51 South Nieman Avenue, Suite 210
Melbourne, FL 32901
Ph: 321-952-4650 Fx: 321-952-4651
Bonsteel Park 8455 Highway
A1A, Melbourne Beach Popular for surfing and shoreline
fishing, this peaceful 2.34-acre community beach park
is located 15-miles south of U.S. Hwy 192. Preserving
the natural environment, facilities at this quiet south
beach include a stabilized parking area and dune crossover.
Canova Beach Park 3299 Highway
A1A, Indian Harbour Beach On the Atlantic Ocean at the
eastern end of Eau Gallie Boulevard, this 12.4-acre community
beach park features a xeriscape garden with native plants
sponsored by the South Brevard Water Authority. Facilities
include a small pavilion, grill, sheltered picnic tables,
rest-rooms and outside showers. One of the 3 dune crossovers
is wheelchair accessible.
Coconut Point Park 3535
Highway A1A, Melbourne Beach Located 5.5 miles south of
U.S. Hwy 192, this 36.9-acre community beach park and
sea turtle nesting site preserves the natural environment.
Popular for surfing, beachcombing and fishing, the park
amenities include a small pavilion, restrooms, and an
outside shower. One of the 2 dune crossovers is wheelchair
accessible.
Eau Gallie Causeway Park
Eau Gallie Causeway-SR 518, Melbourne This 1.4-acre boating
area is a popular boat launch and windsurfing site. It
is also a great place for viewing the annual Christmas
Parade of Boats. Besides the natural windsurfing launch
area, facilities include a 4-lane boat ramp, unpaved parking
for 20 cars with boat trailers, and a 180’ fishing
catwalk.
Erna Nixon Park 1200 Evans
Road, Melbourne This 53.93-acre community park located
off of Nasa Boulevard southwest of the Melbourne Airport
is a natural Florida hammock and nature preserve. A popular
site for nature walks and outdoor festivals including
the annual Crackerfest, it features 3,000’ of elevated
boardwalk winding through three different ecosystems where
native plant species and small animals can be viewed.
A small pavilion with picnic tables and restrooms adjoins
a Nature Center where exhibits can be viewed. For information
about tours and events, call 952-4525. You can also visit
the Nature Centers web site.
First Street Boat Ramp 4727
1st Street, Grant Off of U.S. Hwy 1, just south of John
Jorgensen’s Boat Ramp, this .54-acre boating area
provides access to the Indian River. Facilities include
a 1-lane boat ramp, parking for 30 cars and 6 trailers,
and a 150’ boat dock.
Fisherman’s Landing 5795
U.S. Hwy 1, Grant Featuring the Grant Historical House,
this scenic 7.48-acre community river park is located
off U.S. Hwy 1 adjacent to the Indian River Lagoon. It
is a perfect wayside park for travelers and a convenient
site for community events. The shaded pavilion and grill
with restrooms nearby, the 2,000’ walking path,
and the 630’ riverfront boardwalk invite picnics
and leisurely strolls. The 200’ fishing dock accommodates
fishing, and may be used by boaters to access the restrooms
and picnic area. Although motorized boat launching is
not permitted, hand-carried canoes and kayaks may put-in
from the north parking area. To reserve the pavilion,
call 952-4650.
Flutie Athletic Complex
2101 Oak Street, Melbourne Beach Parks Referendum Project
This beautiful athletic complex is a 29-acre community
park situated across from Gemini Elementary School. Catching
the sea breezes, it is home of two youth athletic organizations:
South Beaches Little League and Melbourne Beach Soccer
Club. Athletic facilities include lighted tennis courts,
soccer fields, little league fields, a multi-use field,
concession stand, and pavilion.
Howard E. Futch Memorial Park
(Formerly Paradise Beach Park) Parks Referendum Project
2301 North A1A, Melbourne On the beach 1.5-miles south
of Eau Gallie Boulevard, this 12.04-acre regional beach
park is a popular site for group activities. The beach
has 5 dune crossovers, *seasonal lifeguards, and a sand
volleyball court. Picnic facilities include a large pavilion
with seating for up to 200, barbeque grills, 1 mid-sized
pavilion and 4 small pavilions. Restrooms, park benches,
and outside showers provide convenience. Parks Referendum
Project renovations including (2) dune crossovers, restrooms,
parking, stormwater system, and other site improvements.
