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    4.5 (11 reviews)

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    Claudia C.

    I first became aware of this park about 15 years ago while working as a nanny in the area, the kids loved the playground and learning center and we loved taking walks around the boardwalk. Today my husband and I came to the park for a walk. The boardwalk was as I remembered although in need of a bit of repair, but the information about owls and the labels of plants and trees is interesting. The learning center is currently closed for remodeling but it looks like they have an outdoor area that they do lessons. The playground was full of kids and there were multiple parties being set up at the different pavilions. Besides the boardwalk area there is also a jogging path with some dated exercise stations. There is a nice large field that is good for soccer or just throwing a ball. There are a couple different bathroom options in different pavilions.

    Dave O.

    Titusville's Rotary Riverfront Park is a great place to take a quick stop and see a good variety of birds. This small park includes a pier that extends about 500 feet out into the Indian River (Inter Coastal Waterway). There are three extensions to the pier each extending another 100 feet south from the main pier. It is on these extensions that the birds may be seen. On a typical visit you may see the following: Royal Tern - Black Tern - Double-crested Cormorant - Wood Stork - Laughing Gull - Brown Pelican - Ruddy Turnstone - Common Grackle - Osprey - Belted Kingfisher - Great Blue Heron - Snowy Egret - Tri-colored Heron Black Tern Trio - Morning Song You may also see Dolphin swimming a few yards east of the pier. If you are lucky you may even see several Roseate Spoonbills fly by. The park has a small covered pavilion, just in case it rains. The Titusville Rotary Riverfront Park is a great place to take a packed lunch and just enjoy a few minutes of nature's wildlife show. The park is wheelchair accessible and admission is free

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    Sean B.

    Great place to take the kids to explore nature and the animals of Florida. They have activities and free things to do your whole family can enjoy.

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    Really good area for kids camping and stuff like relaxing and parties or whatever quiet place

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    good place. nice playground. the kids liked it a lot.

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    14 years ago

    This is a nice large park with playgrounds, large fields and nature trails. I can spend a lot of time here.

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    Great park with soccer fields, playground, walking trails, gazebo with picnic tables, and a nature trail.

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    The Mikey Goodwin Playground

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    5.0
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    17.8 mi

    The Mikey Goodwin Playground is located in James A. Nance beach front park in Indialantic. In 2022…read morethe playground in Nance Park was redone to honor local teen Mikey Goodwin. Mikey was a talented athlete. One day he came home complaining about blurry vision. It turned out that he had a tumor on his brain stem. He passed away at the age of only 19 from a rare form o brain cancer called Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Giloma. After his death his family wanted to give back to the community that supported them through Mikey's illness. They have undertaken several events to fun a cure. These include a 5K and and the Mikey Strong Golf Tournament. After the old playground was taken out, the new playground was installed. It was designed to be larger and ADA compliant and inclusive. Mikey loved the outdoors and always liked to include everyone. The playground is reflective of his generous spirit. To make the playground wheelchair accessible, synthetic turf was used on the ground. Other special features of the playground include communication birds for non-verbal kids and two levels of monkey bars, one at standard height and one lower. The playground equipment was chosen to encourage parallel play where kids of different abilities can play alongside each other. Funding for the playground was raised by volunteers who solicited donations. As someone who works with children with special needs I love the idea of this play space and how it honors a special teen who meant so much to this community.

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    Lakefront Park

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    4.5
    (33 reviews)
    36.6 mi

