This is a small little Park under the bridge…read more I seem to be quite a few families were hanging out and barbecuing down by the water. This park had a lot of people fishing as well so it has a few spots where fishing is safe and allowed. The pier is currently closed as they working on it. I still able to observe some wildlife in the water it's a people catching fish it's also good viewpoint over the river and self I'm watching the boats go by.

Florida Bridge Information - Brevard County Hubert H…read moreHumphrey Bridge Florida State Bridge Inspections Health Index 1 Sufficiency Rating 2 86.3 77.8 National Bridge Inventory Rating Functionally Obsolete The term "functionally obsolete" only means that a bridge does not meet current road design standards. For example, some bridges are "functionally obsolete" because they were built at a time when lane widths were narrower than the current standard. " View Detailed NBI Report " Bridge Information Structure Status: Open, no restriction County: Brevard County Owner: State Highway Agency Maintenance Responsibility: State Highway Agency Roadway: Sr-520 Eb Facility Crossed: Indian River Year Built: 1969 Average Daily Traffic - State: 24,000 Average Daily Traffic - NBI: 19,000 Average Daily Truck Traffic - NBI: 1140.0 (6 % of NBI Average Daily Traffic) Future Average Daily Traffic - NBI: 32,965 in year 2032 Bypass, Detour Length: 0.6 mile Toll System: On free road. The structure is toll-free and carries a toll-free highway. Functional Classification: Expressways - Other Principal Arterial Type of Service On the Structure: Highway Lanes On the Structure: 2 Vertical Clearance Over Bridge Roadway: 3 feet Type of Service Under the Structure: Highway-waterway Lanes Under the Structure: 1 Vertical Clearance Under Bridge Roadway: Highway beneath structure, 0.14 feet Historical Significance: Bridge is not eligible for the National Register of Historic Places. Last Inspection - State: November 15, 2012 Last Inspection - NBI: October, 2010 Designated Inspection Frequency (NBI): Every 24 Months Bridge Location National Bridge Inventory Safety Feature Bridge Median: No median Bridge Railings: Inspected feature does not meet currently acceptable standards or a safety feature is required and none is provided. Transitions: Inspected feature meets currently acceptable standards. Approach Guardrail: Inspected feature meets currently acceptable standards. Approach Guardrail Ends: Inspected feature meets currently acceptable standards. National Bridge Inventory Condition Ratings Deck: SATISFACTORY CONDITION - structural elements show some minor deterioration. Superstructure: SATISFACTORY CONDITION - structural elements show some minor deterioration. Substructure: GOOD CONDITION - some minor problems. Channel and Channel Protection: Bank protection is in need of minor repairs. River control devices and embankment protection have a little minor damage. Banks and/or channel have minor amounts of drift. Culverts: Not applicable. Use if structure is not a culvert. National Bridge Inventory Operating Ratings: Load Factor (LF) - 6.54 tons National Bridge Inventory Ratings: Load Factor (LF) - 3.92 tons National Bridge Inventory Appraisal Ratings Structural Evaluation: 6 - Equal to present minimum criteria Deck Geometry : 4 - Meets minimum tolerable limits to be left in place as is Underclear, Vertical & Horizontal : 3 - Basically intolerable requiring high priority of corrective action Waterway Adequacy : 8 - Equal to present desirable criteria Approach Roadway Alignment : 8 - Equal to present desirable criteria Type of Proposed Work Work Proposed: Other structural work, including hydraulic replacements. Work Done By: Work to be done by contract Critical Feature Inspection Fracture Critical Details: N Underwater Inspection: Y24 Other Special Inspection: N

