Andrinopoulos Park, also known as Seaspray Park, opened in 2009 and was founded in part by Florida Department of Environmental Protection and Volusia County. This park, along with Beachcomber Park, is intended to be one of the first of two trailheads along a recreational trail planned in the city. It includes eco-friendly features such as recycled building materials and native plants. At 1.1 acres, Andrinopoulos Park provides a small area for children to play, a gazebo to find relief from the heat, and 68 off-beach parking spaces. The park, which is about a half-mile from Frank Rendon Park, does not have restrooms
Facilities include:
- 68 Parking spaces available.
- Playground
- Picnic Area