There are few summer activities that are as universally popular among people of all ages and backgrounds as attending a professional baseball game. There is just something about the sights, sounds, and smells of the ballpark that connects in some way with pretty much everyone.
Plantation Bay residents are fortunate to be located only 20 minutes from the home of the Daytona Cubs, which is the high-A minor league affiliate of the Chicago Cubs.
For many, the Fourth of July holiday marks the high point of the summer. The month of July is when the warm weather hits its peak for the year, which means that this month should be filled with as many days of lounging around the pool as possible.
We’re back again this month with even more video testimonials from Plantation Bay residents.
(You can check out more videos from this series in Part 1 here and a few more in Part 2 here.)
After you’re done watching, request a brochure and see for yourself why so many people love Plantation Bay.
The Plantation Bay Golf & Country Club was granted a tremendous honor recently when our Director of Tennis, Dave Brown was named the Daytona Beach District’s United States Professional Tennis Association “Pro of the Year.” The announcement was made at the recent USPTA convention.
Located just 20 minutes south of Plantation Bay on the campus of Daytona State College, The Southeast Museum of Photography makes a fantastic day trip for residents looking to expand their cultural side. The museum is one of only 13 facilities in the entire country that are dedicated exclusively to photography.
For most people who are looking for a place to retire, cost of living is pretty high on their list of priorities.
According to a recent study published by AARP Magazine, Ormond Beach is at the top of the list when it comes to great places to retire on a budget. Not only was Ormond Beach listed first in the article, it was also the only place in Florida to make the cut.
Florida is a great state for farmers to grow many types of produce that simply couldn’t survive further north. That means that the farmers markets around Plantation Bay are always packed full of great produce.
Buzzwords like “organic” and “farm-to-table” have really created quite a stir around the country in recent years. People are more concerned than ever about the quality of the food they are consuming, and many are going far out of their way to purchase better quality products.
One of the most common questions our salespeople get is:
“Are there any rules regarding what age you must be to live in Plantation Bay or restrictions on how often kids and grandkids can visit and stay?”
And the short answer is “NO”. Plantation Bay is not an age-restricted community.
One of the best ways to spend a warm summer afternoon is reading a good book. Since there is no shortage of spectacular summer afternoons here at Plantation Bay, residents have plenty of opportunities to relax and catch up on their reading lists. If you are looking for recommendations for books or would like to discuss what you are reading, the Plantation Bay Book Club provides a great forum for both!
Memorial Day has come and gone, and that means that summer is now in full swing. The warm weather and sunshine makes this a great time to get out and socialize with friends and neighbors, participate in one of the many recreational activities, or stop in for one of the weekly specials at Club de Bonmont or the Prestwick Clubhouse.