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1. Will the beach lot parking pass also permit me to drive or park on the beach?

The New Smyrna Beach beach lot parking pass only is for the City’s four beachfront parking lots (see map on this page). This enables citizens to park and walk down on to the beach. Drivers who would like to drive or parking directly on to the beach must purchase a pass from Volusia County Government (a separate agency that manages the beaches). For info on beach driving, visit www.volusia.org/services/public-protection/beach-safety/ .

2. Do the parking kiosks accept cash?

Each of the four beachfront lots has an electronic kiosk that only accepts credit cards (Mastercard and Visa) and cash but not coins. Change is not provided for cash payments. Please make sure you have the exact amount ($20/day).

3. Do you have an online application?

Yes, please visit www.parknsb.com 

4. If a family has two vehicles, is it possible to get a parking pass one for each vehicle? In other words, two parking passes?

Absolutely – just bring in the registration for each vehicle.

5. Can I mail in the application with a proof of residency?

At this time, we do not accept applications by mail. Passes are distributed by the New Smyrna Beach Police Department, 246 Industrial Park Ave.

6. Am I eligible for a parking lot pass as a property owner and not a resident?

New Smyrna Beach has a lot of property owners and weekend or seasonal residents who contribute to the maintenance of these four beachfront parks through annual property taxes. If you will bring in your Volusia County tax bill with your address on it along with your registration, we will issue you a free parking pass.

7. Does the parking fee also apply to parking at Bethune Beach Beachfront and the parking spaces that are across the street?

Bethune Beach Beachfront Park is not a City park. The beach lot parking pass only applies to the City’s four beachfront parks listed on the map on this page.

8. We usually have family gatherings twice a year at New Smyrna Beach. We park four or five cars at the lot in the 27th Avenue Beachfront Park. If one car has a parking pass decal that was issued to a V

Yes. The other non-resident cars will either need to pay the daily $20 fee at the lot or purchase an annual beach lot parking pass.