Mary McLeod Bethune Beach Park

• April De Leon - Medor
  
  
  (July 31, 2019, 4:51 am)

  Beautiful beach!! Dont know why I didn't decide to visit sooner. Love the long ramp down to the beach (handicap ramp) with option of stairs as well. Not a lot of room for parking, so get here early on the weekends!!

• Joella
  
  
  (July 9, 2019, 9:37 pm)

  Beautiful!!! Clean beach, park was great with some neat history. Great for all ages and if you're into seashells, there are lots of them! Sunrises are always magical.

• Jolanta UA
  
  
  (July 5, 2019, 9:45 am)

  Tranquil ,clean, soft sand public beach .Plenty space for everyone. Has two parking lots. It would be one of my favorite spots to return, EXCEPT that New Smyrna is No.1 place in the world on ???? bites and I love be in the water,????

• cortney palm
  
  
  (June 28, 2019, 5:39 pm)

  Clean. Picked up some people's trash tho. I don't see them separate the recycling from the trash which is irritating. Especially being by the sea. Great spot. Parking nearby. Bathrooms nearby. Shops nearby. Vegan food nearby. People say be careful of sharks, but I've seen none and I've been here a week.

• David Yokelson
  
  
  (May 4, 2019, 12:39 am)

  Very nice little oceanfront park, originally built by African Americans during the segregation era as a vacation spot for African Americans. A plaque commemorates the founders and tells a little about the history and historical significance. The park is owned by state/local government which keeps it modernized and well-maintained. An interesting feature of the beaches in this area is that you can drive your car up and down the beach (slowly, and for a fee - $20, I think)

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Amenities abound, with beach access for swimmers, basketball and tennis courts for the athletes, and public restrooms and outdoor showers complimenting the over-all setting. The children's playground is near the pavilion, barbecue grills, picnic tables and restrooms.

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(386) 423-3300. This beach was a pleasant surprise! We were actually headed to New Smyrna Beach, but we were arriving mid afternoon on Saturday and a lot of the parking there was already full. We kept driving and found this place only a few miles down the road. There was still parking...

Mary McLeod Bethune Beach Park | New Smyrna Beach, FL 32168

Located on pedestrian-only beach. Covered picnic areas, concession stands, restrooms and showers. 6656 South Atlantic Avenue. New Smyrna Beach, FL 32168. (386) 423-3300.

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Mary McLeod Bethune Beach Park | New Smyrna Beach, FL

This park is named for the pioneering African-American educator who Open to everyone and known by some as a "surfer's paradise," Bethune Beach Park offers an ample range of recreational and programming facilities. 6656 S. Atlantic Avenue, New Smyrna Beach, FL. 386-423-3300, ext. 18072.

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View from sea wall at parking lot, Mary McLeod Bethune Beach Park.

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Mary McLeod Bethune Park is included in the Florida Black Heritage Trail. This six acre park between the Halifax River and the Atlantic Ocean, has a boardwalk on the ocean side and a fishing pier on the river side -- this is a park that homes loads of manatees.