Titusville Parks

Brevard County maintains most Titusville parks, even many the city owns, while the City of Titusville itself maintains only a short list that includes the Sand Point Park Splash Pad and the Marina Park BMX Track.

The City of Titusville parks page sorts each park by who owns it and who keeps it up (City of Titusville parks list). Under City Owned and Maintained it names the Marina Park BMX Track at 501 Marina Road, the Sand Point Park Splash Pad at 101 N Washington Avenue, Draa Park at 230 N Dixie Avenue, Scobie Park at Main Street and Indian River Avenue, and Riverfront Park at 4255 S Washington Avenue. Under City Owned, Maintained by Brevard County it lists Blanton Park, the North Brevard Walking Trail at 1505 Holder Road, the Titusville Veterans Memorial Fishing Pier on the Max Brewer Bridge, Isaac Campbell Sr. Park, Sand Point Park, Wuesthoff Park, Marina Park and Space View Park at 8 Broad St.

The county owned group on the same Titusville list includes Blue Hole Park on Cheney Highway, Chain of Lakes Park, Fox Lake Park and Fox Lake Sanctuary, Gibson Complex and Field, Kennedy Point Park, Manatee Hammock on U.S. Highway 1, Parrish Park, Rotary Riverfront Park, the Sandrift Community Center, Sherwood Park, the Singleton Tennis Courts, Stuart Park, W.W. James Park, Tom Statham Park, William J. Manzo Memorial Park and Vern Jansen Park (City of Titusville parks list). Two sanctuaries, Dicerandra Scrub Sanctuary and Enchanted Forest Sanctuary, are state owned and county maintained. The practical tip that follows from the list: for a broken fixture, a rental or a closure at almost any Titusville park, the number to call is a Brevard County line, usually (321) 264-5037, not City Hall.

Parrish Park on the Max Brewer Causeway has a 6 lane public ramp, while Marina Park has 3 lanes and Sand Point Park has a single lane.

Brevard County describes Parrish Park at Titusville as a 36.6 acre river park on the north side of SR-402 at the A. Max Brewer Causeway, running from the east end of the drawbridge to the security gates for Kennedy Space Center (Brevard County Parrish Park at Titusville). Its 6 lane motorized boat ramp, which also takes canoes, has paved parking for 46 cars and 47 boat trailer spaces, and the park adds a 100 foot fishing pier, 1,400 feet of shoreline fishing and 8 small picnic shelters. The county notes that the east side of Parrish Park is open for pedestrian traffic only.

North of the Titusville Marina, Marina Park at 501 Marina Rd covers 20.35 acres with a 3 lane saltwater motorized boat ramp and dock, plus shoreline fishing along the banks (Brevard County Marina Park). Sand Point Park has a 1 lane motorized saltwater ramp that is also marked for canoes, and space for shoreline fishing on the Indian River Lagoon (Brevard County Sand Point Park). All three Titusville ramp parks list free parking. For a slip, fuel or pump out rather than a ramp, the Titusville Marina is a separate facility and is not one of the parks on the City of Titusville parks list.

The City of Titusville names seven spots for launch viewing, and Brevard County keeps two of them, Space View Park and Sand Point Park, open with restrooms when a launch is scheduled after normal hours.

The city Rocket Launches page lists Riverfront Park (Kirk Point), the Max Brewer Bridge, the Municipal Marina, Rotary Riverfront Park, Sand Point Park, Space View Park and William J. Manzo Park (City of Titusville Rocket Launches). The same page says Space View Park is less than 15 miles directly across from the launch pads, and Brevard County gives the same distance to the Kennedy Space Center launch pads on its Space View Park listing (Brevard County Space View Park). Both Space View Park and Sand Point Park carry a county note that the park and restrooms stay open to the public when a launch is scheduled after normal hours (Brevard County Sand Point Park). Marina Park and Parrish Park also carry the county Launch View tag.

None of these Titusville pages publishes launch dates or times. For local help, the City of Titusville points visitors to the Titusville Welcome Center at 419 South Hopkins Avenue, open Tuesday through Saturday 9am to 5pm, whose staff can direct visitors to launch points across the area (Titusville Welcome Center). The Space View Park guide covers that park's monuments, pier and launch night rules in detail.

Chain of Lakes Park offers 3 miles of paved trails, ball fields and a 50 foot tower, while Enchanted Forest Sanctuary offers hiking trails through native habitats with no bikes or pets allowed.