My buddy and I wanted to fly down to Florida and do some fishing and a friend of a friend…read morerecommended these guys, so even though we were staying in Daytona we made the 90m drive down at 5am to fish with Fired Up. We had horrible weather that cut our trip short, and the fish just started biting right when it was time to leave, but I do not hold that against them as they can't control nature. We did catch our limit of kings, couple Atlantic sharpnose sharks, and three remora. Lost two kings. We went out with Captian Zach on the Under Fire. He was a cool dude who found us some big fish and kept us out longer than all the other captains due to the rough seas and incoming weather. I'd definitely fish with him again. For anyone wondering how to fly their fish home, it's pretty easy. Publix down here sells dry ice for about $1.50/lbs. You can have a max of 5.5lbs of dry ice in your checked luggage, no "water" ice allowed. Buy a $7 styrofoam cooler from the marina, put your fish in it with the dry ice on top, fill with bubble wrap so it doesn't move, tape the cooler shut and then wrap with bubble wrap, pop a "vent hole" through the bubble wrap and cooler, then throw it in a box and tape it shut, and put a note on the box that says "Contains Dry Ice" and TSA will let you check it with any airline. I looked and looked for a business that would vacuum seal our fish and freeze it, and pack it for us to fly home and I couldn't find one. Captain Zach was happy to fillet our fish for us which was awesome and convenient. I'd have paid extra if Fired Up would buy a company vacuum sealer and let the captains seal it up in two pound portions hint hint ;-) Fish keeps so much longer in vacuum bags not that this is gonna last very long as we will eat it fast. We will definitely be back for more fishing in the future.

We had an amazing experience from the very beginning! A last minute situation had me looking for a…read morecompany that could get us on a shark fishing trip. When Chris answered the phone, he didn't have anything, but shortly called and told us he could get us in that evening. Our kids were beyond excited (2- 11 year olds and a 17 year old). Captain Zach was amazing! He told stories of his experiences out on the boat, answered questions and taught our kids some tips and tricks. I would highly recommend!

We had a great trip, Captain was very patient with the ladies that had a little sea sickness. Put…read moreus on the fish most of the day. Brought home a cooler full of fish . I would definitely go with him again .

Honestly way better than we expected. I have to say first that this is the cleanest boat I've ever…read morebeen on and it made a difference in the experience. Captain Eric was very professional and very knowledgeable. I've been fishing a long time and I never imagined a deep sea trip would be this action packed. We limited out on Mackerel and had a blast going after some cobia. For the price, you get what you pay for plus some and if we were down in the area again, we wouldn't even research anywhere else to go we'd just call Odyssey.

Searching for True Love & Forgiveness? Talk to GOD and get a…read moreDOG! #ReflectDogs Love & Forgiveness Well if you're into agility items, cute buildings, shaded seating areas and interesting structures this dog park was made for you!! They even have the mandatory fire hydrant. There is a nice big double-gated entry with a huge tree and nice bench in it. Put dog park has a couple poop bag dispensers as well as trash cans and a water feature. You can park right next to the dog park. The ground covering is mostly sand and grass. But beware there seem to be quite a few biological landmines?

It's a lovely park that's safe. My son loves it. It's a great place to be outside for a bitread more

In 1991, these 200 acres of wetlands between the Brevard Zoo and the St. Johns River floodplain…read morewere established by the Brevard County Government as a stormwater treatment system for the adjacent South Central Regional Water Reclamation Facility. The treatment wetlands are divided into four cells of approximately 35 acres each, surrounding a central lake. Each cell was designed to maintain a different water depth, creating a variety of wetland habitats. These stormwater treatment wetlands play an important role in protecting the environment by capturing and retaining stormwater runoff, reducing the risk of flooding in surrounding areas. They also filter and store stormwater, helping recharge the aquifer. Wetland plants naturally remove pollutants from the water, improving its quality before it returns to the environment. Without treatment, stormwater runoff can contribute to algal blooms, muck accumulation, fish kills, and other ecological problems. In addition to their environmental benefits, the wetlands provide valuable habitat for a wide variety of wildlife, including many of Florida's wading birds, while offering visitors an opportunity for wildlife viewing and recreation. In December 2007, the wetlands were renamed the Ritch Grissom Memorial Wetlands in honor of Ritch Grissom, a longtime Brevard County employee who worked at the adjacent South Central Regional Wastewater Treatment Facility. The memorial recognizes his 16 years of service and his love for wildlife and the nature. In 2008, the Ritch Grissom Memorial Wetlands were added to the East Section of the Great Florida Birding Trail. It was extremely hot on the day I visited, so I recommend planning your visit during the cooler months of the year for the most enjoyment. Even in the heat, I enjoyed exploring the trails. I spotted numerous ospreys, red-winged blackbirds, an alligator, and even a raccoon on the move that I followed for a while. Unfortunately, I didn't notice until I looked down that my legs were covered in mosquitoes, so be sure to bring insect repellent, sunscreen, and water. If you enjoy nature and wildlife off the beaten path you can easily spend hours here. The wetlands are open daily from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Follow the wetlands' Facebook page for the latest updates and photos of recently spotted wildlife.

