TOMOKA OUTPOST
INSIDE TOMOKA STATE PARK
2099 N. BEACH ST.
ORMOND BEACH, FL 32174
INSIDE TOMOKA STATE PARK
2099 N. BEACH ST.
ORMOND BEACH, FL 32174
CHILL with COLD BREW and a VIEW!
Quote of the day: "I'll take a fresh Tomoka EPA on tap!"
Bring the family out for a day on the Tomoka River!
Make your group reservation in advance with the largest fleet of kayak and canoe rentals in the area as well as the only guided "custom built fleet" of inshore pleasure fishing, pleasure cruise, strategic inshore fishing charters and guided bird watching charters available at your fingertips!
Well over 4,000 sqft of direct riverfront patio and dock space combined. Tomoka Outpost is undoubtedly the largest riverfront event venue in the area. Not to mention the acres upon acres of undisturbed riverfront land throughout Tomoka State Park.
Call now to book your special event!
Fishing Tournament
Wedding
Birthday Party
Corporate Function
Charity events
...you name it!
With 12 miles of shoreline, Tomoka State Park's 2,000 plus acres covers maritime hammock and estuarine salt marshes.
In the early 1600's, Spanish explorers found Indians living here in a village called Nocoroco. Although nothing remains of the village, shell middens-mounds of oyster and snail shells from decades of Native American meals-reach 40 feet high at the river bank.
Tomoka State Park is noted for its live oak hammock with arching limbs covered in Spanish moss resurrection fern and green-fly orchids. Indian pipe, spring coralroot and Florida coontie grow under the hammock canopy, while wild coffee and tropical sage can be found on the shell middens. Visitors may explore the green world of this hammock on the half-mile nature trail.
Over 160 species of birds have been documented here.
Manatees take refuge with their young here in the Summer months. Bottlenose dolphins occasionally surface, while the American Alligator is a familiar resident. Campers often see raccoons, bobcats, white-tailed deer and otters.
Quote of the day: "I'll take a fresh Tomoka EPA on tap!"
Bring the family out for a day on the Tomoka River!
Make your group reservation in advance with the largest fleet of kayak and canoe rentals in the area as well as the only guided "custom built fleet" of inshore pleasure fishing, pleasure cruise, strategic inshore fishing charters and guided bird watching charters available at your fingertips!
Well over 4,000 sqft of direct riverfront patio and dock space combined. Tomoka Outpost is undoubtedly the largest riverfront event venue in the area. Not to mention the acres upon acres of undisturbed riverfront land throughout Tomoka State Park.
Call now to book your special event!
Fishing Tournament
Wedding
Birthday Party
Corporate Function
Charity events
...you name it!
With 12 miles of shoreline, Tomoka State Park's 2,000 plus acres covers maritime hammock and estuarine salt marshes.
In the early 1600's, Spanish explorers found Indians living here in a village called Nocoroco. Although nothing remains of the village, shell middens-mounds of oyster and snail shells from decades of Native American meals-reach 40 feet high at the river bank.
Tomoka State Park is noted for its live oak hammock with arching limbs covered in Spanish moss resurrection fern and green-fly orchids. Indian pipe, spring coralroot and Florida coontie grow under the hammock canopy, while wild coffee and tropical sage can be found on the shell middens. Visitors may explore the green world of this hammock on the half-mile nature trail.
Over 160 species of birds have been documented here.
Manatees take refuge with their young here in the Summer months. Bottlenose dolphins occasionally surface, while the American Alligator is a familiar resident. Campers often see raccoons, bobcats, white-tailed deer and otters.
