VOLUSIA COUNTY, Fla. – With the new year, new rules are now in effect for what it will cost nonresidents to park at Volusia County beaches.
At the county’s more-than 60 beach parking lots, nonresidents have the option to pay the following daily or annual parking fees:
- $20 a day or $100 a year for off-beach parking
- $30 a day or $150 a year to drive onto the beach and park
Volusia County councilmembers approved the rule changes in July. While some cities such as New Smyrna Beach already had pay-for-parking lots, these new changes impacted county parks and parking lots along the beaches.
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ParkVolusia permits aren’t valid in off-beach parking lots and boat ramps owned by municipalities, including the following:
- 27th Street Oceanfront Park (New Smyrna Beach)
- Flagler Avenue Oceanfront Park (New Smyrna Beach)
- Esther Street Oceanfront Park (New Smyrna Beach)
- Grayce Barck North Beach Community Park (New Smyrna Beach)
- Marianne Clancy Park (New Smyrna Beach)
- North Causeway Boat Ramp (New Smyrna Beach)
- Swoop Boat Ramp (New Smyrna Beach)
- Breakers Oceanfront Park (Daytona Beach)
ParkVolusia permits don’t cover access to Lighthouse Point Park and Smyrna Dunes Park, according to the county. Residents and visitors can purchase daily passes to Inlet Park through a ParkVolusia account or upon arrival while annual passes must be obtained online or by visiting a ParkVolusia office.
Registration is possible at ParkVolusia.org or the Volusia Beaches app.
Learn more at Volusia.org.
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