Brevard County Boat Ramps

	North Brevard
1.	Six Mile Creek - North Brevard 5900 State Road 46, Mims Boaters can access the St. Johns River through Loughman Lake from this 4.15-acre community river park. A 1-lane boat ramp with unpaved parking for up to 50 cars and boat trailers is provided. Map
2.	Scottsmoor Landing - North Brevard 2400 Huntington Avenue, Scottsmoor Serving residents and visitors in the northernmost part of the county, this 3.05-acre community river park accesses the Indian River Lagoon. Facilities include sheltered picnic tables, a small playground, a 1-lane boat ramp for boats up to 18 feet long, channel markers, channel signage and parking for 19 cars and 15 boats Map
3.	Pt. St. John Boat Ramp - North Brevard 6650 North U.S. Hwy 1, Port St. John A popular 1.17-acre boating area on the Indian River, this 2-lane facility is conveniently located near the Fay Boulevard and U.S. 1 intersection. It can accommodate 40 cars and boat trailers. Map
4.	Parrish Park-Titusville - North Brevard 1 Max Brewer Causeway- SR 402, Titusville This urban district river park is situated on both sides of SR 402 at the Max Brewer Causewayfrom the east end of the draw bridge to the security gates for Kennedy Space Center. The 36.6-acre park provides convenient access to the Indian River for fishing, water sports, sunbathing and shuttle viewing. Recreational amenities include eleven picnic shelters, a barbeque grill, restrooms, a boardwalk, a 100 fishing dock, and a 6-lane lighted boat ramp with paved parking for 96 cars and 46 boat trailer spaces. Both residents and tourists alike convene at this site for windsurfing, sailing, jet-skiing, water skiing, canoeing and boating. Map
5.	Mims Launch Ramp - North Brevard 2010 Jones Avenue, Mims This .8-acre boating area featuring a natural dirt launch ramp is located north of Wiley Road in Mims on the Indian River. Map
6.	Marina Park - North Brevard 501 Marina Road, Titusville Located north of the Titusville Marina, the facilities at this 10.37-acre community riverfront park include a 2-lane boat ramp, 3 lighted softball fields, concession stand, playground and restrooms. Shoreline Fishing along the Indian River is also a popular pastime Map
7.	Hatbill Park - North Brevard 100 Hatbill Road, Titusville Preserved in its natural setting, Hatbill Park is a 15-acre boating area located seven miles off SR 46. Sport fishing from boat or shoreline is a pastime at this park. A 2-lane boat ramp accesses the St. Johns River Map
8.	Fox Lake Park - North Brevard 4400 Fox Lake Road, Titusville A premier regional park in North Brevard, this 31.57-acre scenic getaway is located west of I-95 at the end of Fox Lake Road. It is easily accessed from SR 405 about 2-miles north of SR 50, making it ideal for large community events. A paved road loops through the many palm and ornamental trees. Facilities include 5 family picnic pavilions, barbeque grills, a picturesque gazebo, sand volleyball courts, a fishing dock and a boat ramp (with access to South Lake from Fox Lake). 2 mid-sized pavilions and a large pavilion seating up to 1000 with kitchen and stage are available for rental Map
	Central Brevard
1.	Kiwanis Island Park - Central Brevard 951 Kiwanis Island Park Road, Merritt Island Located just east of Sykes Creek Parkway off SR 520 in a wildlife sanctuary, this 18.38-acre community river park caters to both active and passive recreational enthusiasts. A 1-mile stationed exercise trail loops the islands complex of athletic facilities which includes lighted tennis and racquetball courts, softball fields, horseshoe pits and volleyball court. A 2-lane boat ramp for boaters, and a natural launch area for rowers and canoeists provides access into Sykes Creek leading to the Barge Canal or Banana River. Fishing is another popular activity both from the shoreline and from the 200 fishing dock.The Community Center features ongoing activities and a gymnasium, a small kitchen and meeting rooms. Another meeting room and a banquet sized kitchen are located at the large pavilion. The large pavilion with seating for groups up to 250 people, a mid-sized pavilion, and 3 small pavilions with a playground and restrooms nearby make this park attractive for group gatherings and community events. Map
2.	Kelly Park - Central Brevard 2550 North Banana River Drive, Merritt Island An internationally recognized windsurfing area, this 15.37-acre community river park is on the Banana River just south of the Beeline Expressway. Providing river access for residents and visitors, Kelly Park features a natural catamaran/sailboard launch area, and lighted 4-lane boat ramp with adjacent parking for cars and boat trailers. Near a small scenic lagoon, a paved walkway connects a medium size pavilion with amenities including grills, restrooms, playground, horseshoe pits and volleyball courts. Additionally, 2 small pavilions and picnic tables provide picnicking by the rivers edge. With the waterfront view and facilities attracting numerous group gatherings through the spring and summer season, advanced reservations are recommended. Map
3.	Stosberg Park - Central Brevard 8190 West Highway-SR 520, Cocoa Situated along the flood plain of the St. Johns River, this 24.06-acre community river park is located off SR 520 across from James G. Bourbeau Memorial Park. The park features a natural boat ramp. A paved ramp and parking are in the design phase. Map
4.	Pineda Landing - Central Brevard 5995 North Hwy U.S. 1, Melbourne 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. Map
5.	McFarland Park - Central Brevard 2060 Indian River Drive, Cocoa At the east end of Coquina Drive on the Indian River in north Cocoa, this 1.03-acre community river park provides convenient riverfront access for the neighborhood. The park is well shaded and includes a 1-lane small boat ramp, parking space, a fishing dock, and a sheltered picnic table. Map
6.	Lee Wenner Park - Central Brevard 300 Riveredge Drive, Cocoa On the Indian River at the southwest side of the Hubert Humphrey bridge, this 11.55-acre community river park is an active boat launch site. The 4-lane ramp and several other amenities make it an attractive recreational area. The Coast Guard Auxiliary Building features a meeting room available as a rental facility. A mid-sized pavilion, picnic tables, rest-rooms, playground and volleyball court are conveniently situated for group activity, while a 500 pier and a T-shaped dock are ideal for leisurely fishing. Map
7.	James G.Bourbeau Memorial Park - Central Brevard 8195 West Highway-SR 520, Cocoa Located along the St. Johns River at SR 520 next to the Lone Cabbage Fish Camp, this 52-acre community river park is a gateway to excellent bass fishing. It provides a staging area for many fishing tournaments. Facilities include a 2-lane boat ramp and dock, restrooms, a mid-size pavilion with a barbeque grill, and parking for 100 cars and boat trailers. Map
	South Brevard
1.	Long Point Park - South Brevard 700 Long Point Road, Melbourne Beach 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 Islandadjacent 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, 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. Map
2.	Lake Washington Park - South Brevard 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. Map
3.	Lake Shepard Boat Ramp - South Brevard 381 North Point Court, Satellite Beach In a neighborhood community about 1.5-miles south of the Pineda Causeway, this .12 acre boating area offers a 1-lane boat ramp for local residents to access the Banana River. Adjacent parking is not available. Map
4.	John Jorgensens Landing - South Brevard 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 Map
5.	First Street Boat Ramp - South Brevard 4727 1st Street, Grant Off of U.S. Hwy 1, just south of John Jorgensens 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. Map
6.	Eau Gallie Causeway Park - South Brevard 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. Map

