It's an easy place for us to get, and easier for traveling with young children! On our first visit Ivan was only 16 months old It was near impossible when doing a google search - or I was not using the proper key words!
We lucked out with the pools at Hammock Beach Resort. There is also a lazy river, beach entry pool with sand, adult pool next to the bar and large hot tub. Breakfast, lunch and cocktails can be ordered and delivered to your spot and the kids have a blast! The beach area at the resort, has towels, lounge chairs and umbrellas for your convenience!
They also offer bikes have smaller bikes good for elementary aged kids and one bike trailer for little ones. Don't forget the natural grass hole putt-putt golf course Heading south, in Flagler Beach we found a super cute and locally made true story about Libby the Lobster. I love finding books on vacation so this was a def gem for me!
Flagler Beach also has a pier and ice cream The park is built next to a fire station He still talks about the FireStation Park! On our last visit, we had some serious rain so my google searches included 'indoor playground'. We discovered this gem in Daytona Beach That One Fun Place. It was similar to The World Of Bounce at home and had the usual bounce houses, slides and mazes as well as basketball and a air gun nerf type enclosure that was a lot of fun! The facility is located on the east side of the road basically on the beach and has various programs and experiences with dolphins, as well as other marine life to check out.
It was FAST, but amazing. He did this when he was 3. Further north, you come to St. Augustine Beach. It's a cute putt-putt place The beach itself nearby is very beautiful as well. Last but not least for our northbound adventuring Augustine, FL, the nations oldest city! There are great shops, restaurants and sights to see. You can purchase a trolley pass to zoom around town or walk.
