Dummett Sugar and Rum Factory Ruins

Ormond Beach, Estados Unidos

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+1 386-517-2084
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2222-3298 Old Dixie Hwy, Ormond Beach, FL, 32174
Paradas y estaciones de transporte público cercanas:
3.5 kmHull Road & US 1 Inbound
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Horario local (Ormond Beach) 12:44 viernes, 6 de junio de 2025

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2 opiniones sobre Dummett Sugar and Rum Factory Ruins

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Tu valoración: 3
Ormond Beach, FL
This is a very small park. More of a ride side parking space. The sugar processing area is fenced off so you will have to look from a distance. No facilities or water fountains here.
Tu valoración: 5
Virginia Beach, VA
Technaically this location is still part of Bulow Creek State Park. It is located 2 miles North of Tomoka Sate Park entrance on Old Dixie Highway (North Beach Street) on the right. They is no fee, park or facilities.
There isn’t much information at this location and any information can be found online.
It’s believed to be the First Steam-​powered Sugar Mill in Florida Dating back to 1820. There is a fence all the way around the ruins and some recounstruction and preservation efforts look to be underway.