Oak Hill (Florida)

Oak Hill is a small, semi-rural community in Volusia County, Florida with beautiful views of the Intracoastal Waterway.

Understand

Oak Hill marks the final settlement, going south, before the Canaveral region. The various waterways and landmasses of the Canaveral Seashore are preserved land as Canaveral National Seashore and Kennedy Space Center/Cape Canaveral.

The town is semi-rural, except for a short section along the Intracoastal Waterway, which diverts from US-1. This section includes some nice views of the waterway, a restaurant, and nearby historic site.

Get in

The main road through Oak Hill is US-1. This highway, which goes north-south between New Smyrna Beach, Edgewater, Mims, and Titusville, passes through western Oak Hill and provides a road junction with River Rd, which goes east to the shoreline of the lagoon and forms a semi-circular loop.

Get around

The River Rd and associated roads provide a semi-circular road in "downtown" Oak Hill leading to the Seminole Rest and the community portion of Oak Hill, most of which is away from US-1.

See

  • 🌍 Seminole Rest, River Rd (on the east side of the road if traveling north). A historic house and short boardwalk overlooking the Intracoastal Waterway. Part of the walk crosses turf viewing the house, while the other part passes through a woodland.

Eat

  • 🌍 Goodrich's, 253 River Rd (north of Seminole Rest and also on the east side of River Rd if traveling north), +1 386 345-3397. Closed Monday. Parking is limited and during busy times parking on the road may be necessary. It's a seafood restaurant with specialties such as alligator, Florida chowder and Key Lime pie. From the back of the restaurant is an outdoor deck with views across the Intracoastal Waterway to wetland, inlets and islands.
  • 🌍 Jimmy Doodles Sunset Grill, 351 N US-1 (near the flea market at the junction with US-1), +1 386 210-4170, . (website on Facebook) American cuisine and ice cream.

Sleep

Go next

Routes through Oak Hill
New Smyrna Beach Edgewater  N  S  Mims Titusville


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