Location: Flagler Beach
Top Things to do in Flagler Beach
- 1. Gamble Rogers Memorial State Recreation Area
- 2. Flagler Beachfront Winery
- 3. Flagler Beach Municipal Pier
- 4. Bulow Plantation Ruins Historic State Park
- 5. Flagler Beach Historical Museum
- 6. Ocean Art Gallery
- 7. Betty Steflik Preserve
- 8. Santa Maria del Mar Catholic Church
- 9. Wadsworth Park
- 10. Gallery of Local Art
The 10 Best Things to Do in Flagler Beach, United States
Flagler Beach in United States, from Nouth America region, is best know for State Parks. Discover best things to do in Flagler Beach with beautiful photos and great reviews from traveller around the world here!
Restaurants in Flagler Beach
1. Gamble Rogers Memorial State Recreation Area
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 197 reviews
Reviewed By Munch1002
We visited here on quite possibly the ugliest day of the year - whipping winds, freezing temperatures and constant rain...still the BEST of our 8 stops of our trip!
Geocaching was great despite the elements!
Bathrooms were by far the BEST of any state park...we didn’t appreciate it until we kept traveling!
Sites were awesome with perfect layouts!
We will definitely be back and hope for better weather!
2. Flagler Beachfront Winery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 164 reviews
Flagler Beachfront Winery is an upscale winery making great wine oceanfront. We offer a variety of wines made Onsite from some of the best growers in different regions across the United States. Relax on our ocean view patio with some tantalizing tapas, decadent desserts and wonderful wines. Come for the wine, stay for the view!
Reviewed By cbuser2210 - Ormond Beach, Florida
The Flagler Beachfront Winery is total awesomeness!!! Ken and Kelly, the owners, are the perfect couple to run this winery, as they are always welcoming, friendly, and helpful. They make their wine, which is sooo good, and you can have a glass and take home a bottle! They are well known for their wine slushies...lots of combinations so you can find your own perfect flavor, and so refreshing on a hot summer day. There are a variety of meat and cheese boards to choose from, if you're hungry, and don't forget the wine ice cream for dessert. All of this, plus an ocean view...doesn't get any better than that!! Highly recommend!!!
3. Flagler Beach Municipal Pier
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 256 reviews
Reviewed By Terry T - Emmaus, Pennsylvania
We visited in late February. It was a windy day and there were lots of fishermen on the pier. There is a fee to walk on the pier, 1 dollar for seniors. You get a nice view of the beach.
4. Bulow Plantation Ruins Historic State Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 158 reviews
Reviewed By diaq - Palm Harbor, Florida
First, this there are two state parks in this area with similar names. This review is for BULOW PLANTATION Ruins historic state park. NOT Bulow Creek state park.
When you turn down the road for the main entrance it is a one-lane dirt road, but don't turn around, in about a mile you will reach the park entrance. There is a $4 per car entrance fee. You can drive the historic sugar mill ruins or take a short hike to the ruins. The plantation house and cottages require a lot of imagination as the "ruins" are just a few piles of rocks. But the sugar mill did not disappoint. The area was very well marked with information signs. You follow a path and the signs provide lots of information about how the mill worked. It was very informative and we learned a lot. There is an area with other old artifacts that gives information out the people who lived on the plantation and the effects of the Seminole Indian wars. Great history lesson, we really enjoyed this park.
5. Flagler Beach Historical Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 74 reviews
Reviewed By MALsVETTE - Flagler Beach, Florida
As a full time year-round resident of Flagler Beach, I manage to still stop by and visit the Historical Museum at least a few times a year. Whenever I have out-of-town friends visit its one of the first places I take them; they all enjoy it.
While the museum is cozy and small (just like our town) it gives a good perspective of the development of FB over the past 100+ years.
Y'awl come down ya'hear!
6. Ocean Art Gallery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 52 reviews
Ocean Art Gallery has over 25 artists ranging from local to internationally renowned. Something for everyone in oil, acrylic, watercolor, mixed-media, photography, plus hand-crafted sterling silver jewelry and ceramic pottery. Prices from $65 to $7,500. Interest-free financing available. BYOB Paint Parties. Acrylic art instruction by top artists. Acrylic and Photography Workshops conducted at Marineland Dolphin Adventure. We are your Flagler Beach Fine Art Destination!
Reviewed By MIGNON G W - Palm Coast, Florida
Wow! With unimpressive frontage, the beauty appears as soon as you open the door. Artists' works range from sculpture, jewelry, oils, photography and more. The space is perfect to showcase art with greatly lit rooms of varying sizes. In addition, their special events are always informative. Be sure to check out one of our best local artist, Rachel Thompson and jewelry artist, Glenda Greenburg. A feast for the eyes. Not to be missed.
7. Betty Steflik Preserve
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 58 reviews
Reviewed By Eileen B - Falls Church, Virginia
We used ,the entrance in back of the library. Good parking. The boardwalk went thru a salt marsh with great views and It led to the intracoastal. Wear a hat - very sunny walk. . We walked the boardwalk to the opposite entrance under the bridge to increase the distance walked. That walk is not as pretty. Saw some egrets
8. Santa Maria del Mar Catholic Church
Overall Ratings
5 based on 37 reviews
Reviewed By Mike C - Ormond Beach, Florida
Just returned from Easter Mass here. Although a very large church, Father Al makes everyone feel like part of the neighborhood. We regularly drive about 8 miles to attend mass here. The music was wonderful, Fr. Al has a beautiful voice but there is no short services here.
9. Wadsworth Park
Overall Ratings
4 based on 32 reviews
Reviewed By Traveler-O-World - Flagler Beach, Florida
The Wadsworth Park is located on Moody's Boulevard (State road 100) away from the ocean - across the bridge over the intracoastal waterway. It is a nice facility where one can take a stroll and allows children to play on the grounds.
10. Gallery of Local Art
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 16 reviews
Gallery of Local Art (GOLA) is Flagler Beach's home for fine art, jewelry, gifts, workshops and classes. The Gallery of Local Art is a unique little gallery by the sea that houses fine treasures made by local artists. The gallery offers classes that require little or no experience and can be jumped into at any time. Curator: Audrey Scherr
Reviewed By Kathi D - Palm Coast, Florida
The Gallery of Local Art is an eclectic mix of many different mediums done by local artists. It has everything from watercolors to sculptures in many sizes and price ranges. Whether you want a painting, a photograph or some one-of-a-kind treasure, this would be a great place to shop! Located two blocks from Flagler Beach, GOLA features unique works reflecting the Florida lifestyle. The artwork is constantly changing, and it well worth browsing!
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