Castaway Point Park

Castaways Point Park is a scenic waterfront park located in Palm Bay, Florida. Situated on a peninsula between the Indian River Lagoon and the mouth of Turkey Creek, the park offers visitors access to natural beaches along the Indian River Lagoon shoreline.

The park features two fishing piers extending into the Indian River, providing excellent opportunities for anglers to cast their lines. Visitors can often spot wildlife from these piers, including dolphins, manatees, and various bird species that inhabit the area.

Castaways Point Park has well-maintained paved walkways and boardwalks that allow visitors to explore the grounds and take in views of the water. The park also includes covered pavilions with picnic tables, offering shaded areas for visitors to relax or enjoy a meal outdoors.

For those interested in water activities, the park has a kayak launch, allowing paddlers to explore the Indian River Lagoon. The small beach area provides another access point to the water.

Historical signage in the park informs visitors about the Native Americans who originally inhabited the area as well as early settlers of Palm Bay. With its natural beauty and recreational amenities, Castaways Point Park serves as a peaceful retreat for both residents and visitors to enjoy the scenic Indian River Lagoon environment.