We absolutely loved this place. Loads to see, do and play with. Very interesting tours and information everywhere. The children loved it, I loved it and the wife loved it. The place is huge, so sadly we couldn’t do or see it all in the time we had, so would require a second trip. If we ever go back to Florida, we will definitely go here again and see the rest. So many great memories. Please go and visit, you won’t be disappointed.

We enjoyed the space history and seeing plans and preparations for the future. Saw the new private companies buildings and launch pads. This is the 3rd time I've been here in 10 years and I still want to come back for more. Well worth the price. We took the extended bus tour this time. So glad we did. Should have brought water though.

What an incredible place to visit. There is so much history and shared beautifully. We went on a Sunday in July it wasn't too busy but very hot. When waiting for the bus over to see Apollo, they had fans and misters. They did a great job keeping those buses moving and people transported fairly quickly. Nice day

My children and I (ages 43, 24, 20, and 17) enjoyed this visit so much. Everything was so informational and exciting. We went a little late in the day, and can recommend that you get there as early as possible. Staff was helpful and gave suggestions on which exhibits we had time for and how to get to each one. The bus rides were pleasant and the videos shown were entertaining and informative. We plan to make our next visit start earlier and include two days so that we can see as much as possible.

The Kennedy Space Center was amazing. It is informative, it is cool, and it’s a lot to take in and see in one day. I recommend arriving when the place opens. I arrived one hour after and did not have time for the bus tour. Nice place to take kids if you have them or go alone/group/couple. Experience is for all ages. They have a Space Shuttle experience and many other attractions for all to enjoy.

Visiting NASA fulfilled one of my childhood dreams, and after experiencing it, I realized that dreaming about coming here from childhood is truly worthwhile. NASA doesn't just provide information; it offers actual experiences. For instance, instead of just describing the shuttle crew's experiences, they let us actively engage with it. The shuttle descent, for example, can be experienced through intelligently created slides. If you're into science, this is a must-visit place. I'll definitely come again.

The Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex has so much to offer, but the Space Shuttle Atlantis exhibit stole the show for me. Seeing a space shuttle – one that actually flew missions – is awe-inspiring. The way they've presented Atlantis, tilted and with its cargo bay doors open, makes you appreciate the sheer complexity of these machines. There are plenty of other cool exhibits (and that simulated launch is also a must!), but if you're fascinated by the shuttle program, make sure to dedicate time to Atlantis. Between the films, displays, and being so close to an actual orbiter, it's an experience that leaves you in awe of human achievement. Also, spend at least 2 days and also book the explorer tour, it is 2 hours and worth every second!

This is an AMAZING place to visit. My kids were super excited about the Planet Play playground and I had a great time playing with them. I can easily say this is the absolute BEST playground I've ever been to (we've been to A LOT!). I mean the place is full with amazing experiences and tons of exciting things to see and learn. One day was not enough for me. I hope we can make our way back someday.

In the four years we’ve visited family , we have avoided the space center due to the cost of admission. We thought we would give it a try to see what it was all about and WOW it exceeded our expectations. Our visit here was our favorite part of our trip this year. There’s so much to do and to see , we actually didn’t get to see it all! Quite frankly , if you have kids, a two day admission might be the way to go! We really enjoyed the way this experience is guided and organized but yet you can do it at your own pace. We took the bus tour and that was a fun excursion! Our favorite exhibit was the Atlantis building ! So much fun. We actually took our 5 month old and he enjoyed it rolling around in a stroller! It’s a great mixture of indoors and outdoors . We will definitely visit again.

Got off our cruise early and decided to give it a look. We arrived right as the gates opened which would prove to be a phenomenal idea. Received the military discount at the easy to use self checkout kiosk and in we went. Most every attraction we went to we only had a dozen or less people with us. Around lunch it was definitely crowded. Our impromptu visit just happened to be on the anniversary date of the very first shuttle launch which was very cool. Not only that but meeting Steve Swanson was amazing ! When we saw Atlantis presented the way it was I got chills like a little boy. The attractions and history were absolutely amazing. Something that without a shadow of a doubt needs to be brought back into service. Plenty of bathrooms throughout and if you decided to eat there they actually have a great selection to include an amazing salad. Definitely wouldn’t mind visiting again, an overall blast for two grown ups. Lastly every staff member we encountered from the gate guard to the restaurant cashier were amazing, helpful, and polite.