For facility reservations, call 952-4650. *No lifeguards
summer 2004 due to renovations.
Hoover Middle School Athletic Complex
2000 Hawk Haven Drive, Indialantic Athletic activities
and special interest classes scheduled after school and
on weekends. Click here for adult league schedules. For
further information call: 321-952-4520
Indialantic Elementary School 1050
North Palm Avenue, Indialantic Special interest classes
scheduled after school hours. For further information
call: 321-952-4520
Irene H. Canova Community Center
2289 Hwy A1A, Indian Harbour Beach Parks Referendum Project
Closed to public use April 1, 2004 for renovations. For
further information call: 321-952-4650
John Jorgensen’s Landing
5045 U.S. Hwy 1, Grant Located on the Indian River Lagoon
2-miles south of Valkaria Road, this active .49-acre boating
area includes parking for 25 cars and trailers.
Kiwanis Park at Geiger Point
Melbourne Causeway, Melbourne In a landscaped setting
near the southwest end of the Melbourne Causeway, this
7-acre community park offers a scenic view of the Indian
River Lagoon. Bounded by shoreline on three sides, fishing
is a favorite pastime, with the small pavilion plus 2
scattered picnic tables making this a popular wayside
stop and site for brown bag lunches.
Lake Washington Park 6000
Lake Washington Road, Melbourne This shaded 25.96-acre
community river park is along the shore of Lake Washington
at the west end of Lake Washington Road. The park has
a boating area ramps for power boats and airboats. Fishing
is popular on the lake and on the St. Johns River which
can be accessed from the lake. Parking is available for
cars and trailers. Additional facilities include restrooms,
1 mid-sized pavilion, 1 small pavilion, 1 sheltered picnic
table, a playground and fishing pier. Call 255-4307 for
facility reservations.
Long Point Park 700 Long
Point Road, Melbourne Beach Parks Referendum Project A
popular camping park, this 84.5-acre conservation area
and urban district river park is off SR A1A, 1-mile north
of Sebastian Inlet on an island in the Indian River Lagoon.
113 campsites are positioned along the shoreline for convenient
fishing. Also available is a 1-lane boat ramp and a small
fishing dock. The park is the habitat of protected wildlife
such as otters, bobcats, birds and manatees, and is also
a major roosting site for wood storks. Close by on Scout
Island—adjacent to the camping area and connected
by a bridge, primitive camping is available at a reasonable
group rate, and more than a mile of nature trails can
be explored. Nature walks are provided for school children
and organized groups by appointment. The close proximity
to the lagoon, the Sebastian Inlet marine ecosystems and
the Atlantic Ocean attract campers to this park where
facilities include 15 campsites with water, electric,
and sewer; 115 campsites with water and electric; 40 rustic
campsites; restrooms, showers, laundry, dump station and
concession store. Other amenities include a playground,
horseshoe pits, 4 small and 1 mid-sized pavilion, 1 large
pavilion seating up to 200, picnic tables, a wading bird
pond, an unguarded swimming pond and a firepit. Call 952-4532
for information and camping reservations, or CLICK HERE
to visit the Long Point Park web site.
Max K. Rodes Park 3000 Minton
Road, West Melbourne Parks Referendum Project This 18.18-acre
community park can be found 1-mile south of U.S. Hwy 192,
across from Meadowlane Elementary School at the corner
of Fell and Minton Roads. The park features a community
center with a small kitchen, athletic fields, and a swimming
lake with seasonal lifeguards. Besides the football field,
little league fields and concession stand, amenities include
a basketball court, volleyball court, shuffleboard court,
playground, 2 small pavilions and picnic tables. For information
about organized activities and facility rentals, call
952-4650.
