Dewey O. Boster Park
Dewey O. Boster Park is a 65-acre city sports park at 1200 Saxon Boulevard in Deltona, Florida, with lit soccer fields, a football field, an outdoor stage, restrooms and a concession stand. The city rates it 90 percent ADA accessible, with a covered playground of ADA-compliant equipment, though the nature trail is only passable by electric wheelchair, and shade on the open fields comes from the picnic tables and whatever you bring.
Before you go
- Indoor or outdoor
- Outdoor: open playing fields, an outdoor stage, a covered playground and shaded picnic tables
- Official site
- deltonafl.gov
- Next festival here
- City of Deltona Celtic Fest & Highland Games, Nov 14, 2026
Worth knowing before you go
- It is an open sports field site: the shade is the picnic tables and whatever hat, umbrella or canopy you bring.
- The stage has no PA system of its own, so the sound at an event is whatever the organiser brings in.
- Pets are fine on a leash in the day-use areas, but not on the sports fields, in the playground or at the concession stand.
- The nature trail is the one part of the park that is not wheelchair accessible unless you have an electric chair.
Festivals here
Venue basics: Outdoor, open playing fields · 90 percent ADA accessible · Covered playground, ADA equipment.
Is it for you
Choose it if
- You want a flat, open park with restrooms and a covered playground for the kids.
- You need a site the city rates 90 percent accessible, with ADA playground equipment.
- You are bringing a leashed dog and are happy to keep to the day-use areas.
Think twice if
- You need shade all day: this is an open sports field site.
- You want to walk the nature trail in a manual wheelchair; it needs an electric one.
Getting there and parking
We don't yet have confirmed information about parking at Boster Park. The venue's own pages are the place to check: deltonafl.gov.
Accessibility
The City of Deltona rates the park 90 percent ADA accessible. The playground is covered and built with ADA-compliant equipment, including swings with a ramp, and there are restrooms on site.
The nature trail is not accessible except by electric wheelchair. Service animals are welcome even where pets are not, and anyone who needs an aid, a service or a change to how a city event runs can contact the city's ADA coordinator at [email protected].
Confirm your specific needs with the venue before you travel (deltonafl.gov).
Camping
We don't yet have confirmed information about camping at Boster Park. The venue's own pages are the place to check: deltonafl.gov.
Food, water and what you can bring
The park has a concession stand and shaded picnic tables.
Pets are allowed in the day-use areas on a leash of ten feet or less, held by someone who can control them, and owners must clean up. They are not allowed on the sports fields, in the playground, in park buildings or at the concession stand.
Sound and sensory
The outdoor stage has no PA system of its own, so an event brings in its own sound. The site is open fields with security lighting rather than an enclosed arena, so sound carries across the park and there is little to block it.
Quick answers
Is Boster Park wheelchair accessible?
Mostly. The city rates it 90 percent ADA accessible, with a covered playground of ADA-compliant equipment and restrooms on site. The nature trail is the exception: it needs an electric wheelchair.
Can I bring my dog to Boster Park?
Yes, in the day-use areas, on a leash no longer than ten feet and held by someone who can control the dog. Pets are not allowed on the sports fields, in the playground, in park buildings or at the concession stand.
Is there food at Boster Park?
The park has a concession stand and shaded picnic tables. What is open on an event day is down to the organiser.
Is Boster Park indoors or outdoors?
Outdoors. It is a 65-acre sports park with lit soccer fields, a football field, an outdoor stage, a covered playground and picnic tables.
Is there a stage at Boster Park?
Yes, an outdoor performance stage. It has no PA system of its own, so events bring their own sound.
Can I camp at Boster Park?
We don't yet have confirmed information about camping at Boster Park. The city's own pages at deltonafl.gov are the place to check.
Which festival is held at Boster Park?
The City of Deltona Celtic Fest and Highland Games, on Saturday 14 November 2026.
A little history
The complex is named after Dewey O. Boster, a former director of one of Deltona's Municipal Service Districts who helped bring the soccer and football complex about. The city says between 150 and 1,500 people a day walk, jog or play football or soccer here.