Very memorable experience and well worth the $57 ticket price! I thought it was kinda expensive, but after the first attraction I realized why they ask that price. It is much more than just reading plaques and looking at exhibits… there’s so much to do and participate in! Plan on spending the entire day there. Got there at 9am and left at about 4:45pm. We saw almost everything in one day and we were hustling! I can see how the two day pass can be worth it if you are in the area a while. Came on a Sunday in late January and it was fairly crowded. We didn’t wait in lines too long, but on an extremely busy day, there’s no way you could see everything in one day. The park is outdoors as much as it is indoors so dress accordingly to the weather! Parking $10, several food places with fair prices.

Lots of activities! Lots of information! Lots of walking to do! I was glad as a middle aged individual that we purchased a 2 day pass, so that we could split the activities. You can't see everything in one day! Did about 5 major activities the first day including the bus tour (which is a must do). Lots of food and merchant memorabilia around, impossible to go hungry. Ample parking and rest rooms.

Well worth the money!! Suggest bringing cash for parking cos only 1 booth accepts credit card. The IMAX Asteroid Hunters 3D was incredibly well made and informative. The bus tour culminating at the Apollo/Saturn V exhibit was amazing as well. Atlantis exhibit was great but could’ve done without the 2 mini movies to get in. Overall 10/10!!

One of the best theme-park-meet-museum places I've ever been to. Outstanding quality and quantity of expositions, extremely helpful and engaged staff, great depth of information adequate both for children and adults. There are some amazing simulator rides to be had, and multiple reveal moments that will just floor you. The Saturn V rocket is a sight to behold. A must see in Florida, if not in the entire US!

Woah!! We've been huge fans of the space program since we were kids in the early 70's- and nothing, I mean nothing could have prepared us for this experience!!! The amount of hard work, the attention to detail, the history that literally comes to life in real time!!!! The food is wonderful! The staff there are friendly, and have tremendous knowledge that they are eager to share! If you haven't been, book a trip now! If you have been, tell a few friends and go back together! WOW!

Such a great place to visit with family and kids. A lot to learn about space, shuttles and missions. Highly recommend to buy two day admission tickets and register ahead of time for virtual reality experiences. It’s so much fun! Atlantis experience was my favorite by far 👍 make sure you check out the second floor of the gift shop, you can talk to a real astronaut there, get an autograph, take a picture and ask him a question! I’m glad we scheduled this trip on a weekdays! We also got a chance to watch the Falcon9 launch on a second day! Transportation ticket was about $70 extra per person, bus takes you to the spectators place about 3.3 miles away from launch! This is once in a lifetime experience 💯

A must see place if you are interested and into space exploration. The indoor and outdoor exhibits are top notch and amazing. Plan on spending at least a full day to fully enjoy everything. I was blown away by how well everything was and the size of the exhibits. Great for all ages.

What a cool place! We have 7 year old twins and could've definitely split this up across a couple of days. We were here all day and started running low on the food we brought and little kids patience. Overall though, everything was great. There was enough to keep the kids and adults entertained.

Great place to take students on field trip! I can’t wait to go back in a day that I can explore on my own! The American audacity to explore space is amazing! The lunch provided on the field trip was amazing. It is such a professionally run operation. The educators were top notch.

An amazing experience. Great place to take the kids for a day. I recommend doing the explorer tour, well with it. Getting to see all the launch pads and even a couple of bonus things that day. Can spend the entire day here easily. Seeing the Saturn 5 rocket in real life is just incredible

Far exceeded my expectations! I'll start by saying I'm not a huge space nerd or anything (though a general nerd for sure!), and this destination wasn't at the top of my list of places to visit on my Florida trip. I thought the admission price was a bit steep, but I was in the area (and survived the sticker shock of Disney), so decided to go for it. I went with my wife and 2 and 5 year old daughters. There was so much for all of us to do! The Planet Play, which is basically a giant indoor playground, was amazing. My girls could have just stayed there all day. The exhibits elsewhere were both interactive and informative. The bus trip to see the Saturn V rocket was absolutely worth it. It just has to be seen to believe how massive it is. The Space Shuttle Atlantis was phenomenal... Actually everything was. We only got to see a fraction of what there was to see and experience (kids got tired). If I were there by myself, I could have easily spent at least a couple days here. It absolutely exceeded all of my expectations.

