Family Things To Do in Palm Coast, Florida

The 390 sublime acres of this lovely park were deeded to the state by its former owners. Located three mil... More on Moon Handbooks: Florida Beaches

Although the formal gardens are the centerpiece of this park, Washington Oaks is also famous for the unique... More on floridastateparks.org

This seven-acre park was once part of General Joseph Hernandez's Mala Compra Plantation where he cultivated sea island cotton and sweet oranges. Activities: boat launch, fishing, ... More on Visitflagler.org

This seven-acre park was once part of General Joseph Hernandez's Mala Compra Plantation where he cultivated sea island cotton and sweet oranges. Activities: boat launch, ... More on Visitflagler.org

Just a stone's throw from the ocean's edge the Atlantic Grille features contemporary world cuisine with an emphasis on fresh seafood. The room which seats 66 in the dining room and 25 on the open air terrace has a modern monochromatic ... More on Yahoo! Travel

The Ocean Course is home to one of the newest and most successful event on the PGA Champions Tour - the Ginn Championshipâ¢. With six holes that put the players right on the very edge of the Atlantic Ocean, ... More on Discover America

What a refreshing treat to enjoy swimming and splashing with family and friends at the Frieda Zamba Swimming Pool this summer! The City of Palm Coast invites residents and guests to General ... More on Visitflagler.org

What a refreshing treat to enjoy swimming and splashing with family and friends at the Frieda Zamba Swimming Pool this summer! The City of Palm Coast invites residents and guests ... More on Visitflagler.org

Almost always a lane open for you nice people and even nicer prices especially with their coupons and specials! More on Yahoo! Travel

were their 6 out 0f 7 days a week: good fun good people treat you will fairness good prices and awsome food More on Yahoo! Travel

The 18-hole "Matanzas Woods" course at the The Grand Club Matanzas Course facility in Palm Coast, Florida f... More on golflink.com

Through no fault of the management, the course lost most of its luster in 1998 when a terrible forrest fire... More on GolfReview

Shakespeare's is owned and run by an English couple, Lynn and Gerald, who moved to Florida from Somerset. They have deliberately styled the Restaurant not as a Victorian tearoom but as an upscale '... More on TeaMap

The food is excellent and we can't wait to go back again and again. More on TeaMap

Ruins of the former plantation-a sugar mill, a unique spring house, several wells, and the crumbling foundations of the plantation house and slave cabins-show how volatile the Florida frontier was in the early 19th century. Today, ... More on Discover America