Neighborhoods
Palm Coast, section by section
ITT gave every neighborhood a letter. Streets inside it start with that letter. Use the map to orient, then read the guide before you tour.
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Explore Palm Coast by Section
Every street in a lettered section starts with that letter. Tap a colored neighborhood to open its guide. Or take the two-minute quiz.
Discover what makes each section unique — from lifestyle and homes to amenities and nearby attractions.
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LL Section
Matanzas Woods
Northern edge of the city with routes toward US-1 and a quieter, wooded feel.
BB Section
Indian Trails
One of the largest residential pockets in the city — tree-lined streets, parks, and schools.
FF Section
Palm Harbor
Northeastern Palm Harbor near the Intracoastal corridor, golf, and Palm Coast Parkway.
CC Section
Palm Harbor
Where Palm Coast began — the first streets, the first pioneers, and saltwater canals.
WW Section
Pine Lakes
Central Palm Coast with lakes, parks, and a straight shot to the parkway.
PP Section North
Belle Terre
Settled central living along Belle Terre Parkway — schools, parks, and daily errands.
BLBL Section
Woodlands
An established east-central section with tree cover and a short hop to the coast.
PP Section South
Pine Grove
Just south of Belle Terre — more of the P grid, still central, still residential.
RR Section
Lehigh Woods
A large southern residential area with faster I-95 access and room to spread out.
EE Section
Cypress Knoll
Curved streets and an established southwest feel, next door to Town Center.
ZZ Section
Quail Hollow
Southwest Quail Hollow — one of three lettered pockets that share the name.
KK Section
Quail Hollow
The middle of Quail Hollow — residential, southwest, and close to the county seat.
LLLL Section
Quail Hollow
Double-letter south Quail Hollow, toward the city’s southern edge.
UU Section
Seminole Woods
South-end Seminole Woods with larger residential pockets and I-95 convenience.
SS Section
Seminole Woods
The city’s southern residential edge — highway-handy and still filling in.
·Barrier island
The Hammock
Coastal Flagler County between the Intracoastal and the Atlantic — condos, golf, and dunes.
·A1A
Flagler Beach
A low-rise beach town with cinnamon sand, a pier, and no high-rises on the shoreline.
·Central
Town Center
Palm Coast’s civic and shopping hub along SR-100, next to I-95.
·Gated community
Grand Haven
An award-winning gated community on the Intracoastal with golf and a nature preserve.