If you are in poor health do not climb up the lighthouse. Very nice view up there, bring oxygen. Exhibits are ok also

The park is beautiful, but unfortunately was not open yet as we were there too early. Great place for families and folks who love history!

I bought a year pass that includes the Park that has the fishing on the breakwater, the beautiful beach, and Daytona Beach. Wonderful ride to get there. Great restaurants there & on the way. Boondocks, Inlet Harbor, Hidden Treasure. Covered pic nic tables at Point Park, off to the left is a beautiful dog beach (PLEASE!! clean up!!) I like... More

Beautiful scenery, nice ride, nothing negative to say. It's your typical lighthouse, with some manicured grounds, a gift shop, and some historic info. You can actually climb the stairs in this one. I try to go to every lighthouse I can and this one is worth it.

Scenic serenity. Dogs allowed (on leashes). Good amount of choices for dining nearby. Plenty of boardwalks intertwining natural undergrowth and wildlife. A very restful place to sit, read, contemplate, paint or climb the stairs to the top of the lighthouse for the spectacular view.

An absolutely gorgeous lighthouse and well kept grounds. We were able to climb to the top for a breathtaking view. Nice, well stocked gift shop and museum with Fresnel lenses. Highly recommended while at Daytona Beach.

We got some great pictures from the top of the lighthouse. Make sure your in good shape to get to the top.

This is a must if you are near Daytona. The lighthouse museum is only a 10 minute drive from Daytona and only costs $5 admission. You can have a leisurely walk around the building that the lighthouse keepers used to live in and then if you feel fit you can climb to the top of the lighthouse giving you great... More

Abandoned for many years, the lighthouse was put back into use in the '80s and boat captains celebrated. See local fishermen pics, how lighthouse keeper and family lived at the museum. Beautiful view from the top of the lighthouse!