Deltona

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Deltona City Overview

Deltona is the most populous city in Volusia County, Florida. Located on the northern shore of Lake Monroe, it was originally established as a planned residential community. Today, it is a major commuter city for the Orlando and Daytona Beach areas.

Location and Climate

Deltona is situated in central Florida, midway between Orlando and Daytona Beach. It has a humid subtropical climate with hot, humid summers and mild winters. The city is known for its many lakes and rolling hills.

Best Time to Visit

The best time to visit Deltona is from late fall to spring (November to April) when the weather is warm and dry. Summers are hot and rainy. The winter months offer pleasant temperatures for outdoor activities.

Best Ways to Get Around

A car is essential for getting around Deltona, as it is a large, primarily residential city with limited public transit. Votran provides some bus service in the county. The city is close to Interstate 4.

Top 5 Things to Do

  1. Visit the Lyonia Preserve: Hike the trails in this 360-acre scrub habitat, known for its population of threatened Florida scrub-jays.
  2. Explore Green Springs Park: See the unique green-hued sulfur spring, one of Florida's few green sulfur springs, located in a scenic park setting.
  3. Go Boating on Lake Monroe: Access the St. Johns River and Lake Monroe for boating and fishing from the nearby Mariners Cove Park.
  4. Walk or Bike the East Central Regional Rail Trail: Enjoy this paved multi-use trail that runs through Deltona and connects to other communities.
  5. Visit the Deltona Regional Library & Amphitheater: Check out the library, the environmental learning center, and attend events at the outdoor amphitheater.