Things to Do & See in Palm Coast, FL

Formal gardens between the Intracoastal and a famous coquina-rock Atlantic beach on A1A in Palm Coast. Easy garden strolls, shaded picnics, and one of Flagler County's most photographed shorelines.

Flagler County's largest preserve in northern Palm Coast, with an 1888 lodge, miles of hiking, biking and equestrian trails, and a kayak launch. Weekend lodge tours plus primitive camping and eco-cottages.

Coquina ruins of a 19th-century sugar mill in the Bulow area near Flagler Beach, set in oak hammock along a paddling creek. A good pick for families curious about North Florida history.

Oceanfront state recreation area in Flagler Beach with Atlantic beach access and an Intracoastal side for boating and fishing. Its campground is a local favorite for camping steps from the sand.

City of Palm Coast park on the Intracoastal (150 Waterfront Park Rd) with a fishing pier, floating dock, kayak and paddleboard rentals, playground, and picnic pavilions. An easy, free family outing.

The historic original marine attraction in Marineland, just north of Palm Coast on A1A, offering dolphin encounters and educational programs. A memorable paid experience for relocating families.

Trailhead for the flat, paved rail trail running through the heart of Palm Coast, popular for walking, running, and biking. The easiest entry into the city's paved-trail network.

A quieter beachside Flagler County park in the Hammock area of Palm Coast (32137), with parking and restrooms and one of the area's less-crowded beach accesses. An insider pick for a laid-back beach day.

Dual-sided preserve at the Marineland/Palm Coast line with oceanfront dune walkovers and maritime-hammock trails across A1A. A short scenic hike paired with beach time.

Waterfront Flagler County park on the Intracoastal in the Hammock area of Palm Coast, with a boat ramp, picnicking, and oak-canopy grounds. A relaxed spot to launch a boat, fish, or picnic.