Very friendly staff that knows what they're doing. Always stocked up with supplies and they sell…read morethe biggest shrimps in Daytona. They open up daily at 5am (for earlier fishers like us), and closing time varies on the flow of customers.

Great place to get advice about fishing Ponce Inlet. Really helpful down to earth staff will give…read moreyou the best advice and great bait. Solid place and people.

This was the cleanest bait shop we've ever been in here in Daytona. Great service, bait and…read morematerials. It's a little bit on the pricey side, but the size of their live shrimp is exceptional. Their parking lot is a little bit tight but they have street parking for trucks.

If you are anywhere near Daytona beach and your a fisherman this is the place to go. Amazing staff…read morewho are very kind and knowledgeable. That have a very good selection of bait and rods. Also they have a great price, me and my dad rented poles for only 15 dollars a day! We also got leaders and frozen bait for a very good price. Highly recommend!

Friendly staff, cool axe-throwing activity, good prices on beer, pool tables, foosball table - We…read morehad a really good time.

Pace was great and greens and fairways were decent with some patchy spots. Some of the tee boxes…read morewere sandy but overall, great course. Will be back!

Good courses. It would be cool if the player assistant knew basic customer service. I've seriously…read moregotten better service at gas stations. the player assistant was short with us when we were trying to ask how to quicken our pace to not hold up those behind us and when we asked how many people were behind us.

Overall an okay experience…read more Check in was easy with an online reservation. The guide got everyone into their gear but didn't seem like he enjoyed his job. Don't think he smiled once. Gloves were not good. No kid size gloves either. Many people got stuck on two of the longer zip lines in course 2. Overall sketchy experience as the guide shows you have to hook on and then you are on your own. So if you have a younger kid, you are the one watching him. The guide(s) were mostly nonexistent. Other places I've seen have a pole to pull you to the end if you get stuck. Not this place, you are pulling yourself to the end and onto the platform.

The Zipline Adventure is located inside the beautiful Tuscawilla Park at the intersection of…read moreInternational Speedway and S. Nova Rd. My wife and I came out here Saturday morning before the rain rolled in and had an absolute blast. For about $50 per person, the adventure park provides approximately 36 obstacles between the two courses. The facility supplies body harness's equipped with fall protection and leather gloves. The staff help gear everyone up then complete a safety briefing. Users can move on to the first course after mastering a few practice obstacles. Safety is up to the user once they begin, however, a staff member monitors from the ground in case there is an emergency. It took us about two hours to complete both courses as a group of 6 people. If you have experience rigging and with ziplines, I highly recommend leading the group. Only one person can be on an obstacle at a time and only two per platform. If you get caught behind someone who has a fear of heights or little to no experience, it will take much longer to get through the course. There are multiple zip lines throughout the course, and some of them are over bodies of water, so secure your phone! Be prepared to work and sweat; the courses include multiple areas where you need to balance, dodge, climb, duck, squat, push, pull, and hold up your own body weight for a duration of time. Wear comfortable clothing and try not to stare as the body harnesses are jammed in everyone's crotch the entire time LOL! Donovan was the staff member who provided training and monitored our group adventure. He was helpful, fun, polite, and enthusiastic; because of Donovan, our overall experience was much more fun and memorable. I would definitely come back to the Daytona Zipline Adventure again.

This golf course is a hidden gem. We have a timeshare condo in the area. I found this course last…read moreyear. Played it twice now. Both time in excellent condition. Friendly staff and reasonable beer prices. Restaurant and lounge on site, nice driving range and putting green. Do yourself a favor and play this course if you are in the area and get a chance.

It's sad. The course is beautiful the Pro shop and staff are awesome. The food at the restaurant is…read moreok but the staff all have problems. I don't know what the problems are but they are mental. Ashley is somewhere on the spectrum because she is super mad every time we are there. Too bad.

Super fun short game play! And Dorothy in the clubhouse is a delight to engage :)…read moreGet a quick round in if you can.

Although we've been down to the Daytona area many times, I had no idea until last week that this…read moreplace existed. Hidden off the A1A between some condo high rises and back by the Publix, Walgreens and Shores Community Center. Don't let the name fool you. While it is called a golf club, and I guess there are memberships, it is very much a public course that aside from the brief times when they have leagues, you just show up and play. A few notables: - Right now the course is "under construction" which to me looks like they are just trying to grow some fresh grass on their tee boxes. This means right now it's all temp. tees which only make short holes even shorter. - You can check the layout and distances on their site before you play but right now I don't think anything except maybe #8 is over 100 yards and the shortest are in the mid-20's. You could load the ball in your ass and fart it on the green easier then using a club for something that short. - Obviously with a course this small there are no motorized carts. Everything is walking but they do rent pull carts and clubs and they sell balls and if you're so inclined tees. Do you really need a tee to play here? No, you can get by with a wedge and a putter although if you do rent clubs, they give you a bag with a putter, a wedge or two and an 8 and 9. - Was it busy? Not at all. It was a hot as hell Sunday and aside from two older guys who stopped around five to let us play through, we had the place to ourselves. The guy in the clubhouse said in summer they are usually dead and that most of their rounds are from snowbirds who play far more in winter when it's still warm, but not right now when it feels like you're playing on Mercury. - Hours are 7:30 to 6 during DST and until 5 during standard time. Overall the course is a bit beat up with some brown fairways and greens but the pricing is decent and it's always more fun when you mostly have the course to yourself. Next time in town, next year, guaranteed we'll be back. www.oceansgolfclub.com/

Basketball tennis and…read moredead people Detwiler is little park not far from the New Smyrna beaches. Certainly not a big park but a very cool one if you happen to like tennis or hoops. The little park boasts five lighted tennis courts, all in great condition. You don't need a reservation except for tournament play and can just grab a court and start whacking around some tennis balls. The park also has a very nice basketball court, a playground and some bathrooms. Not a lot of room for a walk, this park is centered around the fantastic tennis courts. If you happen to stroll over on the far end of the park you will notice that it has a small and old cemetery. Definitely an odd combination. Detwiler is a small park that is well known to tennis players in the area. A cool place to play as long as you don't mind a very still and old audience quietly watching.

Nice little park, good tennis courts. It is not where the maps say it is, it's at the intersection…read moreof Oakwood and Horton