Flagler County

Flagler County in Florida is home to a variety of exciting activities and attractions. Situated between the Atlantic Ocean and the intercoastal waterway, this enchanted location offers miles of immaculate beaches. Lovely parks and a sense of tranquility make it an ideal escape for nature lovers and those seeking a more laid-back Florida experience.

 Flagler Beach, with its pristine sandy shores and clear blue waters and laid-back atmosphere. The beach is a haven for sunbathing, swimming and beach combing. Visitors can explore the charming downtown area filled with boutiques, eateries and galleries and take leisurely strolls along the iconic Flagler beach pier. Perfect for fishing and enjoying breathtaking sunsets. Nature enthusiast will appreciate the nearby Gamble Rogers Memorial State Recreation Area, known for its hiking trails and diverse ecosystems.

Visit the Bulow Plantation Ruins Historic State Park, the park offers a glimpse into the area’s history, showcasing the towering coquina walls of the former sugar mill, unique tabby slave cabins and the tranquil grounds that have reclaimed the site. Visitors can wander along the interpretive trails, learning about the plantation’s rise and fall and appreciating the resilience of nature as it intertwines with the echoes of the past. This historic park serves as a touching reminder of a bygone era, inviting exploration and reflection on the complex layers of Florida’s heritage.

The 505 acre Pellicer Creek Aquatic Preserve  in Flagler County is a great place for kayaking or canoeing enthusiasts to go on picturesque expeditions. The undisturbed salt marsh is one of the most pristine estuarine/riverine systems along Florida's east coast, providing exceptional biological and aesthetic value to the state and resulting in its designation as a state paddling trail.

 Those who enjoy history must visit the Flagler Beach Historical Museum. The actual location of the museum, which is built on a historic farmstead, offers fascinating exhibits that dive into the history of the county, highlighting its connections to the early railroad company and showing artifacts from indigenous cultures

For visitors interested in learning more about the area's distinctive attractions, this jewel along Florida's coast offers a well-rounded and engaging experience. It has a rich history, several festivals and a variety of outdoor activities. Visit Flagler County and take in all the historical riches it has to offer.