North Flagler Beach

Coastline snapshot

North Flagler Beach at a glance

North Flagler Beach refers to the quieter stretch above the city center, with a more open, laid-back coastal feel. A1A runs along the ocean, and the area features wide beaches and low-density homes. You are still close to downtown Flagler Beach for dining, the pier, and small shops. The setting feels more residential than tourist-focused.

Gamble Rogers Memorial State Recreation Area sits just north along A1A and offers beach access, picnic areas, and nature trails. Wadsworth Park is a short drive inland with trails and wooded scenery near Pellicer Creek. These parks create a strong outdoor lifestyle with options for walking, biking, and paddling. Beach access remains the main draw, especially for sunrise and sunset walks.

Housing includes beach cottages, small condos, and newer custom homes, with a mix of established and infill development. Most shopping and medical services are in Palm Coast via SR-100, while Flagler Beach handles daily dining needs. I-95 access is straightforward from SR-100, keeping commutes reasonable. This area appeals to buyers who want beach access with a quieter, residential vibe.

• Location: Flagler County coastline
• Nearby recreation: Flagler Beach, North Peninsula State Park, High bridge park, and Tomoka Marsh Aquatic Preserve

Approximate drive times

Times are estimates from the area center. Actual times vary by traffic and exact address.

• Public elementary school: Old Kings Elementary - about 17 min
• Public middle school: Buddy Taylor Middle School - about 29 min
• Public high school: Flagler-Palm Coast High School - about 13 min
• Nearest hospital: Florida Hospital Flagler - about 17 min
• Shopping: International Food - about 10 min
• I-95 access: I-95 Exit 278 - about 21 min

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