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Address: 5000 Robert Merrill Parkway, Ponce Inlet Florida 32127 USA - Phone: 386-756-7488 - Map
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Lighthouse Point
5000 Robert Merrill Parkway
Ponce Inlet Florida 32127
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386-756-7488

 
Cheerful Beach Spotlights to Explore

Tucked away just a few miles south of Daytona Beach is a Florida gem, it's Lighthouse Point Park. Here the atmosphere is relaxing, and the living is easy. This lighthouse, and the beach close by, provides the backdrop for a beautiful getaway. Whether it's fishing, swimming, or touring the lighthouse, there is something for everyone at Ponce Inlet's Lighthouse Point Park.

Lighthouse Point

The lighthouse museum entrance and gift shop reflect the architectural style of the late 1800s. The lighthouse dates back to 1887.
Guests can climb to the top of the lighthouse, and marvel at the magnificent views of the Atlantic Ocean and Halifax River below. At 175 feet, it is among tallest lighthouse in Florida.
The small town of Ponce Inlet is home to the lighthouse, fishing pier, and unspoiled beach. It is a quiet town, pristine, and quaint.
There are picnic areas close by, so bring a snack, and sit under the shade trees after your lighthouse tour.
The Lighthouse Landing restaurant is located within walking distance of the lighthouse. Here you can enjoy a meal along the water's edge.
These girls spend the afternoon fishing from the pier at Ponce Inlet. Notice the lighthouse in the background.
Wow, this is a great day for fishing. On this day, the waves take on a mighty roar.
You just can't beat moments like this, a beautiful sunny day, fishing at the beach, good conversation, enjoying it all.
Children try their hand at fishing near the pier at Ponce Inlet. There's something about this place, that's very endearing. You'll want to come back again and again, that's for sure.
The lighthouse at Ponce Inlet stands tall. This lighthouse is a National Historic Landmark.

 
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