Rowing

Canal 54
Located on the border of Brevard and Indian River Counties, Canal 54 offers some 12 miles of protected water with only one slight bend, and very little boat traffic. It is a popular training location for many amateur, collegiate, and international rowing teams.

Canaveral Barge Canal
The Canaveral Barge Canal runs parallel to the Banana River and connects the Indian River Lagoon to Port Canaveral. It’s surrounded by lush mangroves, palm trees, and other native vegetation, providing a scenic backdrop for rowing. The canal’s calm waters make it suitable for rowers of varying skill levels, including beginners who may prefer more stable conditions.

The Grand Canal
The Grand Canal is part of the intricate network of waterways that meander through the barrier islands along Florida’s Space Coast. Lined with beautiful waterfront homes and tropical vegetation, it provides a picturesque backdrop for rowing. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced rower, this waterway provides a peaceful slice of Florida’s coastal charm.

Oars and Paddles Park
This 4.7-acre park is the home for Space Coast Crew and amenities include a boat house for Space Coast Crew, a floating launch dock open to the public, and more.

Ballard Park
Situated on the Indian River Lagoon and the Eau Gallie River in what was historically Eau Gallie, FL. The Melbourne High School rowing team bases its training here.