Melbourne Riverview Park
2400 Riverview Drive, Melbourne Just off of U.S. Hwy 1
on the Indian River Lagoon, 1-mile south of the Melbourne
Causeway, this 16-acre community river park includes a
conservation area and a popular windsurfing site. The
shoreline is accessible for fishing near an open grassy
area, where a 1-lane launch ramp is provided for nonmotorized
watercraft. A large pavilion with seating for up to 100
is located nearby with restrooms and a sand volleyball
court (installation of a playground is planned). The pavilion
may be reserved for group activities by calling 952-4650.
Micco Park 9655 Riverview
Drive, Micco Parks Referendum Project To find this quiet
9.32-acre neighborhood park, turn onto Main Street, which
is the last street to the right before crossing the Sebastian
River Bridge at the south County line, and then keep left
onto Riverview Drive. Partially shaded with oaks and other
native trees, several recreational opportunities are available
for parkgoers including a 1-mile stationed exercise trail,
a basketball court, softball field, volleyball court and
horseshoe pits. The attractive playground system, restrooms,
and 2 small pavilions make this a convenient site for
family outings. Facility use is on a first come, first
served basis.
Oars & Paddles Park
1329 Banana River Drive, Indian Harbour Beach Parks Referendum
Project Home of the Space Coast Crew Rowing Club and popular
for non-motorized recreational activities including canoeing,
rowing, and paddling, this park accesses the Banana River
through Whiting Waterway. To find it, take Eau Gallie
Causeway (SR 518) to South Patrick Drive (SR 513), and
go north .89-mile and turn west on Banana River Drive.
Parks Referendum Project development at this site included
a boat house, pavilion, restrooms, pedway, improved parking,
and picnic tables. Grand opening of the new facilities
was March 5, 2004.
Palm Bay Aquatic Center
420 Community College Parkway SE, Palm Bay Parks Referendum
Project Located at the Brevard Community College Palm
Bay Campus, pool features include zero entry depth, water
play toys, large slide, teaching area, 25-yard lap lanes,
and a 1-meter diving well. Aquatic Center programs are
conducted by Parks and Recreation Department staff. Programs
include open swim, swim & dive lessons, swim team,
exercise classes, lifeguard training, scuba training,
birthday parties and more! Schedules are posted at: www.brevardparks.com/pbac
Palm Bay Regional Park 1951
N.W. Malabar Road, Palm Bay Parks Referendum ProjectLocated
6-miles west of I-95, this 200-acre regional park is home
to the Palm Bay Soccer Club, and Palm Bay Cricket Club.
2 lakes attract fishermen, and rustic group camping is
available by permit for organized youth groups. Facilities
include a multipurpose field, soccer fields, basketball
court, restrooms, picnic area, playground, bicycle/walking
trail and fishing deck.
Police Foundation Park 4150
Miami Avenue, West Melbourne Parks Referendum Project
This 6.34-acre quiet neighborhood park is about a half
mile east of I-95 and a quarter mile south of U.S Hwy
192. Partially shaded with open areas, it features an
unguarded swimming lake, 2 small pavilions and a playground.
POW/MIA (Pineda Landing) 5995
North Hwy U.S. 1, Melbourne Parks Referendum Project This
4.58-acre community river park is on the shoreline of
the Indian River just north of the Pineda Causeway. It
features a lighted 1-lane boat ramp and shoreline fishing.
4 covered picnic tables each with a grill invite riverfront
family outings, and a small building with a meeting room
that can be rented. Call 255-4307 for rental details.
Rotary Park at Suntree 6495
North U.S. Hwy 1, Melbourne At the junction of U.S. Hwy
1 and Suntree Boulevard, this 10.36-acre community river
park is situated on the shore of the Indian River Lagoon.
A featured attraction for group and community gatherings
is the large pavilion, which seats up to 150 and includes
restrooms, 2 barbeque pits and an expansive river view.
Nearby is a large colorful playground system with toddler
equipment, and along the shore and boardwalk are 3 sheltered
family picnic tables. The 140’ fishing pier invites
leisurely strolls and fishing. Call 255-4307 for facility
pavilion rental information.
