A huge swath of vacant property on Daytona Beach’s western edge is going to become a 1,200-site RV resort with everything from nature trails to an activity center that will offer both indoor and outdoor entertainment, according to the News-Journal.
At their meeting Wednesday (April 19) night, Daytona Beach city commissioners approved a rezoning and annexation that will make the Daytona Lakes RV Resort a reality.
The RV park will sprawl across 353 acres between U.S. Highway 92 and Interstate 4, a property that includes 180 acres that were unincorporated rural county land until commissioners unanimously approved the annexation.
The resort will offer guests a clubhouse, 58 acres of lakes where they can canoe and fish, and a shuttle bus that can take them east into Daytona Beach if they want to go to Volusia Mall or a race at Daytona International Speedway.
Daytona Beach attorney Glenn Storch, who’s representing developer Blue Coral Properties Inc., said 61% of the site will be undeveloped and have large natural vegetation buffers.
