Top 10 Free Things To Do and Attractions in New Smyrna Beach

"If you are a fan of all types of motorsports such as Stock Cars, Sports Cars, Aviation, and Power Boating, you'll be in speedway heaven. The Daytona International Speedway is home to the Daytona 500, and the Speedway's newest attraction is the Motorsports Hall of Fame of America. Marvel at 230 bronze sculptures depicting all the inductees of the Hall of Fame."

"Take a tour of Daytona International Speedway, a world famous speedway, the home of the annual Daytona 500 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series motor race. There are many choices of tours that last from 30 minutes to three hours."

"Watch NASCAR's top stars trade paint at the Daytona 500, and see world-class ARCA, USCC, SCCA and Motocross events at the famous Daytona Speedway. Read/Write Daytona International Speedway Review. Category: Activities"

"640 Mary McLeod-Bethune Blvd., Daytona Beach, (386) 481-2122. Bethune-Cookman University is one of the richest resources of African-American historical and cultural exhibits in Florida. Bethune's home, located on the university's campus, serves as the headquarters of the Mary McLeod Bethune Foundation."

"The historic home is located at 640 Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune Blvd in Daytona Beach, Florida on the campus of Bethune-Cookman University. Tours are free for all visitors."

"Though it’s smaller than many other area beach parks, Andy Romano Beachfront Park is a local gem that’s spread along four scenic acres of Atlantic coastline. There’s ample parking adjacent to the park, and unlike many other, more rural beach parks, there is a variety of lodging, dining, retail and activity attractions nearby, making it convenient to visit for harried travelers with full itineraries. The park includes restrooms and covered seating areas that are great for picnics or relaxing with a good book, and there’s a playground and seasonal splash-pad onsite as well."

"Featuring gazebos, barbecue grills, picnic areas, and playgrounds, Andy Romero Beachfront Park is the perfect place for families with kids who’d rather not spend the day in the car hopping from one attraction to the next. It’s located on South Atlantic Avenue in Ormond Beach, and with so many amenities, it shouldn’t come as a surprise that it can get downright crowded on the weekends. If that’s a scene you’d like to avoid, consider visiting during the week instead."

"Romano Beachfront Park is next on our list of fun things to do in Daytona Beach. This is a lovely waterside park, that offers up some pretty unbeatable views of the ocean. If you’re wanting something relaxed and chilled to add to you schedule of things to do in Daytona Beach, then this could be ideal."

"This oceanfront park features decorative walkways, a shaded playground, picnic areas, restrooms, outdoor showers and two beach access ramps The four-acre facility also provides free, off-beach parking and is open sunrise to sunset."

"Reed Canal Park ranks among the top Daytona Beach parks because it provides visitors fun things to do in South Daytona. It also serves as a top place for friendly games, family reunions and other outdoor gatherings. Reed Canal Park measures 35 acres, including a small lake used for model boats, fishing and photo ops."

"I waited over an hour for my food but that wasn't too bad i wasn't to upset about that...got the food and EVERYTHING i mean…"

"Gluten-free and predominantly vegetarian-friendly items feature at this colorful kitchen serving breakfasts, lunches and light meals, although you'll still find a spicy jerk chicken wrap and the obligatory mahi... Thai in Daytona Beach"

"Really long wait times and the service sucks probably cause they are so short staffed. Food was also not that great."

"Hyde Park Prime Steakhouse is the premiere restaurant of Daytona Beach's Ocean Walk Village Hilton Hotel, offering spectacular panoramic Atlantic Ocean views along the city's pristine white sand beachfront. The classic American steakhouse offering outdoor and indoor seating areas, including a dining terrace which provides the ability to listen to concerts at the city's famed Boardwalk Bandshell. High-quality steak offerings include classics such as petit filet mignon, New York strip, and porterhouse, with specialty preparations such as steak Cabernet, steak au poivre, and steak and lobster platters also available."

"Hyde Park Prime Steakhouse is an award-winning prime steakhouse specializing in aged USDA prime steaks. Located on the beach at the Hilton Hotel–Ocean Walk Village, the restaurant offers a chef-inspired menu featuring variations of its legendary aged prime steaks, daily chef’s fresh fish features...Mehr"

"Treat yourself to a hearty meal and choose form high-quality, aged USDA prime steaks. Savor classic steak dishes like the New York Strip and Petite filets, with a touch of local flavor."

"Malibu Beach Grill is an award-winning restaurant located in Port Orange, Florida specializing in hand-cut steaks and fresh seafood. The menu is made from scratch daily. The dining room offers a polished yet casual dining experience."

"The dinner menu features weekly specials and an early dining menu before 6:00. Weekend brunch and lunch are also available. Entree options include filet mignon, New York strip, baby back ribs, porterhouse…"

"Chez Paul Gourmet Restaurant was originally opened as the Green Dolphin tavern, overseen by former Daytona Beach mayor Paul Carpenell before its transfer to its current ownership and branding in 1999. Today, the intimate restaurant showcases high-end French and Italian fare Wednesdays through Saturdays at dinner service, offering garden patio seating and stunning Halifax River waterfront views. Diners can enjoy upscale land entree options such as steak au poivre, German pork schnitzel, veal piccata, and chicken marsala or select from seafood-focused fare such as pan-seared Chilean sea bass prepared with macadamia nuts or shrimp Papa Paolo with lemon butter and white wine sauce."

"As far as the quality of food is fantastic the portions are large and the service is quick for as busy as they are."

"The entrance is not on the street, but in a large courtyard with water spouts for kids and close to the back of P. F. Chang's and the front of Rock ..."