beach spot that seems to be a well-kept secret. I went on a weekday at the beginning of…read moreAugust. Shortly after the road goes from 4 lanes to 2, there is public parking with clean bathrooms and showers that comes up on the right side. You have to cross the road to enter the beach but its not a long walk (you will want shoes). I like that this beach has a good amount of wet/medium and dry sand. Perfect areas for setting up your umbrella and for tanning in the sun. It was super hot but that made it very easy to get into the beautiful blue water. Not a driving beach which is a plus for us with our toddler running around. I would actually love to find a VRBO or AirBNB around here some time so we can just walk to the inlet beach. Other other favorite spot is Ormond due to the playground, splash pad and clean bathrooms, but its much more crowded... so not very friendly to social distancing.

All my friends from out of town want to know more about Ormond Beach with every visit and a few…read moredream about moving to the area. There's lots to love here besides a beautiful beach - it epitomizes affordable coastal living at its finest while promoting an active yet serene lifestyle. For those of you who like to follow the "Atlas Obscura" there are a few things to checkout in and around Ormond Beach. "The Dummett Sugar Mill Ruins" and the "Ormond Beach Watchtower"...

Ormond Beach is just north of Daytona Beach and is overall a nice community. Ormond Beach is a…read moregreat place to either call home or come for a visit. The whole area has long been a vacation destination and was a popular spot for a vacation since post Civil War northerners started vacationing here to escape the northern winters. It is also an area that many associate with auto racing. In fact, the Daytona Beach area has long been tagged the "Birthplace of Speed" as many early pioneering automobile enthusiasts would head towards its harpld-packed beaches as paved roads were not yet common. In fact, some of the early automobile races were held in the area and we can trace those automobile races back to 1902. Bike Week (and Biketoberfest) and spring break are also popular reasons to visit the area. Ormond Beach has a lot to offer for either residents or visitors. I would definitely recommend a visit to the "Birthplace of Speed."

Visited Flagler Beach during Xmas time. We had stayed across the street at Compass Margaritaville…read moreResort so it was a nice walk across the street. Loved seeing the sunrise and the beach view was so pretty. At the time, they were doing construction by the pier, so I walked under it to see the sunrise r with no obstructions. There was street parking with no parking fees here. One half of this beach is dog friendly and the other is not so make sure to check that out online. We didn't stay on the beach just visited and walked since it was chilly.

Waves were incredible today thanks to Imelda! The water is somewhat warm so a wet suit is not…read moreneeded but also not not needed lol Also found a lot of shells and spotted lots of wildlife. Usually the water is calm but today was perfect for surf. Lots of surfers were here today. Careful though lots of debris everywhere. I would say this beach is better than Daytona any day

Celebrated my Birthday at the Chill Bar in Flagler Beach and the rooftop views were incredible…read more Great little shops, bars and restaurants. Lots of friendly people and I can't to come back.

Nestled on Florida's unspoiled Atlantic Coast, Flagler Beach draws in visitors with its charming,…read morepeaceful atmosphere and retro style while offering six miles of pristine shoreline, ocean-view dining, eclectic shops, lush green parks, bountiful fishing spots, surfable waves, and free access to the beach. Take a walking tour of historic downtown Flagler Beach, check out the museum, or explore the scenic trails at the local nature preserves. This is one of my favorite cities with my favorite beach! Surf's Up!!!

Beautiful area. So much shade. A great pond. Relaxed area. Events and more…read more Glad I found this place.

Very beautiful serene place. I felt very much in peace walking thru the area. The fountain water…read moresprouts had me mesmerized. Simply beautiful overall landscape.

This beach is so unique in comparison to almost every other FL beach, and I love it for that! The…read moresand is this cool orangish color because it's a mix of actual sand and crushed sea shells, and it almost gives you this other-worldly feel.. It's also really spongey so it's a good workout just to walk a ways. I felt much more at peace here than some other beaches- it's not as touristy so it's much more chill than some of the more mainstream FL beaches and it's a great change up. There are huge waves- perfect for surfing or boogey boarding. But that being said, the waves hit the shore pretty hard even up close so just something to be aware of if you're bringing kids. They have a big pier to fish off of and bathrooms and rinse station. Right across the street (A1A) all along the road there are dozens of restaurants, shops, and other businesses all within walking distance of the beach, it's so cool and nice to have everything so close by! Flagler is also a half hour from St. Augustine and Daytona Beach, so it's a great place to stay for a few days that's quieter but you can still see more of the coast. I think this is one of the coolest beachtowns I've been to yet. You gotta come here at least once just to experience how different it is!

In search of a beach to take your fur baby? Here it is! Although dogs are not allowed in all areas…read moreof the beach, there's a long stretch were they are allowed (south of S. 10th and north of N 10th.) We take advantage of this a few times a month, our dog absolutely loves the water and sand and it's never crowded. Note that they do require you to keep your pet on a leash but we always bring our long-line leash so he can roam around. As far as the main "boardwalk" area of Flagler, there's plenty to see and do. We like to sit near the pier and watch the surfers catch waves. There's definitely a friendly, old-school hippy-surfer vibe in Flagler that I love. A few fun beach bars that have outside seating with views of the ocean that make for a great lunch spot. One of my favorite things about Flagler is the drive to get there, take the A1A for a scenic ride up (or down) the coast, it's a real crowd-pleaser for out-of-town guests, they'll love the views! Overall, don't miss checking out this little gem of a city, you won't be disappointed.

You can park in the parking lot for free for this beach or park on the beach for $25…read more They have showers, restrooms and playground here and a ramp for wagon and wheel chair. We don't like this beach bc it doesn't feel like a beach vibe if you are chilling in the beach with a bunch of pick up trucks.

Had a nice experience at this beach. Parking is $20, which is fine because finding parking on the…read moreweekend for free sometimes can be really difficult. They have chairs for rent and you're able to drive your car on the beach.

for $20 dollars a day - you can hit up 27th avenue park & flagler for all day parking & i believe…read morethere are more!! we had an absolute blast here for a beach day for just a 45 minute drive. flagler will have more of a restaurant bar feel on the beach & 27th avenue was less crowded but had a nice playground for kiddo (just note there is construction currently going on - so just a tad bit of an eyesore) the cars driving on the beach are a little nuance for me but as someone that will probably take that up one day for the family too - i get the convenience of it. all in all it is a lovely beach to frequent & we can't wait to try some more restaurants in the area!!

Loved the small town, local feel of this beach. $20 for parking for the day or you can drive out on…read morethe beach to park for $30. There was a great gift shop right by the parking lot and the main street had lots of options for food. It wasn't too crowded like at Cocoa Beach. The facilities by the parking lot were convenient and clean.