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East Coast Beaches
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Bonsteel Park
Popular for surfing and shoreline fishing, this peaceful 2.34-acre community beach park is located 15 miles south of U.S. Highway 192. Preserving the natural environment, facilities at this quiet south beach include a stabilized parking area and dune crossover.
Surfing, Fishing, Boardwalk Crossover for the Disabled
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Canova Beach Park
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.
Community Center, Boardwalk Crossover and Pavillion
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Cherie Down Park
Preserving sand dunes and sea grasses, this scenic 6.99 acre community beach park in a neighbourhood setting invites beach activities and surf fishing. The park also boasts a 320 foot boardwalk along the dunes.
Fishing, Boardwalk, Shelters for the Disabled
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Coconut Point Park
Located 5.5 miles south of U.S. 192, this 36.9-acre community beach park and sea turtle nesting site enhances the natural environment. One of the two dune crossovers is wheelchair accessible.
Surfing, Fishing, Wheelchair Accessible, Boardwalk
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Hightower Park
This 2-acre neighbourhood beach park is located 4.5 miles south of the S.R. 404-Pindeda Causeway.
Surfing, Fishing
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Jetty Park
Adjoins Port Canaveral.
Directions: From I-95 Exit 77 East over causeways to first traffic light, follow signs.
Campsites,Fishing, General Store
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Lori Wilson Park
This 32.43-acre regional beach park, just 3.2 miles south of S.R. 520, features a maritime hammock and boasts a 1000 foot boardwalk along the dunes.
Boardwalk Crossover, Nature Trail and Center, Boardwalk, Pavilions for Disabled Visitors, Surf Fishing, Playground.
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Paradise Beach Park
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.
Park Benches, Boardwalk Crossover and Pavilions
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Pelican Beach Park
Playground, Disabled Access
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Playalinda Beach at Canaveral National Seashore
No buildings or seawalls disturb this 40+ mile wilderness beach where sea and space meet. Located on federal land owned by NASA, this deserted beach attracts millions annually.
Disabled Access, Horseback Riding
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Robert P. Murkshe Memorial Park
On the beach at 16th Street, this 2.5-acre community beach park offers access to the ocean for surf fishing and beach activities.
Surf Fishing
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Seagull Park
This 1.6-acre neighbourhood park is one mile south of the Pineda Causeway. It is landscaped with nature plants and provides dune crossovers for beachgoers and surf fishing.
Fishing
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Spessard Holland North Beach Park
On the beach 8 miles south of US Highway 192, this 4.53 acre community beach park is a popular fishing site and recreation area.
Fishing
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Spessard Holland South Beach Park
Across from Spessard Holland Golf Course and 3.5 miles south of U.S. Highway 192, this 6.5-acre community beach park with seasonal lifeguards is a popular family park with a 150 foot boardwalk.
Fishing, Boardwalk Crossover for the Disabled
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Jaycee Park
Lovely oceanfront park with play and climbing toys for kids; restaurant.
Directions: Exit 68, east to beaches across Barber Bridge to A1A, turn left at light, go about a half-mile. Park will be on right.
Boardwalk
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South Beach Park
Directions: Exit 68, East to Beaches, go over Indian River Lagoon on 17th St Bridge, park is straight ahead.
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Turtle Trail
Wonderful natural beach access.
Directions: Exit 68, east Route 60 to beaches, north on A1A. Entrance is on right, north of Winter Beach Road.
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Wabasso Beach Park
Great public beach, near Disney's Vero Beach Resort, wide beaches, quiet.
Directions: Exit 68, east on Rt. 60 to US1, No. on US 1 to 10 or Wabasso Bridge. Go east over bridge through traffic light, beach will be directly in front of you.
Boardwalk
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Hutchinson Island
The county's best-known asset is its beautiful barrier islands, boasting 21 miles of pristine beaches. Public beaches lie along seven miles of this Atlantic coastal stretch, projecting an unspoiled, tropical tranquility rarely found. More angling opportunities than you can shake a rod at and centuries old shipwrecks to dive.
Directions: Take Exit 65 (Okeechobee Road) to U.S. 1. Go north to Seaway Drive for South Hutchinson Island, or North Beach Causeway for North Hutchinson Island.
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Daytona Beach
Twenty-three miles of family fun. Both traffic-free and car-access areas available.
Directions: Exit I-95 east.
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New Smyrna Beach
Consisting of 13.2 miles of beautiful white beach, New Smyrna begins at the Ponce Inlet and continues to Canaveral National Seashore. Dubbed the "World's Safest Beach," New Smyrna is the closest beach to Central Florida attractions.
Directions: East off I-95, Exits: Southbound 84A; Northbound 84
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