Dogs Allowed on Cocoa Beach!
Hey Cocoa Beach Dog owners & lovers, we have some exciting news for you!
Beginning this Sunday, July 15th dogs will officially be allowed on Cocoa Beach! Here is the list containing the areas areas in which they are allowed and the rules you should abide by:
- 4th Street South to north side of Murkshe Park (only location dogs are allowed).
Allowable times for dogs to be on the beach are 6:00am-10:00am and 5:00pm-7:00pm during standard time, 9:00pm during daylight savings time. - Owners must clean up after their dog. There are pet disposal stations located at each crossover from 4th Street South to Northside of Murkshe Park. Violation may result in a $250.00 fine.
- Please keep dogs off sand dunes and away from turtle nests.
- Lori Wilson dog park is open but they ask that NO dogs are on the outdoor premises of the fenced enclosure or on the beach in this area.
Thank you for your cooperation.
We cannot wait to see your furry
best friends out on the beach!
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It’s about time! What took so long?
Agree!!!!
Are the dogs required to be leashed?
yes!
Mauie Sur Fur Girl, Molokai Mollie and Lucy Lu where are you, are all ecstatic
I have had July 15th circled on my calendar for months! Not only is it my Mom’s birthday, but I’m sure she will be smiling down from Heaven when Nico and I walk down the beach!
Yes! It is way overdue for us to take our furry friends and have some fun in the surf!
Why the time limitations? Rediculous!
Thank you, We took our mini golden doodle,Bernie for his first ‘beach walk’. We loved it….
Yep I’m already seeing them pop up at the pier, Sheppard park, lori Wilson, and go figure most not on a leash…..Great Job people…
Could the winter evening hours be moved to 4:30 pm to allow a bit more time of day light. We are driving from Titusville and are spending more time on the road then the beach.