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| Location | When & What |
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| 133 PINE GROVE DR | Fri Aug 7 & Sat Aug 8 · 8 am - 4 pm Estate sale Directions → |
| 2 PAULINE PL | Fri Aug 7 & Sat Aug 8 · 8am to 2pm car parts motorcycle parts pool items shoes clothes tools boating items household goods large plastic storage tubs yard tools /supplies and other misc Directions → |
| 334 WELLINGTON DR | Fri Aug 7 & Sat Aug 8 · 8am-4pm Computer monitor, sporting goods, beanie babies, costume jewelry, dog crates, agility course, bike, outdoor furniture, home decor, clothing, and more! Directions → |
| 34 PANORAMA DR | Fri Aug 7 & Sat Aug 8 · 8AM-4PM Multi-Family, something for everyone - Inflatable Kayak, water sports gear, tools, clothes, dishware, electronics. Directions → |
| 34 PINEAPPLE DR | Sat Aug 8 · 8-4 Tools, children’s items, kitchen items, plants. Directions → |
| 98 FLORIDA PARK DR | Sat Aug 8 & Sun Aug 9 · 8am 3pm Clothing furniture, shoes, knickknacks Directions → |
| 69 WELLESLEY LN | Sun Aug 9 · 9AM to 1PM Sunday ONLY. Large estate sale. Directions → |
Whether you’re a new resident finding your footing or a long-time local looking for a weekend escape, Flagler County is more than just a place to live—it’s a place to explore. From the "Cinnamon Sands" of our 19 miles of uncrowded coastline to the hauntingly beautiful coquina ruins of our 19th-century plantations, this category is your compass for finding the soul of the "Old Florida" that still thrives in our backyard.
Flagler isn't just a spot on the map; it’s a lifestyle. We’ve traded the high-rise skylines for 19 miles of cinnamon-colored sand and a "Green Blueprint" that puts nature in your front yard.
One of the best things about living in Palm Coast and Flagler County is that you’re never more than a few minutes away from "the big one." Whether you’re looking for the thrill of the Atlantic surf, the calm brackish waters of the Intracoastal, or a quiet freshwater hideaway out west, we have it all.
If you love the salt air, you have two very different worlds to choose from:
Surf Fishing the "Cinnamon Sands": With 19 miles of coastline, you can find a quiet spot almost anywhere to reel in whiting, pompano, and bluefish.
ALICE Insider Tip: If you’re a Florida resident, you can actually get a free shoreline-only license! It’s the perfect way to spend a Saturday morning without spending a dime.
The Intracoastal Waterway (ICW): This is where you’ll find our famous redfish, snook, and sea trout.
Best Access: Head to Bing’s Landing or Herschel King Park. Both offer great docks and ramps. If you have a kayak, this is your playground—you can get into the shallow oyster bars where the big motorboats can't go.
Sometimes you just want the quiet of the cypress trees. For that "Old Florida" feel, head out toward Bunnell:
Haw Creek Preserve & Lake Disston: These are the spots for largemouth bass and catfish. It’s quiet, shaded, and feels worlds away from the hustle of the city.
Bull Creek: Another fantastic spot in Bunnell for a peaceful afternoon with a line in the water.
We are lucky to have three Florida State Parks right here, and all of them are angler-friendly:
Washington Oaks Gardens: You get the best of both worlds here. Fish the surf on the beach side or drop a line from the seawall on the Matanzas River.
Bulow Plantation Ruins: Perfect for small boats (under 16ft) or kayaks.
Gamble Rogers: A great spot for the whole family with easy access to both the beach and the river.
We want to keep our waters healthy, so make sure you’re "legal" before you cast:
The License: If you’re between 16 and 65, you generally need a Florida fishing license.
The Exceptions: If you’re over 65, under 16, or fishing on a licensed local charter, you’re usually good to go!
The Bait: Around here, live shrimp and mullet are like gold. Most local fish can’t resist them.
Short-term, non-resident fishing licenses can be purchased at the Flagler County Tax Collector's Office. There are three locations:
Hours for each Tax Collector's Office are Monday - Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Other places to get a short-term license include:
Want to take the kids out? Wadsworth Park and Washington Oaks offer great shaded areas and sturdy piers that are perfect for little ones who are just learning the ropes.