Dining/Entertainment

Approx. Miles Away

"Watch Florida's Natural Beauty Unveil Itself As You Relax On The Most Scenic River Boat Cruise You've Ever Had The Pleasure of Boarding." The Rivership Romance carries hundreds of passengers daily on the historic St. Johns River and immerses you in an adventure of dining and dancing while you enjoy Florida's natural splendor.

A unique restaurant located inside the DeLeon Springs State Park. Opened in 1961 by Peter and Marjorie Schwarze and serving in the same unusual style ever since. Each table is equipped with its own griddle and guests are served pitchers of homemade pancake batters to cook their own pancakes right at the table! Various fruits and sides are available to make the meal complete!
The Old Sugar Mill is open everyday except Thanksgiving and Christmas. Monday thru Friday 9 - 4 / Saturday, Sunday and Holidays 8 - 4. Truly a unique dining experience!

Hospitals/Medical Facilities

97-bed acute care hospital and outpatient diagnostic center.

Other Areas of Interest

Warm ocean breezes and white sand beaches stretch for miles along the Atlantic coast, the most famous of which is Daytona Beach. Stroll along the shore or soak in the salty surf.

Parks/Recreational Facilities

A single day at Blue Spring can include a scenic river boat trip, a guided or solo canoe or kayak trip, snorkeling or diving, a picnic under the Live Oaks, capped by a classic sunset over the historic St. John River. This is the largest spring on the St. Johns River and a designated Manatee Refuge.

Explore the wonders of nature. Trek along winding pathways and encounter hundreds of rare or endangered mammals, birds, and reptiles from around the world: cheetahs, elephants, leopards, lemurs, monkeys, macaws, sloths, crocs, inquisitive kangaroos and emus from Australia. Don't miss one of Florida's most diverse collection of venemous snakes. Discover natural Florida with stately oaks, towering pines and palms. Come to the State's only Insect Zoo, and see these exotic, and beautiful creatures.

Shopping/Shopping Malls

"Always low prices. Always."

Sports/Sports Stadiums and Golf Courses

Home of "The Great American Race" - the Daytona 500. The Daytona 500 is the biggest, richest and most prestigious race in America and annually kicks off the NASCAR Nextel Cup Series. Although the Daytona 500 garners most of the attention, the enormous 480-acre motorsports complex boasts the most diverse schedule of racing on the globe - earning it the title of "World Center of Racing." Nine major weekends of racing activity, featuring everything from NASCAR to the Rolex Sports Car Series to the American Motorcyclist Association and the World Karting Association.

This course is hilly and has narrow fairways. Water does not come into play. You will find the course quite forgiving. The signature hole is #12, a 180-yard, par 3, with a large, elevated tee box and an elevated, well-protected, double-tiered green that slopes from back to front.

This course was built on rolling hills and features mature trees lining its lush fairways. The original nine holes were first opened in 1964. The back nine was added in 1968 and was also designed by Dave Wallace. Lloyd Clifton renovated all of the fairway bunkers and added several new ones in 1997. Also, more than 200 new trees have been added to the course, along with many flowering plants. The rolling hills and plush fairways gives this golf course a Carolina look. The Deltona Open and the Spalding Space Coast Tour were played her previously.