Titusville Municipal Marina

The Titusville Municipal Marina sits on the Indian River at 451 Marina Road, owned by the City of Titusville and managed for the city by F3 Marina.

The city describes the marina as located off North U.S. 1 approximately 1/2 mile north of Highway 406 (Garden Street), and lists manatee viewing, a pavilion, a sea wall and a ships store among its features (City of Titusville Municipal Marina page). The operator places it just north of the A. Max Brewer Memorial Bridge and gives daily hours of 8:00am to 7:00pm, Monday through Sunday (Titusville Marina contact page). The ownership arrangement shows up in city paperwork too: the organizational chart in the FY2026 adopted budget places Marina under Support Services with F3 Marina, Inc. beneath it (City of Titusville FY2026 Adopted Budget).

Two phone numbers are published. The operator site lists a main line of 321-383-5600 and an after hours line of 321-626-8608 (Titusville Marina home page), while the city Support Services directory lists the Marina at 451 Marina Road with phone 321-567-3840 and fax 321-383-5602 (City of Titusville Support Services directory). Both are printed here as each source shows them; the operator line is the one its own site tells guests to call for slips and fuel.

By car, the operator directions from the south use exit 220 from I-95 onto FL-406 E (Garden Street), a left onto S Washington Avenue and then Marina Road; from the north they use exit 223 to FL-46 (Main Street), a right onto US-1 south and a left onto Marina Road (Titusville Marina slip reservation page).

The Titusville marina offers fixed and floating docks for boats from 30 ft up to 130 ft, transient dockage, gasoline and diesel, free pump outs and shore facilities such as laundry and a captain's lounge, according to the operator.

The operator amenities list names transient dockage, public launch ramps, a ship store, WiFi, a pump out station and pump out boat, diving services, BoatUS Cooperating Marina status, an indoor captain's lounge, bathrooms, gas and diesel, laundry facilities and a grocery store within walking distance (Titusville Marina amenities page).

The fuel dock sells both gasoline and diesel from 8:00am to 6:45pm seven days a week, and fuel prices are given only by phone at 321-383-5600 (Titusville Marina slip reservation page). Pump outs are free during business hours, and the pump out boat comes to a slip on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Slip assignments are decided by marina staff, specific slips are not guaranteed, and guests may be asked to move; group bookings go through the marina office.

For the Titusville marina, the operator publishes a daily rate of $2.00 per foot per day and a monthly rate of $12.00 per foot per month, charged on the boat's length overall or the slip length, whichever is greater, before 7% sales tax.

Electric is extra. For daily stays the operator lists $5.00 a day for 30 amp, $9.00 for 50 amp and $18.00 for 100 amp service; weekly, monthly and annual stays have their own electric charges on the same page (Titusville Marina slip reservation page). The published rates include water, garbage, picnic shelters, restrooms, showers, laundry facilities and holding tank pump out; club and other discounts apply only to daily rates, payment is due in advance each month, and the annual and mooring field rates carry a deposit that depends on size.

The mooring field works differently from the slips: the operator does not take reservations for it, and moorings go first come, first served (Titusville Marina slip reservation page). These are the operator's own published prices; the city budget, covered below, shows how the money flows into a city fund.

Trailer boats launch at Marina Park, the 20.35-acre riverfront park just north of the marina at 501 Marina Road, which has a 3 lane saltwater ramp for motorized boats and free parking.

Brevard County lists the park's amenities as a playground, restrooms, a skate park, the 3 lane boat ramp, 3 pavilions with a capacity of 30, 4 pavilions with a capacity of 10, shoreline fishing and an off leash dog park divided for large and small dogs (Brevard County Marina Park page). Pavilion and green space rentals go through Sandrift Community Center, and the county is explicit that parking areas stay open to the public and cannot be reserved. Questions go to (321) 264-5037.

Ownership and upkeep are split. The City of Titusville parks list places Marina Park under parks that are city owned and maintained by Brevard County, while a separate Marina Park BMX Track at the same 501 Marina Road address is listed as city owned and maintained (City of Titusville parks list). Brevard County lists (321) 264-5037 as the contact for the park, including its ramp and pavilions.

The Titusville marina runs as its own city enterprise fund, fund 405 Municipal Marina, with a FY2026 adopted budget of $1,529,322 paid for by slip rent, fuel sales and other charges for services.

The same fund summary shows $1,673,163 for FY2025 and prints the FY2026 change as (8.60%) (City of Titusville FY2026 Adopted Budget). Slip rent, not fuel, is the largest single line in the adopted figures. Smaller lines in the same table cover cube ice, clothes, marine supplies, food and sodas, beer and wine sales and laundry.

The city is running a long duration pilot that uses a trailer mounted nanobubble system to add oxygen to marina water, aimed at algae, muck and clarity problems in this part of the Indian River Lagoon.

The city Public Works page says the City of Titusville is partnering with Moleaer Inc. on a small scale demonstration at the Titusville Municipal Marina, funded through private and business contributions with support from the Economic Development Commission of Florida's Space Coast (City of Titusville Water Quality Improvement Pilot Project). The city page announced a ceremonial media event, Flip the Switch from Green to Clean, set for March 3, 2026 at the marina. The system lists a nanobubble generator with a flow rate of 1,000 gallons per minute, an oxygen concentrator that injects up to 15 lbs of oxygen per hour and an ozone generator that injects up to 140 grams of ozone per hour.

Monitoring is spelled out: monthly water and sediment samples from 3 locations analyzed for 15 chemical and biological parameters, vertical profiles at 0.5 meter intervals and three data loggers recording hourly dissolved oxygen and water temperature (City of Titusville Water Quality Improvement Pilot Project). One naming quirk: the technical sections of the same page call the site Westland Marina, while its heading and project description say Titusville Marina and Titusville Municipal Marina. At the end, the city says the data will be reviewed and any future effort is at the discretion of city leadership.

Yes, the city lists the Municipal Marina among its rocket launch viewing spots, alongside places such as Space View Park, Sand Point Park and the Max Brewer Bridge.

The City of Titusville Rocket Launches page groups Riverfront Park, the Max Brewer Bridge, the Municipal Marina, Rotary Riverfront Park, Sand Point Park, Space View Park and William J. Manzo Park as city viewing locations (City of Titusville Rocket Launches page), and Brevard County tags Marina Park with launch view among its features (Brevard County Marina Park page). Launch dates change constantly, so this guide gives none; the city page is the place to start, and the Space View Park guide covers another of the city viewing spots.

On the water, Brevard County has manatee protection zones set by Florida Administrative Code rule 68C-22.006, Brevard County Zones, which lists an effective date of 6/24/2002 (Florida Administrative Code rule 68C-22.006). The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission explains that any new or amended zone starts with notice to the county, which then has 60 days to form a Local Rule Review Committee (FWC manatee protection zones page). The city lists manatee viewing as one of the marina's features (City of Titusville Municipal Marina page).

Last verified: October 21, 2026, by re-reading the operator's rate, amenity and contact pages, the city marina page, staff directory, parks list, launch page and pilot project page, the Brevard County Marina Park listing, the FY2026 budget fund 405 lines and the Brevard manatee zone rule.