The park is named after Andy Romano, a long-serving local official who was instrumental in beach preservation efforts.
The splash pad area uses recycled and filtered water systems designed to minimize environmental impact on the local water table.
The park's dune walkovers are elevated specifically to protect the sea turtle nesting habitats located beneath them.
It is one of the few parks in the Volusia County area that features a full-service concession and picnic infrastructure directly adjacent to the high-tide line.
Andy Romano Beachfront Park is a public oceanfront facility located on the Atlantic coast, featuring direct beach access and a specialized splash pad for children. The park offers elevated boardwalks that connect the parking area directly to the sand, bypassing the dunes. On-site infrastructure includes multiple shaded picnic pavilions, a playground, and public restroom facilities. It provides dedicated accessible beach ramps to accommodate wheelchairs and strollers. The site serves as a frequent local access point for the non-driving sections of Ormond Beach. The landscape design incorporates native coastal vegetation along the dune walkovers. Security lighting and showers for rinsing sand are provided near the primary walkways.
The elevated dune walkover offering a direct, unobstructed view of the Atlantic sunrise.
Bring a change of clothes for children if they intend to use the splash pad facility.
Utilize the rinsing showers located at the end of the boardwalks to clear salt and sand before entering your vehicle.
Parking fills quickly on weekends; arrive before mid-morning to secure a spot in the primary lot.
Do not attempt to drive personal vehicles onto the sand at this specific beach access point; it is a non-driving zone.
Proper beach attire is expected; refrain from climbing on the protective sand dunes.