Really great place to visit with the family or just adults. There is a lot more to do here than 10 years ago and with minimal wait lines compared to other theme parks. We had a great time and and I would suggest paying extra for the KSC extended bus tour as it stops at a lot of very educational and interesting spots for a once in a lifetime viewing opportunity.

A fantastic learning experience. There are a ton of things to see and do. A crammed full day to try to see as much as possible is doable if you're aware of the times for all the movies and experiences. I snapped a couple photos at the entrance of the attractions and times and flowed from one thing to the next pretty easily and started at 10am. Highly recommend and will always want to come back!

Amazing attraction! A must see place for the historical value and the overall value for the history of the human race. The park is well setup, easy to navigate, perfectly managed and organised. I was particularly impressed with the amount of objects of historical importance put in display. You don't want to miss the area dedicated to the Apollo mission . Just a wonderful experience, money well spent. If you can, you should plan the visit over two days as there is a lot to see. Also, make sure not to miss the bus tour!

We had a good time there. With the senior citizen discount it was $70 each plus tax and an extra $10 for parking so it cost over $160 for two of us. Without the discount admission was $75 +tax, and active duty military was $70. They are turning it into a theme park compared to the last time I was there in 1981 which was much different. I would suggest getting there as early as possible to get to see everything and bring plenty of money.

This was one of the best experience I've ever had! Just amazed by the exhibition! If you really want to see everything, you'll need more than one day. In one day you can cover pretty everything but without spending much time by reading. It is impressive, huge and amazing! I don't regret any dollars I spent there, and it wasn't cheap. If I'll have opportunity, I'll return

We had a family trip on December 2023 during Christmas must visit Kennedy Space Center an incredible experience! 🚀✨ It's awesome to see rockets and great work what scientist and astronauts doing and how there journeys are and you can enjoy some food and coffee there. (Even if it was a bit pricey, ) but the overall experience was worth it. Would definitely recommend.!

My 13 year old son and I visited about a week ago on a Saturday. It took us quite a bit of time to be able to park- so many people on a Saturday morning at 11:00 a.m.! Learn from us and get there earlier. :) Once we made it past the gates, we absolutely loved our time at the space center. We paid for the Explore Bus Tour. I have no idea what the other bus tour is like but this one was great. The driver made lots of stops so we could get out and take pictures. Our tour guide was very knowledgeable and kept us engaged the entire time. Seeing Saturn V and watching all the presentations/mini-movies are an absolute must! So fascinating and awe-inspiring! I love history and this place was just wonderful! I loved learning about the astronauts and all the men and women that have worked so hard on our space program. Even if you’re not in love with learning about history, this place is still incredible to see. Oh- and yes, there were a lot of people there but because the visitor center is SO big, it never felt like there were TOO many people. Large crowds were never a big problem for us while there.

Atlantis was our favorite part, the reveal was amazing and we enjoyed the launch experience. The bus tour was great and very informative. We spent the entire day there and it was enough time for our group. We waited a while to get in but once inside it didn't feel overly crowded and the lines weren't terribly long. One of the employees even showed us a video of himself driving the Mars rover and told us what it was like to do so. This was awesome and put it over the top for our kids.

Watching a live Discovery episode about space travel is the best way to describe it. Don't expect a theme park with intense attractions; instead, it's an educational park where everything is meticulously arranged. The atmosphere is more relaxed than in the big parks, and the staff are a bit friendlier and more helpful. This makes the experience at the KSC a 5-star one. We also had the privilege of witnessing a launch from the grandstands, which was definitely the highlight of the day. We spent 6 hours in the park, including waiting time, so you can easily fill a whole day there.

