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Permalink Reply by Polly on May 26, 2009 at 11:16am

Fleet Peeples Dog Park in Winter Park.. This park has a lake, not a beach, but no leash is required.


This link has more info:
http://orlandodogparks.com/parks/fleet_peeples_dog_park_winter_park...

Permalink Reply by Stanley & Charlotte on May 26, 2009 at 1:31pm

Yeah, Stanley loves that park. But we're looking to take a day trip somewhere and was hoping to have Stanley experience the ocean.

Permalink Reply by Sam Tsang on June 6, 2009 at 7:40am

Unfortunately no dogs are allowed on the beach in Brevard county, it's been a 27 year ban, gotta go above mims or drive down to the treasure coast. Unless someone's got a private beach? Anyone?

Permalink Reply by Kristen on July 16, 2009 at 7:35pm

Flagler Beach has a section of beach for dogs. The sign says leash required. But it's still fun. Drive up A1A to Flagler and look for the big white water tower. You will notice the beach signs change from saying "no dogs" to "dogs allowed, follow these rules" . Have Fun!!!

P.S. If you reach the Flagler Pier, you've gone too far north.

Permalink Reply by Presley, Gibson and Pat on July 22, 2009 at 10:30pm

Presley and I went 3 times last week to the beach on the river, salt water, at the Coast Guard area of New Smyrna Beach. It is 3.50 to get in and is unbelievable. Leashes are required, but who holds those things when the waves from the boats keep knocking them out of your hands anyway, right?
If you are familiar with New Smyrna Beach - you turn on the road right before Norwood's Restaurant - go until it dead ends and turn right in to the park. There is a designated area for dogs that is amazing and HUGE. Wraps aroung on the shore of the river to the lighthouse. Presley was depressed for 4 days when we came home.

Pat

Permalink Reply by Crystal,Dixie and Harlan on August 22, 2009 at 9:54pm

Thanks for asking and answering this question. I was talking with my son yesterday about taking Dixie to the beach and now we have the DL.