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    Rotary Park At Suntree

    Rotary Park At Suntree

    (10 reviews)

    When you visit Rotary Park at Suntree you feel like you are in paradise. This is the nicest of the…read morewaterfront parks tucked along this stretch of the Indian River Lagoon. Rotary Park at Suntree is a spacious 10.36 acres. Amenities include a large shade covered playground, a beach for swimming and fishing, and six individual picnic pavilions with tables and a grill named for some of the wildlife that makes its home here like herons, dolphins, and manatees. Rotary Park at Suntree is a stop on the Great Florida Birding and Wildlife Trail, a network of more than 500 premier wildlife viewing sites across the state. There is also a large pavilion with a capacity for 150 people with restrooms and barbecue pits, and a 140 foot fishing pier. This park is the ideal destination for play, fishing, and small and large gatherings. The view of the Indian River is gorgeous from anywhere in the park and if you are lucky you may be able to spot a dolphin swimming by. Rotary Park at Suntree is administered to by the Rotary Club of Rockledge. Rotary was started by Paul Harris, a Chicago attorney who formed the Rotary Club of Chicago on February 23, 1905 so professionals with different backgrounds could exchange ideas and form lifelong friendships. Through the years Rotary expanded to include humanitarian missions. Today Rotary International is a network of 1.4 million people who work together to promote peace, fight disease, provide clean water, sanitation, and hygiene, save mothers and children, support education, grow local economies, and protect the environment. The Rotary Club of Rockledge, Florida, was founded in 1927 and it was the first Rotary club in Brevard County, Florida. You will often see a Rotary Park in Florida Towns because of their mission to improve the community.

    This is a small but charming park tucked away along US 1…read more When I arrived for the first time, I was a little disappointed that each of the picnic shelters were occupied. Not knowing what the park had to offer, I would have walked into one of them just to get my bearings and to see the over layout of the park. I made my way to the Pavillion, passing a playground. The Pavillion was completely empty and led to the fishing pier. The grounds were very interesting with the unique rock formations and waves crashing along the shore. I saw a manatee, which was totally unexpected but a welcome surprise. Squirrels and birds so used to human interaction stood only a couple feet of me at times. It was like something out of a classic Disney film. Overall, it was a nice visit. I enjoyed my solitude and the beauty of nature surrounding it.

    Hubert Humprey Causeway

    Hubert Humprey Causeway

    (5 reviews)

    This is a small little Park under the bridge…read more I seem to be quite a few families were hanging out and barbecuing down by the water. This park had a lot of people fishing as well so it has a few spots where fishing is safe and allowed. The pier is currently closed as they working on it. I still able to observe some wildlife in the water it's a people catching fish it's also good viewpoint over the river and self I'm watching the boats go by.

