MASSEY RANCH AIRPARK (X50)

28° 58' 45" N
80° 55' 30" W
Elevation: 12
Rnwy: 18 - 36 , 3845' x 60', Asphalt, Lighted
UNICOM:122.7
FSS: St Petersburg
DAB Approach: 125.35
IFR: NDB/GPS Rwy 18

Airpark Aviation Center, Inc. is the FBO
(For more information go to www.AirparkAviation.com)

Massey Ranch Airpark is a coastal fly-in community, ideal for living, playing, having a business, starting an industry or making an investment for your future. Located on central Florida's east coast, in southeast Volusia County, Massey Ranch Airpark is just one mile from the Intracoastal waterway, three miles from the Atlantic beaches and minutes away from shopping and schools. In addition, it is only a short drive to Orlando, Cape Canaveral and all of central Florida's famous attractions. Whether you want to commute to work by air, restore your war bird, build your own aircraft, or just fly for the fun of it, this is the best place to enjoy an extravagant yet affordable lifestyle in a coastal aviation community.

Airport History

Massey Ranch Airpark has been a public licensed airport since 1957 and is owned and operated by Massey Ranch Airpark, Inc. The airpark features a 3845' paved and lighted runway with a residential section on the east side and commercial/industrial section on the west side. All properties have direct taxiway access.

Airport Properties

Residential lots vary in size from quarter acre lots on a grass taxiway to one acre lots on a paved taxiway. You can build your own home and hangar or contact us for builders and prices. We also have luxury townhomes with private hangars at the Villas at Massey Ranch. We have something for everyone.

The commercial/industrial area has been zoned for aviation and non-aviation related businesses and support services. Additional commercial taxiway lots are being developed and will be available in the future. T-Hangars and condominium executive hangars are available as well.

For information on properties available please contact us.

Area Attractions

The Atlantic coast is easily accessible in nearby Daytona Beach, New Smyrna Beach and the Canaveral National Seashore. It's kind of hard to beat these beaches anywhere else in the world and we have them right in our back yard.

	New Smyrna Beach Visitors and residents in this quaint beach town enjoy sunning, sailing, and surfing along the 13 miles of pristine white sandy beaches.
	Daytona Beach The "World's Most Famous Beach" is a breathtaking 500 feet wide at low tide. Both New Smyrna and Daytona allow vehicles on the beach during daytime hours, accessible via a series of clearly marked access ramps.
	Canaveral National Seashore This 24 miles stretch of undeveloped coastline is home to several endangered species of plants and animals.
	Daytona International Speedway Home of several races, including the Daytona 500, This famous track is a must see destination for race fans everywhere.
	Orlando Attractions Only an hour away, Orlando boasts some of the most popular tourist destinations and theme parks in the world; including Disney, Universal, Sea World, and Epcot.
	Kennedy Space Center Millions of visitors each year come to explore NASA's launch headquarters, meet an astronaut, and train in interactive space simulators.
	Fishing Known for its backwater and offshore fishing, New Smyrna Beach is one of Florida's premier fishing destinations. Whether you have your own boat or spend a day out on one of the many charters in the area, you are bound to enjoy some of the best fishing the east coast has to offer!
	Golf More than 30 golf courses are located within a thirty minute drive from New Smyrna Beach.
	E.C.H.O. Tourism Come explore the Ecology, Culture, Heritage, and Outdoors of Volusia County!

Why Southeast Volusia?

Some people might wonder why anyone would live in southeast Volusia County, but thats just because they haven't been there. The seaside city of New Smyrna Beach and the growing riverfront city of Edgewater are the principal municipalities in southeast Volusia. Located in one of the most desirable areas of Florida, well north of the congested urban sprawl of south Florida,southeast Volusia boasts beautiful white sand beaches and a maze of creeks and backwaters along the famous Indian River and Mosquito Lagoon. The inshore waters in southeast Volusia, home of the Canaveral National Seashore Park, produce more sea trout and redfish than anywhere in Florida. Ponce de Leon Inlet with its picturesque 110 year old brick lighthouse provides ready access to the Atlantic Ocean for those who want to get offshore to sail or fish. With a 50 mile wide continental shelf, the waters off southeast Volusia are teeming with numerous varieties of bottom fish and blue water fish. More than 30 golf courses are located within a thirty minute drive from Massey RanchAirpark.

If a quality lifestyle is a high priority, southeast Volusia offers much more than natural beauty and outdoor recreation. New Smyrna Beach is one of the top cities in Florida for art. Home of the Atlantic Center for the Arts, New Smyrna has several art shows during the year, including the annual juried Images A Festival of the Arts. Galleries include Arts on Douglas, Artist Workshop, Harris House and the Little Theater which offers live performances most of the year.

There is not a shortage of high quality educational facilities within southeast Volusia. Both private and public schools from K-12 are locally available. The south campus of Daytona Beach Community College is within a mile of Massey Ranch Airpark with the main campus within twenty minutes. Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University is located by Daytona Beach International Airport which is also a short twenty minute drive. The highly renowned Stetson University in Deland is about a half hour drive, and the University of Central Florida has a campus in Daytona Beach.

The historic downtown and beach side business district of New Smyrna recently has been revitalized with a major community redevelopment program. High quality health care is provided by dedicated physicians on staff at Bert Fish Medical Center.  Having just completed a $26 million renovation and expansion, Bert Fish Medical Center provides a full array of health services including heart surgery, oncology, cardiac rehab, MRI, and a multitude of other inpatient and outpatient services. High quality affordable health care has always been a priority in southeast Volusia.

In the middle of a triangle composed of Daytona Beach, Orlando, and Cape Canaveral Space Coast, Massey Ranch Airpark is close enough to commute but far enough to escape.