Join Brit for a peaceful Level 2 walk along the Holland Park Nature Trail in New Smyrna Beach, Florida. This short 0.32-mile out-and-back route follows a packed dirt path beside Otter Lake, surrounded by palms and native vegetation. Watch Brit’s quick review first, then continue into the full virtual hike to see the trail conditions, narrow sections and natural surroundings before visiting
357 Otter Blvd
New Smyrna Beach, FL 32168
Holland Park is in New Smyrna Beach, Florida, just a few miles east of I-95. From I-95, take Exit 249 for State Road 44 and head east toward New Smyrna Beach. Continue toward Otter Boulevard and follow the local roads to Holland Park. For the simplest route, enter the full park address into your GPS
Parking is available inside Holland Park, close to the pavilion, restrooms and trail access. There are marked accessible parking spaces near the main park facilities.
Preserving the wild Florida for the next generation of explorers.
A small nature trail tucked between water and native Florida vegetation. It is less than half a mile, making it a good option when you want a quick outdoor walk without committing to a longer hike.
The natural trail is quite narrow in places, with sand, leaf litter and vegetation growing close to the path. Conditions may feel more challenging than the short distance suggests.
Otter Lake sits beside Holland Park and Turnbull Creek runs through the surrounding conservation area. Slow down and keep an eye out for birds and other wildlife around the water.
Holland Park is also home to a disc golf course and connects with a paved multi use trail. Be aware of other park users and watch for disc golfers while exploring the natural trail.
Holland Park Nature Trai