Brevard County describes Chain of Lakes Park, near Eastern Florida State College and the Indian River, as a 92.14 acre regional park whose wetlands and lakes are linked by walking bridges to 3 miles of paved walking and biking trails, along with natural shaded hiking trails (Brevard County Chain of Lakes Park). Its athletic side has 2 lighted youth softball fields, 5 lighted adult softball fields and 8 soccer fields (2 lighted), each group with a 2 story restroom and concession building, plus 3 playgrounds, a 50 foot wildlife viewing tower and a fishing dock on a freshwater lake. Chain of Lakes sits at 2300 Truman Scarborough Way in Titusville.

Enchanted Forest Sanctuary, at 444 Columbia Blvd., was the first property bought by the Brevard County Environmentally Endangered Lands Program, and the county lists it at 470 acres with a 4.5 mile trail system (Brevard County Enchanted Forest Sanctuary). The Great Florida Birding and Wildlife Trail listing gives different figures for the same Titusville sanctuary: 493 acres and four miles of trails (Great Florida Birding Trail, Enchanted Forest Sanctuary). Hours differ too: the county page says closed Monday and open Tuesday through Sunday 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, while the birding trail lists daily 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The county rules ban biking, pets, smoking, alcohol and motorized vehicles. The Enchanted Forest Sanctuary guide covers the trails, programs and rules.

Marina Park on Marina Road holds both the dog park and the skate park in Titusville, and the city runs the splash pad at Sand Point Park.

Brevard County lists an off the leash dog park at Marina Park, divided for large and small dogs, beside a skate park, a playground and restrooms (Brevard County Marina Park). The city parks list adds that the Marina Park BMX Track at the same 501 Marina Road address is one of the few facilities the City of Titusville maintains itself (City of Titusville parks list), and the splash pad at Sand Point is likewise in the city run group.

Sand Point Park also has a playground with accessible play structures and a 0.66 mile exercise trail (county listing for Sand Point), and the Titusville city page says the park is home to the Titusville Little League (Titusville city page for Sand Point). Chain of Lakes Park has 3 playgrounds next to its sports fields. The Sand Point Park guide covers the splash pad, pavilions and memorial in one place.

Pavilions at the county maintained Titusville parks are booked through Brevard County Parks and Recreation, and the shelters run from small 10 person picnic covers to a kitchen pavilion for hundreds.

Each Brevard County park listing in Titusville that offers rentals carries the same two rental rules: additional fees may apply for water, electricity, serving areas and kitchens, and parking areas stay open to the public and cannot be reserved because the site is still a public park (Brevard County Marina Park). Marina Park has 7 pavilions, 3 with capacity 30 and 4 with capacity 10, and its pavilion and green space rentals are handled through Sandrift Community Center. Chain of Lakes Park rents a Trailhead Pavilion with capacity 100 (Brevard County Chain of Lakes Park).

At Sand Point Park the county lists the Valicenti Pavilion, with a serving area and kitchen, at capacity 750 (county listing for Sand Point), while the city page describes a large pavilion with a kitchen seating up to 250 (Titusville city page for Sand Point); the Sand Point Park guide lays out every Sand Point shelter with its size. Each of these county listings also names North Area Operations at (321) 264-5105 as a contact (Brevard County Chain of Lakes Park).

The Titusville park guides listed below this answer each take one park in depth, starting with the three most searched: Enchanted Forest Sanctuary, Space View Park and Sand Point Park.

The Enchanted Forest Sanctuary guide answers what there is to do at the Titusville sanctuary, when it is open, which rules apply and how school groups book study trips (Brevard County Enchanted Forest Sanctuary). The Space View Park guide covers the downtown Titusville riverfront park at 8 Broad St, its monuments to the space program, the fishing pier and how launch nights work without quoting launch dates (Brevard County Space View Park). The Sand Point Park guide covers the 29.88 acre park at the juncture of U.S. 1 and the Max Brewer Causeway (Titusville city page for Sand Point), the Astronaut Memorial Plaza, the splash pad and the pavilions.

Last verified: October 21, 2026, park by park against the City of Titusville parks list and launch viewing page, the Welcome Center page, five Brevard County park listings and both Enchanted Forest Sanctuary listings, with the acreage, hours and pavilion conflicts kept as each agency printed them.