
There are many great reasons to buy real estate in Daytona Beach and I've written many articles extolling the virtues of living in Daytona Beach Florida. I thought I'd write this post from the perspective of someone (me) who has lived here their whole life.
Daytona Beach holds many things for children and families to do. Of course, one of the most popular areas for fun activity is the beach. You can build sand castles on our white sandy beaches, or play in the surf of our warm ocean water. And don't forget you can drive on Daytona Beach as long as you don't venture into any of the conservation areas.
Another fun family outing would be a trip to Jackie Robinson Ball Park. Or perhaps you'd enjoy a day at the Daytona Beach Flea and Farmer's Market which had been named one of the Top 5 Flea Markets in America by USA Weekend.
NASCAR fans already know that Daytona Beach is NASCAR headquarters. And motorcycle fans enjoy Bike Week, Biketoberfest and the world's largest Harley Davidson dealership. Millions of fans come every year to attend the many different racing and motorcycle events. We're also in close proximity to Orlando Florida, where you can take a day trip to Walt Disney World, Epcot Center, MGM
Studios, Wet n Wild and more.
If you're interested in cultural events, we have the London Symphony Orchestra's annual Florida International Festival. And we have Seaside Music Theater for year-round theatrical entertanment.
For outdoor fun, you can visit Tomoka State Park, which is just 15 minutes north of Daytona Beach, located in
Ormond Beach Florida. As a child, I spent a lot of time there with my family. Also located in Ormond Beach is The Casements. The Casements is now a museum, but it is a fabulous piece of history as the former winter home of John D. Rockefeller.
If you drive just a few miles south of Daytona Beach, you'll find the city of Port Orange. At the Port Orange City Center, many fun family events are held. Each year in October, we have Port Orange Family Days where children and adults can ride the midway rides, have their faces painted and enjoy outdoor concerts. There are also some fantastic seafood restaurants in Port Orange, located on the beachside (peninsula), right under the Dunlawton Bridge. You can choose to eat indoors or out, while you relax along the Intracoastal Waterway.
While you're on the beachside, if you drive a few more minutes south, you'll find Ponce Inlet. For a unique experience, visit Lighthouse Park and walk over to the jetty at the inlet. Or just let the children play in the park. There are some more fabulous seafood restaurants in this area as well.
Daytona Beach is a great place to call home. If you'd like to buy a house or condo in Daytona Beach Florida, make a Smart Choice and call Lisa Hill for all your real estate needs.