What a great experience! You can spend the entire day here exploring. There are even training sessions but book way in advance if you want to do those. They offer different tour packages if you're interested in that too. Bus tour is included in the general ticket purchase and well worth taking. Fun surprises throughout the buildings! Must for everyone!

My visit to the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex was an out-of-this-world experience! I was captivated by the sense of wonder and exploration that permeates every corner of this incredible facility. The Visitor Complex offers a perfect blend of education, entertainment, and inspiration for visitors of all ages. From the awe-inspiring rocket displays to the interactive exhibits showcasing the history and future of space exploration, there's something here to ignite the imagination of every visitor. One of the highlights of my visit was the chance to see real spacecraft up close, including the iconic Saturn V rocket and the Space Shuttle Atlantis. Standing in the shadow of these engineering marvels was a humbling reminder of the incredible achievements of humanity in space exploration. The educational opportunities at the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex are second to none. The staff are passionate and knowledgeable, offering insightful commentary and engaging presentations that bring the wonders of space to life in a way that's accessible to visitors of all ages. I am so disappointed that I could not wait until evening to visit a rocket launch the same evening I was there. Overall, my visit to the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex was truly unforgettable. Whether you're a space enthusiast or simply curious about the wonders of the universe, this is a must-visit destination that will leave you inspired and in awe of the endless possibilities of space exploration. It stands the epitome of what mankind can do - to make the impossible possible.

If you are into space exploration, the space program, or a history buff, this is the place. We came on a week day, but it was still pretty crowded. Lots of spring break families with their kids. You can take a bus tour to the Saturn program museum. Neat to see the rockets, control rooms, and artifacts from this era. Another building has interactive flight simulators. We chose Mars, the red planet. These are short, maybe 20 minutes, and the chairs move and roll with the simulation. There is also an astronauts hall of fame. We spent only 4 hours but you need at least a day to see everything.

This was a unique experience for sure. It seems to be more geared towards children than adults but it does have appeal for adults. There is a lot to see and the 2 day pass is far cheaper per day than a 1 day pass. We went for 1 day and was able to get through everything. If you like to read all the plaques and get more involved with the exhibits I'd recommend planning for 2 days as there is a lot to go through. The food line was chaotic and took a long time but the food was good.

Ever since I was little , I have wanted to visit Kennedy Space Center. I was luck to be in the area for school for a few months and finally got the chance. It did not disappoint in one bit. Everything in the park is so interesting, and it all is amazing to take in. While the tickets are a bit pricey (around 90 bucks), it is well worth it and totally understandable from what you actually get. I would advise, bring water and coming early to be able to see everything.

Amazing. Staff is friendly and accommodating. The exhibits are interesting, interactive, and inspiring. There is so much to do and see. You really need the whole day. I really enjoyed the time here. Also, we greatly appreciate that there were wheelchair rentals for $10 dollars which made all of the exhibits very accessible for my mom. What a great day!!

Awesome day exploring the space center and we were lucky enough to witness a launch as well. You definitely need all day here to see and experience everything properly. I definitely recommend the simulation of a launch ride. My dad has his mobility scooter and he was treated like a king 😊👍❤️

Absolutely worth a visit! There's an abundance of learning, activities, and exploration opportunities here. To skip some of the lines, I recommend purchasing tickets in advance. Visiting on a Saturday, we encountered a queue for entry/security. To make the most of your time, prioritize the bus tour upon arrival—it's a fantastic way to beat the rush before the last bus heads out. The Apollo center videos were informative and engaging for all ages. Spotting native wildlife during the bus ride was also a highlight. Food prices were reasonable, and the kids were thrilled with Planet Play—a super cool play space.

Mission of the National Park Service: "The National Park Service preserves unimpaired the natural and cultural resources and values of the National Park Service System for the enjoyment, education, and inspiration of this and future generations. That being said, this is an administrative office, not a beach or recreation site. Ain't no enjoyment or inspiration happening here. Visited this Canaveral National Seashore administrative office for a business transaction. Its sign stated that the hours were 8 to 4:30. Rang doorbell at the front door numerous times, but no one answered. Additionally, phone calls were unanswered. Finally, went to the back door, into the back foyer, and knocked. Finally, an employee came out and said business should be transacted at visitor centers. Zzzzz...

