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Dated: June 28 2026
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Spruce Creek Fly-In is unlike any other neighborhood in Volusia County — a 24-hour guarded, gated airpark community built on a 1,250-acre former WWII naval airfield in Port Orange. With roughly 1,300 homes, 700 private hangars, a 4,000-foot lighted runway, and about 14 miles of taxiways that run right up to people’s hangar doors, it’s the largest residential fly-in community in the world. You don’t have to be a pilot to live here — but if you are, you can taxi from your garage to the runway.
A private, secure, country-club lifestyle around aviation. Behind the guarded gate you’ll find the Spruce Creek Country Club (an 18-hole championship course, tennis, pickleball, fitness, and casual and fine dining), miles of walking trails, and a tight-knit community of about 5,000 residents. Security patrols 24/7.
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Browse Volusia County Homes →It’s really four markets in one, which is why the price range is one of the widest of any gated community in Florida:
Tell me which of the four you’re after and I’ll send current listings and recent sales — the spread is wide, so the right comps matter.
Parts of the community sit near Spruce Creek and its wetlands, so flood zones vary lot by lot — some homes are in low-risk zones, others aren’t. You can’t tell from the listing, and it drives your insurance cost. Check before you make an offer.
Is a Spruce Creek home in a flood zone? What will insurance cost?
It varies lot by lot. Send me any address in Spruce Creek and I’ll send back a free report — the FEMA flood zone, whether coverage is required, and the likely annual cost. Usually within 24 hours, no obligation.
Get my free flood-zone report →Pros: unmatched security and privacy, the aviation and airpark lifestyle, golf and country club, large lots and mature oaks, a strong community.
Cons: HOA plus (if you fly) hangar and airpark costs, a niche resale market that needs to be priced right, and a 15–20 minute drive to the beach since it’s on Port Orange’s west side.
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Book a Free 15-Min Consult →No. Many residents don’t fly — they buy off-taxiway homes for the security, golf, and community. Only taxiway homes come with runway and hangar access.
Yes — a 24-hour guarded gate with security patrols, cameras, and logged entry.
Roughly 15–20 minutes east to the Atlantic; it sits on the west side of Port Orange near I-95.
There’s a community association plus country-club and, for taxiway homes, airpark considerations. Ask me for the current figures on a specific home.
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