Discover Edgewater, FL: Nature, Adventure, and Small-Town Charm

Established in 1851 as Hawks Park, named after its founder, Dr. John Milton Hawk, the intercoastal city of Edgewater [https://www.visitnsbfl.com/edgewater?utm_source=ITIDigital-BlogDistribution&utm_medium=pressrelease&utm_campaign=ITIDigital-BlogDistribution] is today a thriving community that still retains its small-town charm. Once home to citrus growers and beekeepers-in fact, in 1888, 11 tons of local honey were shipped via steamboat from here-Edgewater is now a prime destination for those looking to explore the area's blueways. With its proximity to the Indian River and Mosquito Lagoon, the city offers an incredible diversity of wildlife and countless ways to enjoy the scenic environment: over 150 acres of parks, a beautiful riverside recreation path, paddling trails, and public boat launches.

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Where to Stay in Edgewater, FL

Check into the centrally located Best Western Edgewater for a stay perfect for families, a romantic weekend, or a friends' getaway. The cozy, clean, and well-appointed rooms feature all the modern conveniences, and boaters will appreciate the spacious parking lot.

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Must-Try Restaurants and Local Gems

Visitors will find a variety of dining options in Edgewater [https://www.visitnsbfl.com/edgewater?utm_source=ITIDigital-BlogDistribution&utm_medium=pressrelease&utm_campaign=ITIDigital-BlogDistribution], from cozy taverns to family-friendly fare to menus covering the world's diversity. Family-owned JC's Riptides serves up fine steak and seafood, specializing in broiled rock shrimp and slow-roasted prime rib. For some live music to accompany a meal or to shoot pool after a dinner of pub grub, go to Tailgatorz.

Fancy a cuppa? Sample some locally grown tea at Rise Yaupon. The team leads tours of the facility and educates guests about the Yaupon holly, a Florida species found abundantly here. The Dutch Oven Bread Co. is located next door, with a selection of breads and pastries to enjoy with the tea.

Explore Edgewater's Natural Wonders

Edgewater is home to an array of birds, fish, dolphins, manatees, and other unique marine and terrestrial species, making it a haven for nature enthusiasts and wildlife photographers.

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Many visitors come to the area to explore the water via several boat ramps [https://www.visitnsbfl.com/water-rental-sports?utm_source=ITIDigital-BlogDistribution&utm_medium=pressrelease&utm_campaign=ITIDigital-BlogDistribution] in town. Menard-May Park, along the Indian River, features playgrounds, volleyball courts, picnic tables, a fishing pier, and kayak and boat launches. George R. Kennedy Memorial Park, across from City Hall, has four boat ramps and a fishing pier with a gazebo.

For those wanting to celebrate a special event, spend an afternoon boating and swimming, or take in a glorious sunset before or after dinner, Toon Tikni Charters has several cruises, lasting from 90 minutes to three hours. Private cruises are also available.

Edgewater is the perfect blend of peaceful vibes, natural beauty, and crystal-blue waters, offering something fun and memorable for visitors of all ages.

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