Holiday homes & rentals in Ormond Beach

Visitors to Ormond Beach will discover a beautiful resort filled with parks and beaches, perfect for both relaxation and adventure. Whether you're looking for a bright and modern condominium overlooking the Atlantic, or a spacious house big enough for the whole family, you're sure to find your perfect accommodation.

Weather to expect on your Ormond Beach holiday

Ormond Beach's subtropical climate has consistently attracted visitors, with more than 200 days of brilliant sunshine per year allowing you time to enjoy the great outdoors.

Winter temperatures are usually quite pleasant, with January averages in the mid-40s. Summer temperatures average in the high 80s. However, the sea breeze over the beach tends to keep sunbathers comfortably cool.

Family holidays in Ormond Beach

With so many child-friendly activities on offer, Ormond Beach is a great option for a family holiday. Whether they're building towering sandcastles, swimming, surfing, fishing, or kite flying, children are bound to love time on the beach.

Ormond Beach also has many parks where active youngsters can enjoy the basketball courts, playgrounds and walking trails. Two of the best are the 40-acre Michael Crotty Bicentennial Park and Fortunato Park.

Visitors can practice their putting skills at Pirate's Cove, a 36-hole adventure golf course. Open daily, it's a sure-fire hit with adults and children alike.

Top attractions of Ormond Beach

Ormond Beach

Since daredevil auto racers gathered on the hard-packed white sand beach during the early-1900s, attempting to set land speed records, Ormond Beach has been known as the "birthplace of speed". Today, it is far more peaceful, being a great spot for lounging under the Floridian sun, playing volleyball and surfing.

Andy Romano Beachfront Park

This four-acre public park fronting the Atlantic Ocean features free parking, restrooms, picnic areas, a splash pad for the kiddies, a playground, and a traffic-free section of beachfront.

The Loop

This 30 ml. plus scenic road trail winds along the ocean, through forests, over marshes and across creeks and rivers. Expect to see wildlife along the way, and leave time to stop at the parks and historic sites it passes.

Tomoka State Park

This 1,800-acre State Park offers visitors an array of recreational activities, including hiking, canoeing, boating and fishing, with access to the Halifax and Tomoka Rivers, Strickland Creek, and the Intracoastal Waterway. Look out for the amazing wildlife here, which includes alligators, bobcats and tortoises.

The Casements

Located on the shores of the Halifax River at the east end of the Granada Bridge, The Casements is the former winter mansion of oil magnate John D. Rockefeller, Sr. The estate, recognized as a Florida Heritage Site, received its name from the large casement windows that adorn the home.

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