Beach Parking
Park Volusia
Discover all the essential information about Volusia County’s Beach Driving and Off-Beach Parking programs right here. Residents can apply for complimentary parking permits, while visitors can conveniently purchase passes.
Latest Volusia County Beach Parking News
Beginning October 1, 2024, Park Volusia will oversee Volusia County’s Beach Driving and Off-Beach Parking programs, offering annual parking permits for easy beach access. Volusia County has contracted with PCI Municipal Services to manage these updates.
All permits and passes under Park Volusia will be virtual—no more windshield stickers. Instead, your vehicle’s license plate will serve as your permit or pass. You’ll enter your license plate information annually and can update it anytime throughout the year, such as if you purchase a new vehicle or temporarily use a rental.
IMPORTANT NOTE: You will no longer have the ability to apply/purchase an annual parking permit at the beach toll booths, so apply online, in the Volusia County Beaches app, or visit a Park Volusia office.
How Can I Learn More About The New Park Volusia Virtual Permits?
The Park Volusia registration for annual passes is available here online, through the Volusia Beaches app and a new Park Volusia office in Daytona Beach Shores will be open from 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday through Saturday, at 2422 S. Atlantic Ave beginning Oct. 1. Stay tuned for a New Smyrna Beach Park Volusia location that will open in the near future.
Park Volusia will be hosting community events where the public can come and learn more about the Park Volusia program. Park Volusia staff will be on-site to help County residents apply for their “no-cost” parking permits and visitors can purchase a parking permit.
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LOCATION
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December 9, 2024
Ormond Beach Regional Library 30 S Beach St
3:30PM
6:30PM
December 10, 2024
Deland Regional Library 130 E Howry Ave
3:30PM
6:30PM
December 11, 2024
Daytona Beach Regional Library 105 Jackie Robinson Parkway
3:30PM
6:30PM
December 16, 2024
New Smyrna Beach Regional Library 1001 S Dixie Freeway
3:30PM
6:30PM
December 19, 2024
Port Orange Regional Library 1005 City Center Circle
3:30PM
6:30PM
“NO-COST” Parking Permits for Volusia County Residents!
Starting October 1, 2024, Volusia County residents can apply for a permit that grants access to beach driving and parking at any of the County's 65 designated off-beach lots without a fee. If you've already purchased a beach access permit within the past year, it will remain valid until it expires. However, we encourage all residents to apply today to take advantage of the complimentary permit.
Visitors Can Purchase a New Virtual Pass!
Starting October 1, 2024, visitors to Volusia County can purchase a new virtual parking pass that provides access to beach driving and County-owned off-beach parking lots. If you’ve purchased a beach driving permit within the past year, it will still be valid until it expires.
However, starting January 1, 2025, previously purchased beach driving permits will not be valid for off-beach parking in a County-owned lot. A visitor must separately purchase an annual pass for beach driving and off-beach parking. Visitors will be able to purchase an annual off-beach parking pass on January 1, 2025. There is no charge to park in a County-owned off-beach lot for anyone until this date.
Volusia County Beaches
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Starting in January 2025 vehicles with a virtual parking permit will be able to use multiple “automated” beach access ramps. Each ramp will be equipped with LPR cameras that will read your license plate and automatically open the parking gate allowing you to quickly drive through onto the beach. No more stickers affixed to the windshield!
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NEW! As of October 1, 2024, the daily beach driving fee will increase to $30 per day (plus sales tax & any credit card fees) for any un-permitted vehicle. For quicker access to parking and to enjoy the beach, we strongly urge non-residents to apply online and purchase the new virtual parking permit. Volusia County residents should apply for their “no-cost” resident parking permit prior to parking.
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NEW! Effective January 1st, 2025, a parking fee of $20 per day (plus sales tax & any credit card fees) to park in any of the Park Volusia designated parking lots. Properly permitted vehicles will not have to pay the daily fee. County residents should apply for their annual “no-cost” parking permit prior to parking. Vehicles parked without a permit or daily fee payment will receive a parking violation on their windshield or in the mail. A $50.00 fine will be assessed for each violation.
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No! Annual Parking permits WILL NO LONGER be able to be purchased at beach entrance ramps. Annual permits can only be purchased online, in the Volusia County Beaches app, or by visiting a Park Volusia office during business hours. Daily passes can be purchased at the beach entrance ramps.
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Yes! Park Volusia resident and non-resident beach parking permits must be renewed annually. Online applications make the process quick and easy, provided you have the right documentation.
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When typing in your address, you should use the abbreviation for STREET use ST, for DRIVE use DR, for ROAD use RD, for COURT use CT, for BOULEVARD use BLVD, for LANE use LN, for SQUARE use SQ, for CIRCLE use CIR, and for TRAIL use TRL, for AVENUE use AVE, for PLACE use PL, for TERRACE use TER, for STATION use STN, and for HIGHWAY use HWY if it is not pulling up your address when you spell out the word.