- November 23, 2024
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Beginning Oct. 1, Volusia County residents can register their vehicles at www.parkvolusia.org to drive on Volusia County beaches and park in the county’s off-beach parking lots at no charge.
Park Volusia, Volusia County’s new beach driving and off-beach parking program, will be implemented in two phases. Effective Oct. 1, a beach driving day pass will cost $30, and an annual nonresident pass will be $150. On Jan. 1, parking in any of Volusia County’s 65 off-beach parking lots will cost $20 per day and $100 annually for nonresidents.
Volusia County residents must register their vehicles on the Park Volusia website to receive annual passes for beach driving and off-beach parking at no charge.
The registration portal is also available through the Volusia Beaches app, and a new Park Volusia office in Daytona Beach Shores will be open from 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday through Saturday, beginning Oct. 1 at 2422 S. Atlantic Ave. A New Smyrna Beach location will open in the near future. The county will also host the following in-person events to assist residents with registration:
Nonresidents can also purchase annual passes for beach driving and off-beach parking at www.parkvolusia.org, the Park Volusia Office, the Volusia County Beaches app, and the registration events. Park Volusia resident registrations and annual pass purchases are valid for 365 days. On-beach driving passes purchased between Oct. 1, 2023, and Sept. 30, 2024, will remain valid through expiration. Starting Oct. 1, the Park Volusia website will also provide updated information, including a comprehensive list of FAQs.
