Cocoa Riverfront Park

Beautiful park. Great for families. And so close to Cocoa Village.
Great for a stroll or for events. The splash pad is a hit amongst kids.

For a show venue, this spot is niiice. Its on the water’s edge and has a lot of room to roam. Open air, dock to walk out on, sweet views, two facilities to relieve, grass area where vendors perch and spacious field to watch the show… But damn, whoever does the sound needs to get it right– This is a mini amphitheatre but sound is awful! Lighting is nice from far away but up close is not right. Collie Buddz was in the shadow the whole time and the spotlight was on drums, while there was no one there. SoJa blew it up but show ended sOo early, like 945 early bird bedtime. But that might be the city’s regulation…
The park is located in CoCoa Village and its a great area to walk about and chill afterwards or before. Super charming and quaint while still memorable.
For the day, its great if u have kids cuz there’s actually room to fly kites and the updated playground is awesome. New playset and a small splash spot for them to cool their butts and get tired. The views are entertaining with all the boats and causeway nearby.
Its definitely worthwhile to stop n stretch or make part of a day out of hanging in this place. Clean and mellow for sure w/​a lot of shops nearby or to picnic. =)

This beautiful park is located in Cocoa Village right on the river. Play ground with tree covered seating and a small water fountain for the kids to play in.

What a shame such a pretty little park slowly going down the tubes I guess that’s to be expected since it’s surrounded by the ghetto of cocoa a once lovely breezeway to walk through it to spend time with friends or family or your pets is now being covered with a solid rooftop inviting even more hobos and crack heads to seek shelter under I have slowly seem the decline in the element of people coming to enjoy the park especially in the heat of the summer the fountain starts to look like an intercity low-​income refuge. surely it’s the last facelift this park will see as önce crime begins to rise funding will be cut and so it becomes cocoa

Cocoa Riverfront Park is just a short walk from Cocoa Historic Downtown Area.
A really nice park especially enjoyable walking along the boardwalk like area right by the water.
I would suggest pick up a coffee or some ice cream and just enjoy the view.

Nice historic downtown cocoa. Lots of restaurants to choose from, and can take a nice walk on the dock along the river.

This is a really great park! It’s got an amphitheater, a park, a huge green space, great view of the river, and a circular path near the amphitheater.
They host events here all the time. There’s often food trucks and vendors and still a ton of room. The park is also right next to Cocoa’s Historic Downtown, which is also awesome.
The whole place is really the perfect outing. Go the park, shop downtown, eat at a great restaurant, and then take walk. Parking is a bit hard to come by. If you’re going for an event, plan ahead for parking. You’ll need to get there really early or be prepared to walk a decent way. There are several pavilions for public use, but these can fill up fast. The Cocoa Civic Center is on one edge of the park. It’s often open (especially during events) and it has the best restrooms.
Overall, it’s a great park and event space in a beautiful location.

Cocoa Riverfront Park is such a pretty park. There are nice walk ways with pergolas and trees over them so you have just the perfect sunshine and shade at the same time. You walk down the side walk and you get to the water adorned by boats of all kinds and sizes. There is also a big open grassy area, and a nice little fountain for kids and adult kids to play through to freshen up from the nice Florida Heat. This is a place for fun for the whole family. I believe there is also a band shell for concerts and events as well. This was a nice place to visit, and it makes those nature and outdoor lovers a happier person once they see and visit this park.

What a gorgeous park!
My favorite feature? It’s gotta be the nice, big playground for the kids. I love that it’s under shady trees (when summer comes around this is a great feature).
Also at this park there’s an Amphitheater where they have concerts and festivals, a large field, and the bathrooms are pretty much central to everything. At the far end is the boardwalk, with a spectacular view of the water and sail boats gliding along.
It’s not a huge place, but they pack in everything a family would need to have a great afternoon in the fresh air. Also, being snuggled up to Cocoa Village gives park goers the great advantage of having a place to eat after their visit.