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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Once a playground for John D. Rockefeller, the Atlantic coast city retains a lot of the features from a bygone era of Sunshine State tourism.

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- Do the Ormond Scenic Loop and Trail!
  November 16, 2020We’re talking the Ormond Scenic Loop & Trail, which you may not know about even if you are a Plantation Bay Golf & Country Club resident, and which you need to know about if you’re buying or building a new custom Florida home here. The Ormond Scenic Loop & Trail is a beautiful 34-mile drive through parts of Plantation Bay’s hometown, nearby Ormond Beach, but mostly along two-lane backcountry roads. Locals know it as “the Loop.” That’s partially because the full name is a mouthful, but map-wise, it really is a loop. There isn’t a beginning or ending point. You can jump on it at multiple places and explore to your heart’s content, or drive all 34 miles back to your starting point. The natural vistas are stunning — jaw-dropping scenery that encompasses rivers, marshes and the Atlantic Ocean. The Loop offers access to beaches, state parks and historical sites, but the landscape, as it likely looked decades and decades ago, is the star. For Plantation Bay residents, the Loop is at your doorstep. Turn right out of the community’s main entrance onto Old Dixie Highway, head east across Interstate 95, past the Public shopping center, and you’re on the Loop. Here’s our tips for enjoying the Loop’s watery views. Details about the Loop The Ormond Scenic Loop & Trail is part of the Florida Department of Transportation’s Florida Scenic Byways program. As of this writing, that’s 26 state routes that are designated scenic byways. Its purpose to highlight Florida’s many natural, historic, cultural, recreational and scenic resources along these roads. The Loop is one of 11 scenic byways in the Central Region. What you’ll see on the Ormond Scenic Loop & Trail Water, water everywhere. Once you’re on Old Dixie Highway, continue south through tunnels formed by massive live oak branches. Glimpse tidal creeks shimmering near the pavement. Wetlands — marshes and such — stretch for miles, punctuated by palm trees and palmetto bushes. You’ll pass Bulow Creek State Park and Tomoka State Park, which both contain hiking and paddling trails. When Old Dixie Highway reaches Ormond Beach, head east on Granada Boulevard (the Loop’s southern boundary) and turn left on John Anderson Drive for the return drive along the Halifax River. Or, keep going to A1A, Florida’s Atlantic coast highway, to “Loop” back to the north. Take the Loop to the beach It’s the fastest route from Plantation Bay and also serves as the Loop’s northern boundary. An early morning drive or bike ride may yield spectacular sunrise photos over creeks, rivers and marshes. A return drive or ride west in the evening does the same for sunsets. Once on Old Dixie Highway, turn left on Walter Boardman Lane. Turn right on High Bridge Road and follow its twists and turns — carefully — until you cross the small drawbridge over the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway. The beach at North Peninsula State Park is straight ahead. Ready for your Plantation Bay lifestyle? Talk to us here.... Read more...