The park is named after Tom Renick, a local civic leader and long-time Ormond Beach city commissioner.
The beach area adjacent to the park is part of the Volusia County drive-on beach system, though driving access depends on tidal conditions and seasonal restrictions.
The facility serves as a designated sea turtle nesting site, with protective measures often enforced during nesting season.
The park features a small amphitheater area used for community gatherings and local events.
The playground equipment is specifically designed to accommodate a range of ages while situated on soft, impact-absorbing ground surfacing.
Tom Renick Park is a beachfront facility in Ormond-by-the-Sea providing direct public access to the Atlantic Ocean. The park features a dedicated playground, outdoor showers, and accessible restroom facilities. Visitors have access to a boardwalk leading over the dunes to the sandy beach. The site offers picnic pavilions equipped with grills for public use. It serves as a key recreational hub for both locals and travelers located along Ocean Shore Boulevard. The park grounds include paved parking areas directly adjacent to the beach entry.
The elevated wooden boardwalk transition point where the dunes meet the beach.
Arrive early during summer months or weekends to secure a parking spot, as the lot fills quickly.
Bring water shoes if you plan to walk north or south, as the sand composition can shift significantly between low and high tide.
Check local Volusia County beach driving status online before arrival if you intended to park your vehicle on the sand.
Do not attempt to drive on the sand if you are unfamiliar with tidal patterns or if the beach access ramps are marked as closed.
Leashed pets are prohibited on the beach itself but may be permitted in designated park areas; check posted signage regarding current local ordinances.
