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Port Orange, Florida
 has an abundance of natural resources and a beautiful climate to enjoy outdoor activities year-round. As part of Volusia County, this region has been attracting international travelers for generations. It’s known for its gorgeous beaches and sporting events, and also has cultural offerings such as top-ranked museums and historical sites, festivals, music, theater and dance.
Port Orange offers single family homes in well-planned communities, as well as condominiums with a breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean or the Intracoastal Waterway. Also, several Assisted Living Facilities can give you piece of mind for older family members within minutes of excellent medical care.
Port Orange is home to 20 city parks, and the Halifax area is the home of the Ladies' Professional Golfers Association (LPGA) and more than 20 golf courses throughout the area. The Halifax River's protected waters are great for boating and fishing enthusiasts. On the Halifax River, boaters may travel south to the Intracoastal Waterway and Atlantic Ocean or north through the Daytona Beach area into north Florida and the St. John's River.
Port Orange is a family-oriented city that boasts award-winning schools, an extremely low crime rate, and active neighborhood associations. It has a stable city government and several Community Development Area projects are in the works, including a 35-acre mixed-use Riverwalk project; and the Eastport Business Center, a 270-acre parcel divided into 20 lots capable of supporting offices, warehouses, or industrial buildings. Port Orange is home to manufacturers like Thompson Pump and Don Bell Signs, Port Orange and corporations like U.S. Foods and Raydon.
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