Description

Coconut Point Park in Melbourne Beach, Florida, spans 36.9 acres and is cherished for its natural beauty and abundant outdoor activities. Known as a prime sea turtle nesting site, this park offers beachgoers a unique environment with a mix of wildlife and recreational amenities. Visitors can enjoy surfing, beachcombing, fishing, and bird-watching, with the park listed on Florida’s Great Florida Birding Trail. Amenities include a picnic shelter, restrooms, outdoor showers, and two dune crossovers, one of which is wheelchair accessible. The park is also a popular spot for spotting various shorebirds, including Black-bellied Plovers and Red Knots in winter, making it a peaceful and accessible destination for nature lovers and beach enthusiasts alike.