Esther Street Beachfront Park
To park at this location, a City of New Smyrna Beach parking permit is required. Find permit details and instructions on the City of NSB website.
Esther Street Beachfront Park is a hidden gem with an ocean view. One block north of Flagler Avenue on Atlantic Avenue, the park offers 45 spaces of off-beach parking. Amenities include a playground, beach access, dune walkover, pavilions, public restrooms, and a volleyball area. Overnight parking is not permitted.
About This Place
Q: What amenities does Esther Street Beachfront Park offer?
A: Esther Street Beachfront Park features a playground, beach access, pavilions, public restrooms, and a volleyball area, making it a great spot for families and beach lovers.
Q: How much time should I spend at Esther Street Beachfront Park?
A: Visitors typically enjoy spending anywhere from 1 to 2 hours at the park, depending on activities and relaxation time on the beach.
Q: Is parking available at Esther Street Beachfront Park?
A: Yes, there are 45 parking spaces available, but a City of New Smyrna Beach parking permit is required, so be sure to check the details on the city website before your visit.
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Google Reviews
Walter A.Good beach access. Parking a little tight, have to wait for open spots if its full. Paid 20 bucks for the whole day. Bathrooms are ok, just 1 for men and women. Two showers. Some tables off the parking lot to sit at with some shade. Overall, it was good. About 100 feet walk to the beach. White sand, no rocks and no shells to step on when going into the water. Waves were nice and water temp was perfect.
4 months ago · Google Review
Yuly Esther Arana AbreuIt’s a beach with a great atmosphere. There are clean restrooms, showers, and a safe place to park your car if you don’t want to drive it down onto the sand. It’s a clean beach with moderate waves and a strong breeze. Lovely.
2 months ago · Google Review
Jesse CoomerCool park with beach access and bathrooms. Playground is nice and has showers to rinse sand off from beach. Parking does cost money unless you're registered resident with a beach pass.
2 months ago · Google Review
Solimar LugoI only visited the beach area, and it was absolutely BEAUTIFUL. Water was beautiful clear and clean, and you can park on the sand with a disabled parking placard, which worked out great for me! I use a wheelchair, and I was able to push over the hard sand, but the softer sand was more challenging. My family said the restrooms were very clean and well maintained. I visited for an adaptive surfing event with the Oceans of Hope Foundation, but I'll be visiting again for sure!
3 years ago · Google Review
J. Ray$20/day parking. Pay meter was not working at the time I wrote this. You can pay by cellphone. A little off the beaten path unlike the other pay for parking beachfront parks along this strip on NSB. Many nice covered picnic pavilions. Dog waste bag station. Large boardwalk with benches. Volleyball area separate from the actual beach. Small covered play area for the children. Water fountain but was not working. Outdoor showers that did work. Unlocked decently clean restrooms but the light didn’t work. Ramp or steps to the beach. Bonfires allowed but read rules to comply. At night, homeless sleep on the boardwalk benches - just an FYI incase it’s dark and you didn’t think someone may be there as you may not see them lying down. They didn’t bother anyone. Just stunned me as I was walking as I wasn’t really expecting it.
4 years ago · Google Review