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20 Essential Ways to Experience West Volusia like a Local (For $10 or Less!)

Tucked between the glow of Orlando and the high-speed hum of Daytona lies West Volusia County, a pocket of the Sunshine State where time seems to slow down. Here, luxury isn’t found in the emerald stillness of a natural spring or the preserved brick-lined charm of America’s best Main Street. From the Artisan Alley of DeLand to the quiet thrill of a manatee sighting, the Read More » Continue reading 20 Essential Ways to Experience West Volusia like a Local (For $10 or Less!)

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Exploring D Ranch Preserve: West Volusia’s Newest Nature Escape

Why Visit D Ranch Preserve Central Florida has welcomed a new haven for outdoor enthusiasts with the opening of D Ranch Preserve, a protected natural area tucked away in Osteen. Once a working cattle ranch, the preserve now spans more than 400 acres of permanently conserved land, offering visitors an authentic glimpse of Florida’s native landscape. Free to visit and open daily from sunrise to Read More » Continue reading Exploring D Ranch Preserve: West Volusia’s Newest Nature Escape

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West Volusia: Fall Festivals, Holiday Lights, and Winter Cheer

As the temperatures dip and the days grow shorter, West Volusia comes alive with the sights, sounds, and flavors of the season. From vibrant fall festivals and scenic runs to dazzling holiday lights and festive beverages, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Whether you’re strolling through an open-air art show in DeLand, sipping a peppermint mocha on the CoolCraft Christmas Beverage Trail, or marveling at Read More » Continue reading West Volusia: Fall Festivals, Holiday Lights, and Winter Cheer

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Editor's Letter: Hello, Holiday Season!
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Editor’s Letter: Hello, Holiday Season!

If you haven’t gotten into the holiday spirit yet, this issue should do the trick. We’ve packed it with festive fun, including events all throughout November and even into early December — because planning ahead is key this time of year. You’ll find a full list of December parades to help you get your calendar in order. If you’re looking to celebrate in West Volusia, Read More » Continue reading Editor’s Letter: Hello, Holiday Season!

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Explore Historic Streets, Cool Springs, and Lively Nights

Looking for an escape that blends adventure with laid-back charm? West Volusia is the sweet spot between Orlando’s energy and Daytona Beach’s waves. It’s a place where spring and summer linger, stitched together with crystal-clear springs, rich history, and music-filled nights. It’s unpolished, unpredictable… and that’s the magic. Shopping on Woodland Boulevard DeLand is home to an array of shopping and fun stores, making it Read More » Continue reading Explore Historic Streets, Cool Springs, and Lively Nights

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Tee Off in West Volusia: A Golfer’s Guide to Courses and Beyond

Located between Daytona Beach and Orlando, FL, the West Volusia area offers more than just crystal-clear springs, a small-town vibe, and world-renowned restaurants. The golf scene thrives alongside these attractions, featuring four diverse courses that provide plenty of opportunities to go “a round” or two. After all, they don’t call it the ultimate leisure sport for nothing! One of the best parts of any trip Read More » Continue reading Tee Off in West Volusia: A Golfer’s Guide to Courses and Beyond

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Ripe for the Picking: Spring Garden Vineyard

Photos by Kelsey & Scott Walters  Considering Florida’s reputation as a tourist trap, you don’t often think of the state’s agricultural business when you cite the state’s popular attractions and money-makers. Sure, we obviously have our citrus industry as a cash cow, and you-pick blueberry season is increasingly popular in the spring.  I bet you don’t conjure up sprawling vineyards when you imagine Floridian agriculture, Read More » Continue reading Ripe for the Picking: Spring Garden Vineyard

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