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For those who are
fortunate to live in Livingston Homestead, you could easily be
fooled into thinking you live out in the middle of nowhere! The dense
woods provide an incredible amount of privacy along with keeping the traffic
noise on Taylor Road to a minimum.
Although it might seem like you live out in the "boonies,"
the heart of Port Orange is less than fifteen minutes to the east starting
where Taylor Road intersects with the I-95 interchange and Dunlawton Avenue. From
supermarkets to superstores, you should be able to find anything you need for
every member of your family, including the one with the waggly tail.
Living out here, you might not need to worry about finding
things like parks and nature preserves. However, over time, walking around
the same woods can start to get boring. Within less than twenty minutes' drive, there is a city dog park, the beach, and
the Tiger Bay Wildlife Management Area to provide some variety.
What is the terrain like in Livingston Homestead?
Taylor Road tends to have two busy periods during the day. The
first is the morning rush hour and school bus runs. The second is during the same period
in the afternoon and early evening. Beyond this, traffic stays moderate during
the rest of the day and through the night. The one thing missing along Taylor
Road is a sidewalk for you and your dog to walk on. However, on the west side of
the road, there is a wide grass berm you can use instead!
If your dog is not used
to walking around heavy traffic, you may want to avoid rush hours. No matter what
time of day you plan to take your dog out for their daily walk, be sure you use
a short leash. Not only will this help you to maintain better control of your dog,
but it will also give them a sense of security that will reduce the stress caused
by the traffic passing by.
How many greenways are there in Livingston Homestead?
If you have a home in Livingston Homestead, you already live
in the middle of a vast green space complete with a small creek buried deep in
the woods. However, living in the woods and taking the same walks every day can become dull after a while. If you
are looking for somewhere a little different, you can take your dog for a car ride east on Dunlawton Avenue to where it ends
on the beach.
You can drive out on the sand and park your car. From there, you and your dog can hike for miles on the sand. Take your time and enjoy the fresh
ocean air!
To the west on US-92 is the 30,000 acres of the Tiger Bay
Wildlife Management Area. Here in the dense woods, you and your furry pal can
hike on miles of trails searching for the many lakes, ponds, and streams along with hundreds of animals and birds who call this beautiful area home.
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