New Smyrna Beach Surfing Information
New Smyrna Beach Parking Locations and Vehicle Access Ramps
Below you will find parking locations for various surf spots around NSB, as well as general information on the quality of waves and what to expect when surfing the area or learning to surf in the area. If you are looking for vehicle access ramps download the Volusia County Beaches App for real times access updates. Ramps close often for high tide conditions and capacity, when planning your visit always check tide conditions and ocean conditions. Consider rip current risks and ramp closures prior to departing.Â

If you are a beginner surfer, the best place to surf is along the beaches or near a lifeguard. Lifeguards are on duty during spring and summer at all of the major beach entrances and parks (from south to north): Bethune Beach park, 27th Avenue park, 3rd Avenue/Clancy Park, Flagler Avenue, Esther Beach Park, Crawford Rd beach ramp, North Beach Community Park, and Beachway Avenue.

New Smyrna Beach is well known for it's ability to produce consistent ride-able surf year round! Head this way to escape flat days in your home town, or surf New Smyrna Beach every day by becoming a local.

Vehicle Access Ramps
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Beach Access Parking New Smyrna Beach
Parking to Surf Well Known Spots Intermediate-Advanced
Smyrna Dunes Park offers off beach parking for the NSB Inlet. The Inlet is regarded as one of the most consistent surf spots on the entire East Coast of the United States. THIS IS NOT A SAFE LOCATION FOR BEGINNERS. Even small days are very crowded and beginners could injure themselves or someone else.
Bethune Beach is well known for it’s outside sandbar on big days and hurricane swells. It offers a world case wave on certain days. Intermediate surfers proceed with caution.
Lindsey Baldwin is a 4th generation New Smyrna Beach native and local business owner. She prides herself in making sure her customers are educated about the local real estate markets, zoning restrictions, flood zones, and future land uses. She loves helping new residents feel at home and get acquainted with all New Smyrna Beach has to offer.