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Comment by Robert on February 27, 2009 at 3:12pm: I have actually resorted to driving down to Sebastian munincipal boat ramp to avoid the fights at Jorgensen landing, too many impatient idiots being mouthy. I would be happy if there is a nice ramp that not so many people know about yet.

Comment by BoatBrevard.com on February 27, 2009 at 10:45am: We are very excited to introduce that the New Directories section that is now available. It lists all Boatable Restaurants/Bars, Marinas, and Boat Ramps. It also allows you to Comment/Review/Discuss each one and vote for the ones you like! Click here or look for "Directories" in the upper navigation.

Comment by Rusty Gardner on February 2, 2009 at 9:56am: Another great source for boat ramps is Brevard's new parks website found at http://www.brevardparks.com/boat_fish/index.php.. They just changed their site and their list appears updated.

Comment by Joe Kirkman on February 1, 2009 at 7:05pm: Being new to the area, I am not always sure of boat ramp locations and/names so this is very helpful to me. Did I see a ramp close to the base of the 192 bridge, perhaps a little south on the inland side? Is that a public ramp?

Comment by Zinfandel on December 29, 2008 at 3:19pm: Do any of the launch areas have a gin pole to assist in raising a sailboat mast? My boat is a 26 ft trailer sailer. I raised and lowered the mast many times at lakes in the midwest without the help of a marina crane or their costly personel. Now that Im living here Id like to get on the water without the huge cost of mast raising.

Comment by Dave Hynes on December 2, 2008 at 5:50pm: Does anybody know what's up with the new boat ramp that was to be built this PAST summer in the Grant area??? Jorgenson ramp is a real problem with over crowding and flooded, sanded-in ramps.

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