All About The Palm Coast

Nestled on Florida's East Coast, Palm Coast was started in 1969 when ITT Community Development Corporation purchased approximately 68,000 acres along the Ocean, Intracoastal and adjacent areas. They then put in the infrastructure including miles of canals that allow waterfront homeowners to dock their boats behind their homes with direct access to the Intracoastal.

They began constructing the first homes in 1971. We now have a population of approximately 32,000 and are growing fast. In fact, in the 1980's this area had the nations fastest growing rate.

There are 6 golf courses, 5 schools, a community college, a hospital, several parks, play grounds, public gardens, shopping centers, and miles of beaches.

Enjoy relaxing strolls or bike rides along the many trails carved among the most beautiful scenery in Florida, or relax at our shoreline and enjoy the warm Florida Sunshine.

Water recreation abounds in and around Palm Coast - on the canals and lakes, the Intracoastal Waterway and on the Ocean.

The Palm Coast Marina is one of the finest Intracoastal Waterway berthings along the East Coast of Florida. With eighty slips in all, boats from 10 feet to 175 feet in length can be accommodated.

Palm Coast is a paradise for boaters with peaceful lakes, the Intracoastal Waterway with

access to the Atlantic Ocean and a network of salt and freshwater canals. A favorite pastime that the local residents enjoy is fishing whether in the salt or fresh water canals. Pick your favorite spot.

Flagler Airport is also available for the Business or recreational pilots. It has two runways, hanger rental, and tie-down facilities, and a resturant.

Located just off 1-95, Palm Coast is only 30 miles from Daytona Beach and historic St. Augustine, and both Jacksonville and Orlando are a short commute. We are close to Central Florida's major attractions with three international Airports nearby.

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