Waterfront Park offers a quieter way to enjoy Palm Coast’s Intracoastal
Palm Coast’s Waterfront Park sits along the Intracoastal Waterway and is listed by the city for walking, running and fishing. A shaded playground adds an option for families who want water views without building the day around a beach trip.
Palm Coast’s Waterfront Park sits along the Intracoastal Waterway and is listed by the city for walking, running and fishing. A shaded playground adds an option for families who want water views without building the day around a beach trip.
The city also identifies the Children’s Memorial Garden north along the Intracoastal Trail. Treat that area as a place for reflection as you plan your route.
For an easy first outing, choose a turnaround point and leave time to sit by the water. Check the park’s current information before relying on a particular facility, and agree on a meeting place if friends are arriving separately.
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