Spring Break Destination Ponce Inlet
Come celebrate your Spring vacation with a day of fun, good eating, and adventure in beautiful Ponce Inlet!
Discover Outreach Educational Programs Offered by Ponce Inlet Lighthouse & Museum
Ponce Inlet Lighthouse and Museum offers several Outreach Educational Programs throughout the year. Students and teachers may choose to schedule one of these programs to enjoy in the comfort of their own classroom or media center. With the exception of guided tours and a few select workshops, the Preservation Association’s Educational Outreach Program offers hands-on interactive workshops and activities, historic reenactments, traveling exhibits, oral presentations, and much more!
Ponce Inlet Lighthouse and Museum Honors Indigenous People Heritage
On February 13th, 2022, the Ponce Inlet Lighthouse and Museum hosted organizations and historical societies from across the state of Florida as part of Volusia County’s first Indigenous Peoples Heritage Day. More than 400 guests were treated to a day of education, remembrance, and fun. Taking months to plan, the hard-working staff of the Ponce Inlet Lighthouse and the guest organizations delivered wonderful presentations, educational workshops, and activities that intrigued visitors of all ages.
Support the Lighthouse When You Shop on AmazonSmile this Holiday Season
Did you know that by simply shopping on Amazon, you can help support the Ponce Inlet Lighthouse & Museum? Read on to find out how!
Ponce Inlet Lighthouse Programs Department is back in action!
The Ponce Inlet Lighthouse Programs and Education Department has roared back to life during the past few months. Community outreach, on-site education and collaboration between the lighthouse and the Volusia County School district has all returned almost explosively from the hiatus of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Discover Ponce Inlet’s Wild Side
The Town of Ponce Inlet is home to several public parks and pristine ecological areas where visitors can still experience wild Florida in all its glory. Untouched by modern development, these wild examples of natural Florida are home to a host of flora and fauna species native to the Sunshine State. Visitors can stroll down well-maintained paths, enjoy the natural scenery, and experience a true cross-section of Florida’s diverse coastal environment as they explore natural hardwood hammocks, tidal wetlands, and unspoiled dune systems.
