The City of Daytona Beach Shores slogan is true! Life is better here! The staff at city hall are…read morereally friendly and great to work with!

Brian was very helpful to me very kind very friendly just wanted to put that out there that every…read moretime I come to this post office they always me the cheapest way to send my package. Thank you so much Brian and thank you to the ladies they're always helpful also unfortunately I don't remember their names.

Had to mail postcards, no line, they had postcard stamps, & envelopes…read more Friendly & quick service. This building is beautiful- a lot of history here. Located in a vibrant up & coming part of Daytona beach. This area is a "wild place" twice a year (March & October" - quiet now.

Best Army recruiting station in Florida. Knowledgeable team that can help you with making a great…read moredecision. If your interested in getting information go here.

I love the areas in and around Crescent City, Florida and frequently camp here throughout the year…read more This small municipality seems to always have something to celebrate which is a testament to the people that call it home and although my interactions with the people have been somewhat limited I can say they are very welcoming people and there are no strangers here. The city has access to an abundance of water and forests and when I first started coming here I felt it was a little isolated and very remote but I've come to learn that's not always the case and find it's the perfect place to find your own personal space yet enjoy plenty of convenience when it comes to the local businesses. I love that Crescent City still cherishes it's history and the people that came before them, there are many hidden treasures here that haven't been exploited, it still small town American that embraces it's culture and welcomes everyone with open arms and definitely earns it's definition of "Old Florida Charm" which is so attractive to me. Located on the shores of Crescent Lake this city offers plenty of access to some of the best freshwater fishing in the state and is still referred to as "The Bass Capital of the World" and offers a lot of opportunities to view the beautiful sunrises across the lake with its's tranquil setting, it's the perfect place to enjoy a fresh cup of morning coffee while relaxing somewhere along the shoreline, you don't need to have a pre-planned agenda to come here once you arrive the day will unfold before you. As an example one of my favorite restaurants El Amigo Restaurant breakfast service starts at 9:00 AM now that's laid back n' low key...

Neat little Post Office that is a stones throw to the Beach. I have been here a few times, and…read moreservice here has always been fast and friendly. Plenty of parking, and I've never seen it busy. This is a great alternative to the other Post Offices in the area, where long lines are common. Plus, it's only a block or so from the beautiful cinnamon sand of Flagler Beach!

great little post office ! Only issue is it sometimes take a few days before I can get my packages…read morewhen it says it already delivered , but other then that everyone is super nice and helpful !!

This particular Post Office is a bit on the smaller side, It is after all in a small town, but they…read moreoffer a professionalism and friendly disposition and make what can be a chore as pleasant as possible.

Best post office around. This office hardly ever has a line and when it does it moves quickly. The…read morestaff is friendly and helpful. The passport service is very good we've used this service in the past without any problems. It's not at all like the bigger busier post offices around. I drive out of my way to use this one.

Nice place has lots of local history for Daytona. I love the painted murals inside. Super friendly…read morepeople working there. Price of admission very reasonable.

This museum was just steps away from the chocolate factory snd was recommended to visit this rainy…read moreday. It costs $10 for adult admission and was well worth the price. Find the director, she's a wealth of knowledge and is doing an exceptional job here. She's in search of full women mannequins to display the many articles of clothing ready to display. I'm a Florida native and learned so much visiting today. So interesting to learn about Daytona's history with artifacts thousands of years old on display.

Stopped by while in the area at a state park. Interesting history. Parking is right off of Old…read moreDixie Highway. Not really good for handicapped people. Ruins are inside a fence. We were glad we stopped. Interesting for us. Some birds in the area. You are able to walk around the fence to view the ruins.

This is what I would call a roadside attraction as it literally is right there!…read more So first I must say that the address will take you to an intersection so from here your gonna wanna continue down Old Dixie highway as it's about a mile away from here but it comes up quickly so keep your eyes peeled so you don't miss it! This is more or less a ruin of what it once was but the history is totally here as you can see just how much work it was having this facility in the swamp as it's literally in the heart of it! The area is fenced off but for good reason as I'm sure if you were to get closer to the structure it might not be that safe. We spent a little bit here as it was quite fascinating to just enjoy the structure and the atmosphere. Overall a super cool part of Florida's history that you should totally check out if your in the area as who doesn't love sugar and rum!