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Scottsmoor Landing;
2400 Huntington Avenue, Scottsmoor
FROM US Hwy 1 at Garden Street (SR-406), go 11.3 miles north on US Hwy 1, turn right on Huntington Avenue and go 1.9 miles.
ADA ACCESSIBLE: Parking
GPS N 28 46.253 W 80 50.701
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Mims Launch Ramp;
2010 Jones Avenue, Mims
FROM US Hwy 1 at Garden Street (SR-406), go 4.9 miles north on US Hwy 1, turn right and go 1.2 miles on Wiley Avenue, then go left on Hammock Road 0.2 miles, turn right and 0.1 miles on Jones Avenue.
GPS N 28 40.688 W 80 49.591
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Sand Point Park;
101 N Washington Avenue, Titusville
Parks Referendum Project
FROM I-95 take SR-406 Exit-220 and go east 2.8 miles on Garden Street, turn left on US Hwy 1, the park entrance is on the right.
FROM US Hwy 1 at SR-50 go north on US Hwy 1, 4.1 miles just past Garden Street. The entrance is on the right.
Open after 7:00 a.m. until dark, except for scheduled use.
ADA ACCESSIBLE: Parking, Restrooms, Blacktop Walkway
GPS N 28 37.045 W 80 48.412
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Titusville Veterans Memorial Fishing Pier
2 A. Max Brewer Memorial Parkway, Titusville
Parks Referendum Project
FROM SR-50 go north 4.2 miles on US Hwy 1, turn right on Garden Street and the pier will be on the left side of the road before the bridge at Crackerjacks Seafood and Tiki Bar. There are actually two fishing piers here, and both are rigged with electrical outlets for connecting electric shrimping lights as this is a very popular night time shrimping spot. There is no admittance charge, however there is a charge for use of the electrical outlets.
GPS N 28 37.177 W 80 48.022
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Parrish Park-Titusville;
1 A. Max Brewer Memorial Parkway, Titusville.
Situated on both sides of SR-402 at the A. Max Brewer Causeway and extends from the east end of the draw bridge to the security gates for Kennedy Space Center.

This park features two fishing decks, one on the north side west of the marine patrol station near the boat ramps and the other on the south side near the base of the bridge.
Just east of the Marine Patrol Station is a section of accessable beach running the length of the causeway on both sides for shoreline and wade fishing, as well as canoe / kayak launching. The north side shoreline is better for wade fishing, opening to a stretch of flats that can hold redfish and seatrout, while along the south side, a deeper trench that is worth a check during cooler weather.
GPS N 28 37.452 W 80 47.681
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