There are many attractions near Toronita Avenue Beach Park. The Dunlawton Sugar Mill Gardens has remains of a plantation and sugar mill which was destroyed in the 19th century during the Second Seminole War - these remains are a part of the United States’ National Register of Historic Places. The gardens also have concrete dinosaur statues dating back to the mid 20th century along with an Asian garden, a master gardener demonstration area, a human sundial, a children’s garden, a tropical plants collection, and an herb garden in the shape of the state of Florida. Spruce Creek Park is a recreational park which has a vibrant landscape and it also has many amenities including a 15-foot tall observation tower, a 536-feet long boardwalk, nature trails, picnic areas, a playground, and canoe launch area. The park also has a paddling trail named the Spruce Creek Paddling Trail and the park’s observation tower offers amazing views of coastal marshes near Spruce Creek. Ponce Preserve is a 41 acre waterfront preserve which has a vibrant landscape consisting of many habitats including - maritime hammock forests, sand dunes, and palmetto forests - you can explore the preserve’s vibrant landscape and biodiversity via the hiking trails and the boardwalk in the preserve. The preserve also has the Green Mound State Archaeological Site (that is a Native American midden) and it also offers many other amenities including kayak/canoe launch areas, pavilions, picnic areas, a playground, and restrooms. If you are looking for another attraction near Toronita Avenue Beach Park, Sunglow Fishing Pier is a pier that has many amenities including benches, restrooms, fish cleaning areas, a bait shop, and rod-and-reel rental shops. In addition, the pier also has a restaurant and it is also an amazing fishing spot - you can catch many kinds of animals in the water here including sail cat, Spanish mackerel, pompano, and flounder.