Fisherman's Landing

Featuring the Grant Historical House, this scenic 7.48-acre community park situated along the Indian River is a perfect wayside stop for travelers and a convenient site for community events. The shaded pavilion with restrooms nearby, path and boardwalk invite picnics and leisurely strolls, and the 200' pier is popular for people who like to fish. Although motorized boat launching is not permitted, hand-carried canoes and kayaks have access from the north parking area.

For Grant Historical House information call the Grant Historical Society at (321) 723-8543. Originally erected in 1916, and has been restored complete with a collection of antiques and furniture that capture the time when it thrived. Today the Grant Historical House stands as a monument to the early pioneer days, and is a tribute to the history of the Florida community.

Facilities

• Restrooms
• Canoe/kayak launching from the shoreline
• Large Fisherman's Landing Pavilion
• Boardwalk
• 200' Fishing Dock

Rentals

Additional fees may apply for water, electricity, serving areas and kitchens (where applicable). Parking areas will remain open to the public and cannot be reserved, as it is still a public park. For additional information please call (321) 255-4400.

Fishermans Landing Pavilion

30 'x 38' pavilion with 8 - 10' tables - seats 80

Reserve Pavilion