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Port Canaveral locks

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Port Canaveral

 
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Crowd: Age ranges from 30s to 60s.

Neighbourhood: Cape Canaveral

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Age ranges from 30s to 60s.

From SRA1A Enter Port Canaveral, Take the first left turn and then the next left turn, Drive to you reach the end.
Cross street: Port Canaveral entrance
  • Crowd:Age ranges from 30s to 60s.
  • Hours:Daytime from 9 Am til 5 PM.
  • Cruising Info/ Tips:I just park and wait. There will be guys checking you out. There are a lot of bushes with openings to the river to the west. With several good concealed places. You know what to do!
    Cruisiest Spots: The bend of the road approximately 300 yards south of the gate at the locks.
  • Wheelchair Accessible:No
  • Warnings:A lot of guys fish there and a lot of couples meet there.
    Warnings: None so far.
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  • anyone up for a meet this thursday or sunday from 10am to 2pm?

    Commented on 5/30/2007 2:41:13 AM

     

  • is this place near the cruise ship terminals?

    Commented on 5/16/2007 2:15:09 AM

     

  • Went by there yesterday at noon. They are clearing out the Brazilian Pepper Plants, removing much of the cover. Saw some people fishing, but nothing happening. Does anyone cruise this spot anymore?

    Commented on 3/20/2007 5:53:41 AM

     

  • Ok this is how a good spot gets ruined, by posting & reposting directions to the location. If some one needs directions send it to them on their cruise email. I'm sure the police check this site for info..

    I have visited another location listed here and noticed the blacked out windowed cars parked in the area. Lowand behold they where on the news that night with a bust.

    Just becareful.. ;o)

    Commented on 8/27/2006 9:27:40 AM

     

  • Ok, found the place. From A1A northbound take the green port exit (first one if going north anyway). Turn right, then take the first left onto Dave Nishett Dr. Follow that to Mullett road and turn left. Follow that road along a1a until you pass scorpions new port mariana. This is the drawbridge area, here you have a nice boat dock and parking area. Mainly fisherman and stuff but there is a bathroom. If you continue to drive under the drawbridges and follow the road (winds a bit) you end up at the port canaveral locks. The road right in front of the locks has fisherman parking (think 528) where you can park and go into the mangroves and "fish". The locks are actually kind of cool in their own right but dunno didnt get the feeling that it woudl be very cruisy at least during the day. Not sure what the "rules" are about being in the area at night. When I get my bike out of the shop I will go explore after hours a bit. Ciao.

    Commented on 8/2/2006 1:22:12 AM

     

  • Hey there, got some directions that I cant follow until Wed but thought I would post see if anyone follows em before I do.
    Apparently take a1a north to the first port canaveral exit (the green one not the blue one), then take the first left, then take another left right away. Supposedly then you follow this road for awhile and it leads you around to the locks that are near the draw bridge. Also a boat launch nearby. I will verify and update later this week when I have a chance.

    Commented on 7/31/2006 9:43:13 AM

     
 
 
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