    Florida Bridge Information - Brevard County Hubert H…read moreHumphrey Bridge Florida State Bridge Inspections Health Index 1 Sufficiency Rating 2 86.3 77.8 National Bridge Inventory Rating Functionally Obsolete The term "functionally obsolete" only means that a bridge does not meet current road design standards. For example, some bridges are "functionally obsolete" because they were built at a time when lane widths were narrower than the current standard. " View Detailed NBI Report " Bridge Information Structure Status: Open, no restriction County: Brevard County Owner: State Highway Agency Maintenance Responsibility: State Highway Agency Roadway: Sr-520 Eb Facility Crossed: Indian River Year Built: 1969 Average Daily Traffic - State: 24,000 Average Daily Traffic - NBI: 19,000 Average Daily Truck Traffic - NBI: 1140.0 (6 % of NBI Average Daily Traffic) Future Average Daily Traffic - NBI: 32,965 in year 2032 Bypass, Detour Length: 0.6 mile Toll System: On free road. The structure is toll-free and carries a toll-free highway. Functional Classification: Expressways - Other Principal Arterial Type of Service On the Structure: Highway Lanes On the Structure: 2 Vertical Clearance Over Bridge Roadway: 3 feet Type of Service Under the Structure: Highway-waterway Lanes Under the Structure: 1 Vertical Clearance Under Bridge Roadway: Highway beneath structure, 0.14 feet Historical Significance: Bridge is not eligible for the National Register of Historic Places. Last Inspection - State: November 15, 2012 Last Inspection - NBI: October, 2010 Designated Inspection Frequency (NBI): Every 24 Months Bridge Location National Bridge Inventory Safety Feature Bridge Median: No median Bridge Railings: Inspected feature does not meet currently acceptable standards or a safety feature is required and none is provided. Transitions: Inspected feature meets currently acceptable standards. Approach Guardrail: Inspected feature meets currently acceptable standards. Approach Guardrail Ends: Inspected feature meets currently acceptable standards. National Bridge Inventory Condition Ratings Deck: SATISFACTORY CONDITION - structural elements show some minor deterioration. Superstructure: SATISFACTORY CONDITION - structural elements show some minor deterioration. Substructure: GOOD CONDITION - some minor problems. Channel and Channel Protection: Bank protection is in need of minor repairs. River control devices and embankment protection have a little minor damage. Banks and/or channel have minor amounts of drift. Culverts: Not applicable. Use if structure is not a culvert. National Bridge Inventory Operating Ratings: Load Factor (LF) - 6.54 tons National Bridge Inventory Ratings: Load Factor (LF) - 3.92 tons National Bridge Inventory Appraisal Ratings Structural Evaluation: 6 - Equal to present minimum criteria Deck Geometry : 4 - Meets minimum tolerable limits to be left in place as is Underclear, Vertical & Horizontal : 3 - Basically intolerable requiring high priority of corrective action Waterway Adequacy : 8 - Equal to present desirable criteria Approach Roadway Alignment : 8 - Equal to present desirable criteria Type of Proposed Work Work Proposed: Other structural work, including hydraulic replacements. Work Done By: Work to be done by contract Critical Feature Inspection Fracture Critical Details: N Underwater Inspection: Y24 Other Special Inspection: N

    Fired Up Fishing Charters & Shark Fishing - Baby cobia release on Fired Up fishing charters

    Fired Up Fishing Charters & Shark Fishing

    (28 reviews)

    My buddy and I wanted to fly down to Florida and do some fishing and a friend of a friend…read morerecommended these guys, so even though we were staying in Daytona we made the 90m drive down at 5am to fish with Fired Up. We had horrible weather that cut our trip short, and the fish just started biting right when it was time to leave, but I do not hold that against them as they can't control nature. We did catch our limit of kings, couple Atlantic sharpnose sharks, and three remora. Lost two kings. We went out with Captian Zach on the Under Fire. He was a cool dude who found us some big fish and kept us out longer than all the other captains due to the rough seas and incoming weather. I'd definitely fish with him again. For anyone wondering how to fly their fish home, it's pretty easy. Publix down here sells dry ice for about $1.50/lbs. You can have a max of 5.5lbs of dry ice in your checked luggage, no "water" ice allowed. Buy a $7 styrofoam cooler from the marina, put your fish in it with the dry ice on top, fill with bubble wrap so it doesn't move, tape the cooler shut and then wrap with bubble wrap, pop a "vent hole" through the bubble wrap and cooler, then throw it in a box and tape it shut, and put a note on the box that says "Contains Dry Ice" and TSA will let you check it with any airline. I looked and looked for a business that would vacuum seal our fish and freeze it, and pack it for us to fly home and I couldn't find one. Captain Zach was happy to fillet our fish for us which was awesome and convenient. I'd have paid extra if Fired Up would buy a company vacuum sealer and let the captains seal it up in two pound portions hint hint ;-) Fish keeps so much longer in vacuum bags not that this is gonna last very long as we will eat it fast. We will definitely be back for more fishing in the future.

    We had an amazing experience from the very beginning! A last minute situation had me looking for a…read morecompany that could get us on a shark fishing trip. When Chris answered the phone, he didn't have anything, but shortly called and told us he could get us in that evening. Our kids were beyond excited (2- 11 year olds and a 17 year old). Captain Zach was amazing! He told stories of his experiences out on the boat, answered questions and taught our kids some tips and tricks. I would highly recommend!

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