Ponce Inlet Lighthouse

An incredible 3D model of our Fresnel Lens! Great work Bailey! Thank you for sharing!

The Ponce Inlet Lighthouse & Museum will be open on Christmas Eve until 4:00 PM, and re-open on Monday from 10 AM - 7 PM. Please arrive an hour before closing to climb the tower! 🌟 . . . . #holiday #holidays #holidayhours #explore #fun #visitfl #lighthouse #christmas

There is still time to shop unique treasures for your loved ones this Holiday season at the Ponce Inlet Lighthouse Gift Shop. 🎄 Open daily from 10 AM - 6 PM, we'd love to see you this weekend! If you can't make it in, shop online 24/7 at lighthouselocker.org 💡

Happy Thanksgiving! 🦃 Today (and everyday) we are thankful for your support of our mission: to preserve and disseminate the maritime and social history of the Ponce de Leon Inlet Light Station. 🧡

We're open from 10 AM - 6 PM! Come climb Florida's Tallest Lighthouse and get some fresh air 🍃 Veteran's are welcome to visit free of charge all weekend. Thank you! Please take Peninsula Drive, as A1A is temporarily closed.

The tower will temporarily be closed to climbing from 3 PM-6 PM on Monday, Oct. 31st. Visitors can climb from 10 AM-3 PM. The Museum & Gift Shop will remain open to visitors from 10 AM-6 PM with the last admission at 5 PM. Normal visitor tower access will resume on Nov. 1st.

We're always busy stocking the Lighthouse Gift Shop with goodies! Check out these fun Mini Backpacks 🎒 bit.ly/3KFtiQv and Nelly Purse Pets 🐈 bit.ly/3CMNmhZ Shop online at Lighthouselocker.org or in store from 10 AM - 9 PM.

We're proud to announce that we have began taking orders for Phase 2 of the Memorial Brick Walkway, located in front of the Gift Shop! We're now offering 8x8 pavers in addition to regular sized bricks! ✨ Place your order online at: lighthouselocker.org/memoria…

Here are a few sneak peek photos inside of the historic Pacetti Hotel - soon to be a public museum! To learn more about how you can help the Preservation Association restore the historic hotel, please visit lighthouselocker.org/histori….

Have you experienced our Climb to the Moon event yet? 🌝 We currently have openings from November on. Don't miss out, we sell out fast! Call 386-761-1821 x10 for your reservation! $30/Members - $35/Non-Members Learn more at ponceinlet.org/Climb-to-the-….

Discover the meaning of the Spirit of '45 and celebrate at the lighthouse this Saturday, August 13th! You're invited to join us for a special presentation titled, "What is the Spirit of '45?" at 1:00 PM in the Education Building. We hope to see you there! #Spiritof45

Get ready for National Lighthouse Day by attending tomorrow's presentation about the three historic lighthouses of Volusia County! 🕰 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM tomorrow (August 5th) 📍 Port Orange Adult Center: 4790 South Ridgewood Ave. Port Orange, FL 32127 #NationalLighthouseDay

So much fun shopping at the Ponce Inlet Lighthouse Giftshop, wine to go cups, lighthouse baseball, Windbreaker-Raincoat, I climbed sign, and cute statues.

“The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you’ll go.” Dr. Seuss

Have you ever wondered how lighthouse lenses work? If yes, don't miss our upcoming Outreach event: The Science of Light💡 No registration is required. We hope to see you there! Visit ponceinlet.org/calendar/inde… for more event information. #scienceoflight #lighthouselens #fresnellens

Thursday at the Tower-August 18th-11:00am Registration is required, as there will be limited space for attendees. For registration, please contact the Ponce Inlet Lighthouse Programs Department at education@ponceinlet.org or by phone at 386-761-1821 ext 18. #lighthouse #tour

Don't miss this Friday's (7/15) Summer Outreach presentation titled, "Three Lighthouses of Volusia County"! Presented by John Mann (Lead Docent) & Zach Hopple (Programs Manager) at the Ormond Beach Regional Library beginning at 2 PM. For more info, visit ponceinlet.org/OUTREACH--Thr…

📷 : Martha Pacetti shooting a rifle at Spruce Creek Hunting and fishing at the Pacetti Hotel brought in patrons from all over the country. Large game in this region included deer, boars, and even bears, while smaller targets were often the many birds that dotted these wetlands.