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Lake Ashby was named for Major James A. Ashby who helped lead the American Military Forces during the second Seminole War. Situated off Boy Scout Camp Road in New Smyrna Beach, this popular waterfront park offers many outdoor recreational opportunities, including canoeing, fishing, walking and simply enjoying nature. Angling is permitted from the boardwalk and along the shore. Additionally, a launch site for personal watercraft is available off Commercial Avenue.

Lake Ashby Park is a 64-acre rural setting park in the Osteen area that includes primitive tent camping, playground, volleyball court, nature/horse trails, boardwalks, fishing pier, pavilions with picnic tables and grills. It also offers a free public boat ramp nearby. The park is open sunrise to sunset and offers a 3,500 square foot play area for children that includes a variety of climbers, swings and ladders.

Driving directions:
Take State Road 44 east to New Smyrna Beach. Turn right onto State Road 415 (Tomoka Farms Road). Turn left onto Lake Ashby Road. Turn Left onto Boy Scout Camp Road.

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