Princess Place Preserve State Park

Princess Place Preserve State Park in Palm Coast, Florida is one of the most highly rated equestrian destinations in Flagler County, earning a 4.8 out of 5 from 25 reviewers. Sitting along Pellicer Creek near the Matanzas River, the preserve is Florida's oldest frame structure property still standing in its original location, and its natural character draws visitors from throughout the region. The park combines horseback riding with lakes and natural Florida scenery in a way that few preserved areas can match. Contact the park at (386) 313-4020 to plan your visit.

Princess Place Preserve offers horseback riding across its trail network, giving equestrians access to the park's varied terrain, which ranges from coastal hammocks to open pasture areas near the water. The park's lakes and creek access create a scenic backdrop that makes trail rides here genuinely memorable. Visitors can also enjoy the park's recreational features beyond riding, including the historic lodge and natural areas. As a state park, it operates under Flagler County management, so calling ahead for current access rules, permit requirements, and group policies is always a good idea.

Princess Place Preserve serves Palm Coast residents and visitors throughout Flagler County. It's also a popular destination for riders coming from St. Augustine to the north and Daytona Beach to the south, both roughly 30 to 45 minutes away.