There are 4 dog friendly activities in Palm Coast, and 12 more nearby. Use the links below to get an overview of each one, see pictures, print directions, and even read reviews from other dog owners. Coming from out of town? Get a discounted rate on pet friendly hotels in Palm Coast.
Old Salt Park
Old Salt Road Beach Park is a popular beachfront park amidst the Ocean Hammock Resort, which also provides access to the coquina rock formations on the coast. There are plenty of parking spaces plus restrooms with outside shower.
Although not too suitable for swimming, you'll find plenty of bathers and paddlers at this beach, and it is also a great spot to watch for whales.
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Washington Oaks Gardens State Park
Encompassing two Florida State Parks, Washington Oaks Gardens and Faver-Dykes, the Mission of the Friends of Washington Oaks is to Preserve, Protect, Promote and Interpret the Parks. Nestled between the Atlantic Ocean and the Matanzas River, Washington Oaks Gardens State Park preserves 425 acres of coastal scenery along State Road A1A in Palm Coast, Florida. The Park's eastern boundary holds one of the largest outcroppings of coquina rock on the Atlantic Ocean, creating a picturesque boulder-strewn beach. Pets may be on the walking and hiking trails only. Pets may not be in the formal gardens or on the beach side of the park.
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River to Sea Preserve
Located on both sides of the A1A at Marineland, the River to Sea Preserve features 90 acres of protected maritime scrub environment with public beach access, walking trails, and ecological education opportunities. Leashed dogs are permitted to join their humans throughout the preserve.
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James F. Holland Memorial Park
James F. Holland Memorial Park offers 26 acres of diverse recreational amenities including a 3/4-mile walking trail that runs along the park's perimeter. Dogs play off-leash at the 1.5 acre dog-park. A secure entry to the 1.5-acre dog park will open onto two separate play areas, one for large dogs and one for small. Wash-down stations are also available.
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Flagler Beach
Flagler Beach welcomes leashed dogs on the beach located north of 10th Street and south of 10th Street only. Parking is available off of A1A on any side street. Leashes should be 8 feet long or shorter. Bring your own doggie bags and water.
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Crescent Beach
Located just three miles south of St. Augustine Beach, Crescent Beach offers plenty of sand and surf for you to enjoy with your pup. Dogs must be leashed at all times.
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Michael Crotty Bicentennial Park
Volusia County opened a four-acre dog park at Bicentennial Park in 2010. The dog park includes separate areas for large and small dogs, watering stations, benches and shade trees.
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St. Augustine Beaches
All St Augustine beaches are dog friendly. Simply keep your pet leashed and clean up after them. Plenty of access points off of A1A.
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Paws Dog Park at Ron Parker Park
Bring your pet to romp and play off-leash at the fenced dog run in this wonderful public park, which also includes tennis and basketball courts.
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Fort Matanzas National Monument
Well-behaved, leashed dogs are welcome to join their humans at the historic Fort Matanzas National Monument, including on the beach and trails. Dogs are not permitted on the ferry, in the fort, or in the visitor center, with the exception of service animals.
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Frank B. Butler County Park
Frank B. Butler County Park features a dune walkover, off-beach parking, picnic tables, showers, and restrooms. Dogs are welcome to enjoy the beach with their humans, but must be leashed at all times.
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Facilities at Wadsworth Park
This park is home to many Flagler County sports leagues, boasts a skate park, and a 60,000 sq. ft. fenced dog park where dogs can run unleashed and mingle with other canines. The park features separate sections for large and small dogs and provides benches for owners to watch their dogs have a ball.
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North Peninsula State Park
North Peninsula State Park is pet-friendly. Unfortunately, Fido isn't welcome on the beaches, in any buildings, or in the water at this park, but they can still enjoy the bike path along State Road A1A or the two-mile Coastal Strand Trail, which, for the wildlife-lovers, is home to the gopher tortoise and the Eastern indigo snake. North Peninsula State Park is open every day of the week from 8am until sunset.
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Matanzas Inlet Bridge
Matanzas Inlet Bridge is pet-friendly. You can park up on the east or west side of the bridge for access to the beach and inlet. Leashed dogs are welcome and can even get across to a nice sandbar for some off-leash fun. Gain access from sunrise to sunset.
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