Happy Tails Dog Park features two separate fenced areas for both small and large dogs to safely run around under large oak trees.
Happy Tails Dog Park website

Walking distance from Ponce Inlet Key, Ponce Preserve is the town’s largest park with hiking trails, playgrounds and features a public access boardwalk that offers two places to launch canoes and kayaks into the river.
Ponce Preserve website

Racing’s North Turn is a favorite restaurant and bar for many locals because of its relaxed dining atmosphere with spectacular ocean views and features great live entertainment on weekends. The Daytona 500 started in 1936 and the races were on the beach right outside the door of Racing’s North Turn, hence how it got its name.
Racing’s North Turn website

Inlet Harbor is a full service marina and provides slips with easy access to the inlet. Their restaurant provides a fun casual dining experience in a tropical setting along the river and features live entertainment on weekends.
Inlet Harbor Restaurant and Marina website

Down the Hatch provides a great over-water dining experience and sits along the river, providing the ideal setting to watch spectacular sunsets over dinner. Down the Hatch is not only known for serving amazing seafood cuisine but is also a popular destination for live entertainment on weekends.
Down the Hatch website

Hidden Treasure provides a rustic, casual dining experience with an outside bar, overlooking the river and is very popular amongst locals and visitors alike.
Hidden Treasure Rum Bar & Grill

Ponce de Leon Inlet Lighthouse, built in 1887, is the tallest lighthouse in Florida and one of the tallest in the United States. Today, visitors can climb the lighthouse tower and tour its museum while visiting the grounds of this historical monument.
Ponce Inlet Lighthouse website

Lighthouse Point Park provides 52 pristine acres of natural preserve with boardwalks and hiking trails with spectacular views of the Atlantic Ocean and the Halifax River.
Learn more about Lighthouse Point Park

A local science center for the public to learn about Florida’s native wildlife and features rehabilitation facilities for turtles and seabirds.
Marine Science Center website