Seagull Park 285 Highway
A1A, Satellite Beach This 1.6-acre neighborhood beach
park is 1-mile south of the Pineda Causeway. It is landscaped
with native plants and provides dune crossovers for beachgoers
and surf fishing. Facilities include 2 sheltered picnic
tables, an outdoor shower and a small parking area.
South Mainland Community Center-Micco
3700 Allen Avenue, Micco This 10.38-acre community park
is located off of Daytona Boulevard at the west end of
Allen Avenue. Activities and events are scheduled at the
gymnasium and 4,745-sq. ft. community center. Additional
facilities include a playground, covered walkway, and
shade structure funded by the Parks Referendum (with development
of a multipurpose field, nature trail and site improvements
in process). For facility rental details, call 772-663-8748
South Patrick Community Park
249 Sea Park Boulevard, Satellite Beach Off of South Patrick
Drive, this 8.12-acre neighborhood park is across from
Sea Park Elementary School. The open area site features
a soccer field, playground, 2500' paved walkway, restrooms,
and a small pavilion with grills. For pavilion reservation
details, call 952-4650.
S.P.R.A. Park 499 Highway
A1A, Satellite Beach South Patrick Residents Association
Park is 1.5-miles south of the Pineda Causeway. This .83-acre
neighborhood beach park has a dune crossover providing
access for beachgoers and surf fishing. It features a
small parking area, an outdoor shower and a memorial to
the Challenger Mission.
Spessard Holland North Beach Park
2525 SR A1A, Melbourne Beach On the beach 3-miles south
of U.S. Hwy 192, this 4.53-acre community beach park is
a popular fishing site and recreation area with seasonal
lifeguards. Facilities include 3 dune crossovers, 3 small
boardwalk pavilions, restrooms and outdoor showers. Call
952-4650 for pavilion rental information.
Spessard Holland South Beach Park
2545 SR A1A, Melbourne Beach Across from Spessard Holland
Golf Course and 3.5 miles south of U.S. Hwy 192, this
6.5-acre community beach park with seasonal lifeguards
is a popular family park featuring a 150’ boardwalk
and 2 small pavilions. Easy beach access for surf fishing
and beachgoers is provided by 6 dune crossovers. Additional
amenities include restrooms and outdoor showers. For pavilion
rental information, call 952-4650.
Suntree Elementary School Athletic
Complex 2900 Jordan Blass Drive, Melbourne Home
of Suntree Little League. Lighted baseball complex. For
further information call: 321-952-4520
Wickham Park 2500 Parkway
Drive, Melbourne Parks Referendum ProjectAdjacent to the
Brevard Community College-Melbourne Campus, this 391.04-acre
regional park features a variety of recreational opportunities.
A 1.5-mile drive, suitable for jogging and cycling, winds
through the park’s open areas, pine woods and lakes.
Camping, community events, special interest and equestrian
activities are hosted at this expansive park. Nestled
in the pine forest are 88 campsites with water and electric
hookups, as well as 23 rustic campsites. Shower rooms,
laundry, youth group site, and fire pit are all nearby.
Recreational amenities include 2 seasonally guarded swimming
lakes, 3 small fishing lakes, an 18-hole disc golf course,
an archery range, horseshoe pits, volleyball courts, playground,
multipurpose and soccer fields (Home of Space Coast United
Soccer). A .25-mile stationed exercise trail, 2,000’
of nature trails, and horse trails offer additional attractions,
with a horse stable and show ring situated at the southwest
corner of the park for equestrians. An office/visitors
reception facility, a small community center, and a xeriscape
garden are near the park entrance, with 8 pavilions and
picnic tables located throughout the park. A large pavilion
with a banquet kitchen and seating capacity for up to
1,500 people is positioned at the north end of the park
adjacent to the community college south parking area,
and an amphitheater is centrally located near the campgrounds.
Click on Parks Referendum for progress on improvements
scheduled for to Wickham Park. For information about activities,
camping, or facility rentals, call 255-4307.