    During a recent visit to St. Cloud, I spent some time exploring Lakefront Park, a beautiful…read more2.5-mile recreational park along the southern shore of East Lake Tohopekaliga, better known as East Lake Toho. This was originally home to the Disston Sugar Mill in the 1870s. After the city of St. Cloud was founded by Union Army veterans, the area gradually evolved into a scenic waterfront destination featuring walking trails and a large marina. After suffering extensive hurricane damage in 2004, the park underwent a major renovation. The improvements included 140 boat slips, new fixed and floating docks, a seawall, and a 10,000-square-foot community center. Today, Lakefront Park offers so much, with a sandy beach, splash pad, playgrounds, a concession stand, and more than two miles of paved walking and biking trails. The park also hosts a variety of community events, from monthly "Movies Under the Stars" screenings to seasonal festivals and bazaars. The full-service marina serves as a hub for boating and fishing on East Lake Toho while providing beautiful waterfront views. I enjoyed my visit and look forward to returning. Next time, I plan to take a cruise aboard The Lillie, a beautifully restored 75-foot authentic sternwheel paddleboat docked at the marina, and enjoy a meal at Crabby's on the Lake, the popular waterfront restaurant located adjacent to the park.

    This is a gorgeous park right on the water with a great long walking trail that gives you beautiful…read moreviews. The park has trees for shade and lots of grass. There's a parking lot and bathrooms,

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    Sand Point Park

    Sand Point Park

    4.5
    (15 reviews)
    21.4 mi

    What is now Sand Point Park occupies a 30 acre peninsula extending into the Indian River, but this…read morebeautiful waterfront park has a deep history dating back to the Civil War. During the Civil War, Confederate forces used this sandy, rocky stretch of land as a salt works, essential for preserving food. After the war, a group of British investors established the Florida Provision Company, using the site as a shipping point for the fruits, vegetables, and seafood harvested by the early settlers of LaGrange and Merritt Island and transporting them to markets along the East Coast. In 1868, Mary Hopkins Titus, the wealthy wife of Titusville founder Colonel Henry T. Titus, purchased 73.3 acres at Sand Point from the defunct Florida Provision Company. This acquisition became the original core of what would grow into the City of Titusville. The Titus family arrived that same year, with Colonel Titus opening a sawmill and a general store. He soon established a regular mule-team route connecting Sand Point with Enterprise on the St. Johns River, bringing settlers, mail, and supplies to the growing community. The settlement flourished and became a well-known stop for steamers traveling the Indian River. Today, nothing remains of the original settlement in the park except perhaps the name. Legend has it hat the town was originally named Sand Point. It was renamed in 1873 after Colonel Titus won the naming rights in a game of dominoes against rival Captain Clark Rice. The community was officially renamed Titusville in honor of its founder. Today the site has been transformed into Sand Point Park, a beautiful 29.88-acre community park along the Indian River where visitors can relax and enjoy spectacular waterfront views. The park offers a wide variety of recreational amenities. A paved walking path features a 0.66-mile fitness trail with exercise stations winding through the grounds. Visitors will also find baseball and softball fields, boat ramps, picnic areas, pavilions with grills, playgrounds, a splash pad, and restrooms. The park's largest pavilion accommodates up to 250 people, includes a kitchen, and is available to rent for private events. I really enjoyed my visit to Sand Point Park. From the shoreline, I was able to see the beautiful views of the Indian River and the nearby Max Brewer Bridge while watching ospreys, pelicans, and other coastal birds that call this area home. Whether you're looking for a peaceful place to take a walk, enjoy a picnic, launch a boat, or let the kids play, Sand Point Park offers something for everyone. Come for an hour or spend the entire day, you'll find plenty to enjoy in this historic waterfront park.

    The new all inclusive playground at Sand Point Park is amazing! This is a great addition to Brevard…read moreon the northern side. This playground is easy to find with lots of parking. I love all the shade and trees at this park. I appreciate that the park is gated. This option makes it less likely for your child to slip out and that makes my kids feel safer. This playground is all inclusive meaning children with accessibility needs can enjoy it too. There are lots of slides, various swings and loads of fun climbing features. This park is really big which is nice because it can accommodate a large group of kids which is ideal in downtown Titusville. My youngest son really loves the music section. There are elements to make sound and play. There really is something for every child's needs/wants. The bathroom is a bit of a walk but it there is one nearby. There is also a splash pad nearby as well. This is a great park with lots of great features and I highly suggest you check it out if you live in the spacecoast and want to give your kids a fun day.

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