Located on an incredibly beautiful stretch of beach, remote but convenient, private but public, a haven in today's world.  Perched between St. Augustine and Daytona Beach along the scenic A1A River and the River to Sea Preserve, Marineland Acres is a barefoot neighborhood east of A1A and bound on the east side by the beautiful Atlantic Ocean.  A mix of modern southern style and beach bungalows make a congenial mix of full-time residents and snowbirds. Families and their pets are welcome here, where you'll make new friends easily and safely.  Walk to the beach in about 1400', and then walk the beach north and south for miles.  Located just south of Washington Oaks State Park, here you'll find coquina sand, but not the rocks that border Washington Oaks and the peninsula north to Marineland. About 400 lots are defined in this neighborhood, about ½ of which are built upon and the remaining are still vacant.  Surf Drive is a sandy lane stretching about ½ mile from the Historic A1A Scenic Highway, referred to as Ocean Shore Drive in Palm Coast.  Your home here will be built either on a filled-in base, or 'off-grade' which is built up to make the lowest point of your first floor at the minimum elevation of 9.5'.

Twenty-five minutes north, you'll find the nation's Oldest City, St. Augustine.  Famous restaurants, national park treasures, museums, sailing tours, and shopping.  About ten minutes south, enjoy Palm Coast's Ocean Hammock Resort, the European Village and a perfect mix of golf resorts and lush nature preserves. Tee off on more than forty courses within forty miles, including the World Golf Village.  Fishing off-shore from St. Augustine or in the Intracoastal Waterway.  Nearby marshlands and estuaries in throughout St. Johns and Flagler County  harbor rare and endangered birds along Florida's Great Birding Trail, such as the roseate spoonbill, wood stork, great blue heron and osprey. Dolphins play in the wake of passing boats and manatees herd in the waterway during spring and summer. Eco-tours on water and land introduce you to the rife wildlife of our fabulous coastline of 80+ miles in what has been designated the most productive ecosystem on the planet.