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Mosquito Lagoon and Indian River Boat Ramps
I use several boat ramps depending on weather conditions and the quickest access to the
best fishing. The most common ramps I use are indicated on the picture below. I often will
meet clients travelling from Orlando at Parrish Park in Titusville and have them follow me to
the ramps located inside the Wildlife Refuge. Parrish Park is located at 1 A Max Brewer
Memorial Parkway, Titusville, FL 32780. The Wildlife Refuge is now charging a $5 parking
fee for all visitors. This fee is cash only and you must have exact change. Below is a map to
Parrish Park.
From the south Orlando, Disney, and Kissimmee area:
Take Hwy 528 Beachline Expressway (toll road) east towards Cocoa Beach. Stay left at the
split getting onto the 407 Challenger Memorial Parkway to I-95 north. Travel 8 miles on I-95
north to Exit 220 - SR 406 Garden St Titusville. Turn right on 406 and travel 4 miles. Upon
crossing the bridge over the Indian River, make your first left at the bottom of the bridge.
Parrish Park boat ramps will be on your right approximately 100 yards down.
From the Daytona Beach area: we will often meet at the Beacon 42 boat ramp . To reach
this ramp, take I-95 south to exit 244, FL Hwy 442 / Indian River Blvd. Turn left and travel 3.7
miles to US Hwy 1. Turn right (south) on US 1 and travel 10.25 miles. You will see a large
brown sign for the Wildlife Refuge. The approximate address of this intersection is 700 S US
Hwy, 1, Oak Hill, FL. This address will work with a GPS or Mapquest but not Google
Maps. You may also wish to take US Hwy 1 all the way from Daytona Beach
Immediately after this sign will be Kennedy Parkway, US 3, on your left. Take this road
approximately 7miles. You will come to a large white radar dome on your right.
The sign and dirt road for the ramp are on the left. This is the only structure you will come to
on this road.
From New Smyrna Beach: Take SR 44 to US Hwy 1. Go south on US 1 (Dixie Fwy)
approximately 14.5 miles to Kennedy Pkwy. Two miles south of the only flashing light in Oak
Hill you will see the sign for the Wildlife Refuge and Kennedy Parkway will be on your left.
Take Kennedy Parkway until you see the sign for the ramp we have chosen to use. (See
photos in Daytona Beach section) You can use the address 700 S. US Hwy 1, Oak Hill, FL
in Mapquest or GPS but not Google Maps to get you to the intersection with Kennedy Pkwy.
From Cocoa Beach: Head north on Hwy A1A which will turn into the 528 Beachline
Expressway. Take this to I-95 north. Travel approximately 15 miles north on I-95 to Titusville
exit 220. Turn right and continue 4.5 miles. You will cross a large bridge over the Indian
River. At the bottom of the bridge, turn left and follow the road into the parking lot of Parrish
Park For a shorter route, You can take the 528 to US Hwy 1 north. Travel north
approximately 15.5 miles until you reach Garden St. Turn right and you will arrive at the Max
Brewer Bridge. Cross the bridge and turn left at the bottom into Parrish Park.
I use several boat ramps depending on weather conditions and the quickest access to the
best fishing. The most common ramps I use are indicated on the picture below. I often will
meet clients travelling from Orlando at Parrish Park in Titusville and have them follow me to
the ramps located inside the Wildlife Refuge. Parrish Park is located at 1 A Max Brewer
Memorial Parkway, Titusville, FL 32780. The Wildlife Refuge is now charging a $5 parking
fee for all visitors. This fee is cash only and you must have exact change. Below is a map to
Parrish Park.
From the south Orlando, Disney, and Kissimmee area:
Take Hwy 528 Beachline Expressway (toll road) east towards Cocoa Beach. Stay left at the
split getting onto the 407 Challenger Memorial Parkway to I-95 north. Travel 8 miles on I-95
north to Exit 220 - SR 406 Garden St Titusville. Turn right on 406 and travel 4 miles. Upon
crossing the bridge over the Indian River, make your first left at the bottom of the bridge.
Parrish Park boat ramps will be on your right approximately 100 yards down.
From the Daytona Beach area: we will often meet at the Beacon 42 boat ramp . To reach
this ramp, take I-95 south to exit 244, FL Hwy 442 / Indian River Blvd. Turn left and travel 3.7
miles to US Hwy 1. Turn right (south) on US 1 and travel 10.25 miles. You will see a large
brown sign for the Wildlife Refuge. The approximate address of this intersection is 700 S US
Hwy, 1, Oak Hill, FL. This address will work with a GPS or Mapquest but not Google
Maps. You may also wish to take US Hwy 1 all the way from Daytona Beach
Immediately after this sign will be Kennedy Parkway, US 3, on your left. Take this road
approximately 7miles. You will come to a large white radar dome on your right.
The sign and dirt road for the ramp are on the left. This is the only structure you will come to
on this road.
From New Smyrna Beach: Take SR 44 to US Hwy 1. Go south on US 1 (Dixie Fwy)
approximately 14.5 miles to Kennedy Pkwy. Two miles south of the only flashing light in Oak
Hill you will see the sign for the Wildlife Refuge and Kennedy Parkway will be on your left.
Take Kennedy Parkway until you see the sign for the ramp we have chosen to use. (See
photos in Daytona Beach section) You can use the address 700 S. US Hwy 1, Oak Hill, FL
in Mapquest or GPS but not Google Maps to get you to the intersection with Kennedy Pkwy.
From Cocoa Beach: Head north on Hwy A1A which will turn into the 528 Beachline
Expressway. Take this to I-95 north. Travel approximately 15 miles north on I-95 to Titusville
exit 220. Turn right and continue 4.5 miles. You will cross a large bridge over the Indian
River. At the bottom of the bridge, turn left and follow the road into the parking lot of Parrish
Park For a shorter route, You can take the 528 to US Hwy 1 north. Travel north
approximately 15.5 miles until you reach Garden St. Turn right and you will arrive at the Max
Brewer Bridge. Cross the bridge and turn left at the bottom into Parrish Park.
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