Surf Fishing the Space Coast Locations

Spessard Holland North Beach Park
2525 Highway A1A, Melbourne Beach
FROM US-192 (Melbourne Cswy), go south on Miramir Ave/SR-A1A 1.0 miles to the intersection with Ocean Blvd and Oak St. Go left around the curve onto Atlantic Ave and continue 2 miles. The park is on the left.
Open after 7:00 a.m. until dark, except for scheduled use.
ADA ACCESSIBLE: Parking, Restrooms.
GPS N 28 03.291 W 80 33.064
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Spressard Holland South Beach Park
2545 Highway A1A, Melbourne Beach
FROM US-192 (Melbourne Cswy), go south on Miramir Ave/SR-A1A 1.0 miles to the intersection with Ocean Blvd and Oak St. Go left around the curve onto Atlantic Ave and continue 2.2 miles. The park is on the left.
Parkt features a 100' dune boardwalk and small pavilions. Dune crossovers provide access for surf fishing, surfing, and beachgoers. Amenities include restrooms, drinking fountain, outdoor showers and 2 indoor showers.
GPS N 28 02.843 W 80 32.867
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Coconut Point Park
3535 S Highway A1A, Melbourne Beach
FROM US-192 (Melbourne Cswy), go south on Miramir Ave (SR-A1A) 1.0 miles and the road becomes Oak Street (SR-A1A), continue 4.5 miles.
Open after 7:00 a.m. until dark, except for scheduled use.
ADA ACCESSIBLE: Parking, 1 Dune Crossover, Restrooms, Pavilion, Drinking Fountain
GPS N 28 01.337 W 80 32.161
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Juan Ponce de León Landing
4005 Highway A1A, Melbourne Beach
Parks Referendum Project
On SR-A1A 6.2 miles south of US-192 (Melbourne Cswy).
ADA ACCESSIBLE: Parking, Restrooms
GPS N 28 00.636 W 80 31.811
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Bonsteel Park
8455 Highway A1A, Melbourne Beach
FROM US-192 (Melbourne Cswy) go 14.6 miles south on SR-A1A.
FROM Sebastian Inlet, go 2.4 miles north on SR-A1A.
ADA ACCESSIBLE: Parking, Dune Crossover
GPS N 27 54.091 W 80 28.252
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Sebastain Inlet State Park
One of Florida's most popular state parks, Sebastain Inlet is a mecca for snook fishing and is easily located on Highway A1A about 15 miles south of Melbourne Beach. When you see the big bridge, you are there. Shoreline fishing can be had along the entire inlet shore, The north and south jetties, surf fishing from the beach south of the inlet, (the north side is one of the most popular surfing spots on the east coast of the country so if your game is surf fishing, go to the south side), two catwalks under the bridge, a small dock at the campground, (south side of the inlet) and the lagoon to the west. Other species caught are redfish, snapper, tarpon, seatrout, etc. Great kayaking in the area but be careful of the strong inlet currents. Launch closer to or on the lagoon (west) side. There are also hiking trails, biking trails, good snorkeling, diving, two museums, and a great sand bottom shallow swimming and wading lagoon. A boat ramp can be found on the south side on the lagoon. There are two museums on site. The McLarty Treasure Museum tells the story about the Spanish Treasure Fleet of 1715, that wrecked along the Florida southeast coast in that year. The El Capitan was the northernmost shipwreck of the 11 ship fleet that was driven ashore by a massive hurricane in July of 1715 and broke apart on the shallow reefs within a mile of the south jetty. All 11 ships were lost and over 1,000 sailers died. The museum is on the site of the survivors of the El Capitan campground. The Sebastian Fishing Museum tells the history of the area's fishing industry.
GPS N 27 51.683 W 80 26.931
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