Beaches with Playgrounds for Kids – Daytona Beach Area
Splash, play, and cool off at these sweet spots on the water. We’re sharing beaches in Daytona, Daytona Beach Shores, Port Orange, and more that have playgrounds for kids.
Most of these parks include beach access or facilities for changing, showering and parking, meaning, your playground adventure can also be a great day on the beach. Discover nice places to spend an afternoon, picnic with family, or relax in the sun.
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Beaches with Playgrounds in Daytona Beach Area
Known for their driving on the beach areas, Daytona is a classic beach for kids and families to enjoy sand, sun, and fun.
Frank Rendon Park
2705 S Atlantic Ave, Daytona Beach, FL 32118
Located in an area where you can drive on the beach, a traditional Daytona area pastime might I add, this lovely park is smack dab on the waterfront, with wonderful amenities. Showers for bathing suit changes, parking, picnic tables, BBQ grills, and a great playground await.
There is even a lifeguard stand overlooking the beach in front of the park if you choose to go for a swim with the kiddos.
Restrooms: Yes
Parking: Yes (No overnight parking)
Cost: Free
Hours: Sunrise to Sunset
Sun Splash Park
611 S Atlantic Ave, Daytona Beach, FL 32118
Come to this cool park for the freshwater splash pad fun and stay for the 600 feet of direct beachfront access. With picnic tables and a playground, this is a no-brainer for summer and hot weather fun.
Bonus for having a lifeguard stand on site as well! Note seasonal closures in December, January, and February.
Restrooms: Yes
Parking: Yes (No overnight parking)
Cost: Free
Hours: 8am to 7pm
Breakers Oceanfront Park
13 S Atlantic Ave, Daytona Beach, FL 32118
Next to Daytona Beach pier, this great public park is walking distance to shops, attractions and restaurants. With beach access and a splash pad, there’s no shortage of chances to get the kids in vacation mode – even if it’s a staycation! There’s also a sand volleyball court, and pier access.
Restrooms: Yes
Parking: Off-beach parking
Cost: Free
Hours: Dawn to Dusk
Ponce Reserve
4280 S Atlantic Ave, Port Orange, FL 32127
This impressive park has a small nature-themed playground and multiple trails. All the nature trails connect together and there are maps along the way. Take a break and enjoy the view atop the small observation tower.
Nearby you’ll find kayak and canoe launches, fishing areas, and a boardwalk to the beach.
There is plenty of room to picnic. There’s even an ancient Indian archaeological site on the property. In other words, Ponce Preserve is perfect for a full day out with the family!
The playground in the featured image of this article is of Ponce Preserve.
Restrooms: Yes
Parking: Yes (but limited – get there early)
Cost: Free
Hours: Sunrise to Sunset
Dahlia Ave Park
3625 S Atlantic Ave, Daytona Beach Shores, FL 32118
Convenient bike racks and plenty of parking is a draw for this simple beachfront park, where picnics can be enjoyed first come first served at the pavilions before cooling off at the beach. A playground is also available, as are showers and restrooms as well.
Restrooms: Yes
Parking: Yes (No overnight parking)
Cost: Free
Hours: Sunrise to Sunset
Riverwalk Park
3459 S Ridgewood Ave, Port Orange, FL 32129
Riverwalk Park has so much to offer with no limit to the fun a family can have on the riverfront area set just across the bridge from the beach. Enjoy a concession stand where you can rent kayaks, or the event stage hosting regular local events. There is a fun playground, a wide trail for strolling or biking, fishing piers, picnic pavilions, and a splash pad!
For a really neat touch, they have sunscreen dispensers for parents needing to lather up the little ones.
Restrooms: Yes
Parking: Yes
Cost: Free
Hours: Dawn to Dusk
Toronita Avenue Beach Park
4200 S. Atlantic Avenue, Wilbur-by-the-Sea
Plenty of parking for the beach, restrooms, showers and changing opportunities are all that await at the park proper, but the sandy shores of Wilbur-by-the-Sea’s non-beach driving area wait for families to enjoy a beach day.
This a beloved area for locals to park for beach access, so it is highly recommended that you get there early!
Restrooms: Yes
Parking: Yes (No overnight parking)
Cost: Free
Hours: Sunrise to Sunset
A Note on Storm Damage
Andrinopoulos Park and Edwin W. Peck Sr. Park are also great parks in the area, however, please check the website or call the park for updates, as they may be under extensive repair and renovation from past storm damage. You will also find notes on pavilion availability and other amenity limitations on each individual park website.
Parks Close to the Beach
Daytona Beach Lenox Playground
825 S Grandview Ave, Daytona Beach, FL 32118
Tucked just a bit back from the beach, this quiet play area is a nice place to relax after a day on the sand. With plenty of green space to run off energy and a covered/shaded playground, this is a local favorite.
Restrooms: Yes
Parking: Yes, limited
Cost: Free
Hours: Sunrise to Sunset
Beachcomber Park
2608 S Atlantic Ave, Daytona Beach Shores, FL 32118
This simple but beloved park has a playground, fitness area, picnic area, and pavilions. This park also provides off-beach parking for visitors. Please note, the park does not have any bathroom facilities.
Restrooms: No
Parking: Off-beach parking
Cost: Free
Hours: Sunrise to Sunset
Wishing you a fun outing with your kids at the beach! And if you’re looking for more fun, here are some more kid-friendly things to do in Daytona Beach.
