The Eco-Discovery Center, in its entirety, will lie within a regional greenway of the state as identified by the Florida Greenways and Trails Systems Opportunity map which encompasses Graham Swamp Preserve, Bulow Creek, and Tomoka Marsh Conservation areas.

Location Quick Facts: 

• 23-acre county-owned parcel on SR100
• 1-mile east of I-95 and 3 miles west of A1A Scenic and Historic Coastal Byway
• Near the FDOT $12 million pedestrian bridge

The Visitor Eco-Discovery Center will be funded by the Tourism Development Tax, also known as the "bed tax." A 5% tax is collected on all accommodations in Flagler County rented for less than six months. 

Construction on the Visitor Eco-Discovery Center is slated to begin in the fall of 2025.

The center will serve as a regional information hub to help tell the story of Flagler County's intrinsic resources (historic, archeological, environmental, scenic, recreational, and cultural) by offering maps, brochures, and guides about the highway, nearby attractions, and points of interest. Features will include interactive displays, exhibits, public restrooms and picnic areas, and more.