This is a rather large Park easy to get to from i-95. Just exit viera and head West to your dead…read moreend at the park. This is a large Park with lots of walking trails around different wetland areas. It seems like it's a man-made Park with Wells constantly feeling lakes and pumps pumping water from one lake to the next lake. There are areas we can ride your bike for bike riding/mountain bike trails and lots of walking trails as well as there's docks you can walk out and look out on benches you can sit on and a few towers you can go up to get a bird's eye view. For wildlife I saw lots of different species of birds and a lot of alligators. These alligators did not seem friendly like the ones at gatorland. I also saw a lot of bunny rabbits and the rabbits were used to people unless you're pretty close to that.

The best part about this place is being able to reserve parking online. If you do that, from what I…read moreunderstand, you are guaranteed entry. Bonus, if there is a line waiting for the booth and someone scans your QR code before that, you can just swing around them and enter if there is room. You still get a great view of SpaceX though those pads are about as far to the north as you can get. The real reason to go here would be for any boosters coming down to the LZs or perhaps Blue Origin which I believe launches from the south.

Jetty Park is wonderful county park. Very clean and scenic. My goal was different from others. I…read morewas at the nearby cruise terminal and wanted to get some exercise before the cruise. Was able to accomplish that with walking around. Jetty Park is near the Cape Canaveral launch site, but unfortunately no activity the day I was there. Definitely worth a stop.

We had a great time with Captain Quinn on the dolphin tour…read more We saw at least 10 dolphins and manatees up close, and a ton of other Florida wild life and scenic views. Captain Quinn was very knowledgeable about the wild life and ecosystem and he answered all of our questions! It was a blast and definitely on of the highlights of my vacation. I couldn't recommend CaptainQuinn and his dolphin tour enough!

Captain Quinn was a pleasure and spent time searching to find a few different families of dolphins…read more Took a min to assist another vessel and also didn't hog the viewing once we had our fill of one of the large pods of dolphins and even pointed out to a rival tour boat where the pod was. When we finished the tour he offered a perfect place for lunch which we did explore and loved. Just an all around great guide and good guy. You can't go wrong with this private tour.

Stopped by Doc's Bait House looking for bait while visiting the area. Although we were told they…read morewere closed, the business hours online indicated they were still open. That was frustrating, but what was even more disappointing was the interaction we had. The woman assisting us said she was new and couldn't recommend anywhere else nearby to get bait. When we asked for suggestions, another gentleman sitting there simply told us to "Google it." The overall attitude came across as dismissive and unhelpful. As visitors, we weren't expecting anything extraordinary, just a little basic customer service and local guidance. I actually feel bad leaving this review because I don't believe the people we spoke with were the owners, and I hope this isn't representative of the business as a whole. Unfortunately, our experience left us feeling unwelcome and disappointed.

This place is perfect. Live bait, a bar, and a nice place to fish right out back. We came here…read morethree times during our stay. We bought shrimp and caught tons of fish right off the boardwalk right beside the shop. The guy running the shop was nice and helped recommend a fishing set up that worked best for us too. I highly recommend stopping in here to buy bait and to fish if you're in the area.