Edgewater has acres of parkland, with a variety of uses ranging from Resource Based picnicking, fitness trails swimming and fishing , Activity Based tennis, football, racquetball, baseball, bicycling, etc. The Riverwalk along scenic Riverside Drive has become a popular facility for walkers, bicyclists and nature lovers.
Edgewater has a rich history. It was originally called Hawks Park, named after its founder, Dr. John Milton Hawks, in , as part of a Spanish land grant purchase. The first winter visitors and settlers arrived by steamboat, landing at a wharf across from a lodge called Bayview House. This four and one half-acre parcel was later given to the City as a historical site, and is now known as Menard-May Park, on Riverside Drive.
Some prehistoric midden, Indian shell and mound sites are listed in the Archaeological State Register. It is the worst place on Earth. City officials corrupt and evil. They have ruined my life with harrassment because you're only allowed to have an Read More.
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Auto racing. Water recreation. The main industries were growing citrus, raising bees, and fishing. In the year riverboats shipped out 11 tons of honey from the community. Although the town of Edgewater was not incorporated until , the Florida State Legislature changed the community's name from Hawk's Park to Edgewater in The founder's name and history are memorialized in Hawks Park on the west side U.
Highway 1 just south of W. Turgot Avenue. Most of the commercial activity in Edgewater takes place along busy U. Highway 1 that runs through the city for about 6 miles. A section of the city limits extend out to the intersection of Interstate 95 and State Road Like most places in Florida, you need to get off this main highway to see the town the way it probably looked back in the old days.
There are also many older businesses and residential communities between US-1 and the railroad to the west. Along the edge of south Riverside Drive is an unusual tree that has fascinated me for years. Or should I say trees?
The oak and palm seem to get along well and were no doubt aided in their twisted lives by a local human. Edgewater's great location on Florida's east coast has attracted its fair share of real estate developers and homebuilders. We have walking trails, paddling trails, fishing, boating, and bird watching.
Not only does Edgewater offer the quiet, tranquil riverside living, we also have a thriving manufacturing base, business parks and industrial centers. Every year additional businesses and manufacturers stake their claim here, reaping the benefits of this emerging area.
With convenient access to Highways, Interstate 95 and Interstate 4, as well as, toll roads which give you almost direct access to Walt Disney World. EconDev cityofedgewater.
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