A Historic Watery Attraction: the Flagler Beach Fishing Pier

What’s one (of many) iconic experiences about Florida living? Enjoying an oceanside pier. Plantation Bay Golf & Country Club residents — and those soon to be — are in luck. One of Florida’s historic Atlantic-coast wooden piers is less than 10 miles from your Ormond Beach community and offers more activities than a mere photo …

Visit the Beach at Nearby North Peninsula State Park

Barely 10 minutes east of Plantation Bay’s main entrance — past massive old live oaks, historic sites, marshes and the Intracoastal Waterway — lies North Peninsula State Park. This small state park is right on the Atlantic Ocean and requires no admission, but it packs a lot of activity and gorgeous old-Florida scenery into its …

What’s the best way to research a master-planned community that might be perfect for your dream, retirement or vacation home? Short of summoning a genie in a bottle? It’s called a Discovery Tour, and we at ICI Homes invite you to consider a tour (not a genie) if you’re intrigued by Plantation Bay Golf & …

Marineland Dolphin Encounter - Dolphin jumping out of the water

If you live at Plantation Bay Golf & Country Club, you’re in a prime location for exploring Florida’s Atlantic Coast. The community’s Ormond Beach location means Plantation Bay residents are never more than 15 minutes and approximately six miles from the actual beach. Need directions to the beach? Firstly, turn east out of the main …

Explore Plantation Bay’s Neighboring Florida State Parks

Plantation Bay Golf & Country Club residents have so many activities within their own community that it might be challenging to leave for fun experiences elsewhere. But Plantation Bay’s Ormond Beach, Florida location is perfect for sampling east central Florida’s attractions. The vibrant and growing metro areas are filled with recreational offerings. These include arts …

Did you know history lives across the street from Plantation Bay Golf & Country Club? Like, almost LITERALLY across the street. Five minutes and 2.5 miles. That’s the distance from Plantation Bay’s gated entrance off Exit 278 of Interstate 95. If you reside further south in the community, add a couple miles to your drive …

One of the perks of east-central Florida living is that you’re never far from the Atlantic Ocean. That’s especially true for Plantation Bay Golf & Country Club in Ormond Beach, where residents enjoy a beach commute that rarely exceeds 10 minutes, and then only for wildlife crossings. The most direct route to the beach — …

Are you a new Plantation Bay Golf and Country Club resident? Perhaps in the wannabe or planning stages of becoming one? There’s one classic activity you must pencil in at some point, and we don’t mean your first visit to the homeowners association office! No, when you’re taking up residence, or considering doing so in …

Beach Guide for Plantation Bay - couple on beach

If you’re seeking a new Central Florida home, spending time at the beach may be high on your recreational priority list. Residents of Plantation Bay Golf and Country Club in Ormond Beach can check that box with a giant permanent marker. Not only do they live in a 3,600-acre gated community that features two golf …

Visiting the Florida Agricultural Museum in Palm Coast - slide img4

The Florida Agricultural Museum is open every Wednesday through Sunday and is located about 20 minutes north of Plantation Bay in Palm Coast. It is a great place for visitors to learn a little more about the deep history of agriculture in Florida while having some great fun in the process.

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A Historic Watery Attraction: the Flagler Beach Fishing Pier

Visit the Beach at Nearby North Peninsula State Park

Discovery Tours at Plantation Bay

Experience Marineland, One of Florida’s Historic Attractions

Explore Plantation Bay’s Neighboring Florida State Parks

Bulow Creek State Park: Plantation Bay’s Backyard Escape

Nearby Flagler Beach: a Worthy Road Trip for Plantation Bay Residents

How to Do the ‘World’s Most Famous Beach’

Beach Guide for Plantation Bay

Visiting the Florida Agricultural Museum in Palm Coast