Prestigious, private, gated and beautiful…

Few golf course communities offer the kind of abundance that has come to be expected at Plantation Bay Golf and Country Club. You won’t need your imagination to know what life will be like here in the charming seaside town of Ormond Beach, Florida where an unhurried pace, year-round warm weather, and a lower cost of living offer superb value.

With a twenty-year reputation for being among the best private golf course communities in Florida, Plantation Bay Golf and Country Club continues to get better and better. With more than half of the 3,600 acres yet to be developed, miles of pristine natural beauty blends with mature landscaping to provide the backdrop for a sparkling array of amenities including 45 holes of championship golf, two full-service clubhouses, pickleball, lighted Har-Tru tennis courts, scenic pool pavilion with cabana bar, nature parks and miles of walking trails.

If you are looking to settle in a private golf course community that confers instant social life, warmth, and camaraderie, it’s all waiting for you at Plantation Bay Golf and Country Club. Reward yourself with the lifestyle you deserve. Take the next step and plan a discovery tour so you can see for yourself why so many choose to call Plantation Bay Golf and Country Club their home. Play for a day, stay for life!

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- Get on the Water: Fishing and Boating Tips for Plantation Bay Residents
  October 12, 2020Want to a cast line? Launch a non-motorized personal watercraft or a small fishing boat? Plantation Bay Golf & Country Club residents are less than six miles from the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway and Atlantic beaches, where fishing and boating options abound. Marinas, bait shops and boat ramps are seemingly everywhere in this slice of east central Florida, so we at ICI Homes are happy to point the quickest route to salt and freshwater fun. If you’re a Plantation Bay resident, you know your community is filled with beautiful bodies of water. Pocket parks contain picturesque ponds and fountains. Lake de Bonmont is a signature feature. Water hazards punctuate Plantation Bay’s 45 holes of golf. However, if you’re trolling for bass, going crabbing or eager for some long-distance kayaking, you’ll have to road-trip (gasp) those few miles east. Never fear! You’re headed for beachside beauty and watery serenity. And, if you bring home dinner, that’s a bonus! Here are fishing and boating tips for Plantation Bay Residents. Where you’re going The quickest ways to get on the water involve a state park and a Volusia County park. Even easier, they’re located across the road from each other, an outdoor-recreation and nature enthusiast’s dream. To get there, exit right out of Plantation Bay’s main gate onto Old Dixie Highway. Go approximately 1.4 miles, then turn left on Walter Boardman Road. Follow it to High Bridge Road; turn right. Once you cross the drawbridge over the Intracoastal Waterway, you’ve arrived. Look for North Peninsula State Park on the left, and High Bridge Park on the right. The Atlantic Ocean is a short distance ahead, where High Bridge Road ends at A1A, Florida’s Atlantic coast highway. Let’s explore the two parks for fishing and boating purposes. High Bridge Park Small but mighty — it packs the necessities into one acre — this county park sits on the south side of High Bridge Road. It offers a boat ramp, bait shop, restrooms, picnic tables and spots to cast a fishing line from the banks of the Intracoastal (also the Halifax River). There’s also a launch area for non-motorized personal watercraft such as kayaks, canoes and paddleboards. If you’re keen on casting from a different location, a fishing pier circles under the drawbridge. It’s a great spot for fishing and boating! North Peninsula State Park On the north side of High Bridge Road, across from High Bridge Park, is North Peninsula State Park. It’s larger — 557 acres — and incorporates three miles of pristine beach, a two-mile hiking trail, parking and other facilities for beachgoers and fishing and boating enthusiasts. Turn left off High Bridge into its Smith Creek Landing area. This is an excellent area to drop non-motorized personal watercraft and to fish from the Intracoastal’s banks. The Landing area also offers infographic displays and views of a long-term, salt-marsh restoration project near adjoining Smith Creek. Ready for your Plantation Bay lifestyle? Talk to us here.... Read more...