There are many attractions near Tom Renick Park Beach. The Casements is a unique historic house which was built in 1913 - this house served as the winter home of eminent businessman John D. Rockefeller. The house currently offers many interesting historic and cultural exhibitions and it also has splendid gardens (which are also known as the Rockefeller Gardens). Nova Community Park is a park that offers many amenities including baseball fields, basketball court, a fitness room, outdoor grills, handball court, outdoor tennis courts, picnic areas, restrooms, a skate park and biking and jogging paths. The park also has a unique playground (named Magic Forest Playground) that has an enchanted forest theme, a puppet theater, and artworks by kids. If you are looking for another attraction near Tom Renick Park Beach, Tomoka State Park is a state park which offers many amenities including biking, boating, camping, fishing, geocaching, hiking, picnicking, kayaking, and canoeing - in addition, depending on the time of the year, you can also view many kinds of birds here including gopher tortoises, snakes, deer, and bobcats. In addition, the state park was the site of a Native American Timucuan village named Nocoroco, and it was also the site of an 18th century plantation named Mount Oswald Plantation.