So beautiful, still a natural beach with no commercialism, clean beach, many animals to observe and the water is wonderful and so was a man we saw fishing's luck ! Thank you for keeping this jewel pure !!! And btw... You can get a pass good for 1 year that about equals the cost of 1 1/2 regular admissions and go visit as many times a week as you want ! Well worth the $$ !!

I called to get information on the beach if they were going to be open today. Since there was no reason for the beach to be closed on Sunday at 12 noon. So she put me on hold to connect me to someone else, and no one picked up the phone so basically she put me on hold. I thought that was a bit rude.

The staff here was very pleasant and informative, it was clean and well maintained, very nice place.

A great day at the beach, even when the surf was rough.

It stinks having to pay to go to the beach, but if you are in Titusville, it is the only option.

This is a beautiful place to get back to nature.

Great museum for the military machine enthusiast. My 14 year old son and I visited this morning and the planes that are on display are very well preserved/maintained. These are on par with some of the bigger museums we have visited. You can tell they really care about the machines in their care. They have some real unique pieces with very interesting stories attached. Our tour guide, Curtis was great. He was very patient with my son who is a big military plane buff, so he had lots of anecdotes to share. There are a couple different air conditioned museum areas with lots of military memorabilia and artifacts on display. The gift shop is small but nice and they have lots of different t-shirts and models available for purchase. If we are back in the area again, we will probably come back for another visit with the rest of the family. Definitely worth the price of admission.

While in town on business I stopped by the museum and was completely amazed by the amount of artifacts and planes on display. The staff greet you warmly and are very friendly. Completely versed on any of the items on display and are happy to share a story about what they know of the history behind the planes. My age group would be drawn to the Beautiful F-14 Tomcat in the hangar. What an amazing aircraft. It’s much larger than what you see in the movies. Many WW1 and WW2 era planes to see. As well as Vietnam era. There is even an opportunity to see where they rehabilitate these gorgeous aircraft. A few helicopters and the ramp has larger planes parked outside the hangar. So many things to see. Be sure and plan to spend the afternoon or the day. And buy a cool shirt in the gift shop. It all helps to keep the facility open. A special thank you to the volunteers who continue to serve our country 🇺🇸. Enjoy

Extraordinary. An absolute must if you've any interest at all in aviation. Stupidly, we ignored the signs for this place and headed instead for the Kennedy Space Centre. Two fairly disappointing hours later, we exited Kennedy and headed straight here. We were met with very reasonable entry fees and a hugely knowledgeable, complimentary guided tour (thanks so much Allen/Alan). Wow. Just wow. Next time over the pond, we'll have a whole day here and still won't see everything. Brilliant, brilliant, brilliant. DO NOT MISS THIS. *Apologies for the standard of the pictures, I was running out of time.

Incredible museum! Wear comfy shoes and set aside a large block of time. You can have a guided tour which lasts about 3 hours and I guarantee there's going to be some stuff you want to double back and see. The staff is all incredibly friendly and the guides have tons of knowledge and information. It's well worth the drive and admission price.

We had a wonderful morning at the Warbird Air Museum. Our tour guide (Gordon) was great. My sons & I are very interested in military history & specifically Aviation. So, this was right up our alley!!!!

Took my teenage sons here and we were all fascinated! John was s great tour guide! He is a veteran who was a fighter jet pilot in the Vietnam War. He had so many great, and exciting stories about missions he flew. And you felt like there wasn’t any detail he didn’t know about the aircraft on display. So glad we decided to stop here on a rainy afternoon!

Had a fantastic time checking out the Warbirds exhibits today. Ex Navy pilot Roger was so kind with his time to explain aircraft evolution & aircraft carrier operations along with his personal life experience. Would recommend to all, never forget the brave aviators that fought in these aircraft to our freedoms of today. Thanks again ! Ray from the UK

One of our familys favorite places to visit. The whole family loves the history and seeing the historic aircraft. I have visited this museum my whole life and have seen it grow through the years. The only flying twin mustang is here, and a once in a lifetime must see. Make sure to go to one of the airshows !!

Had an awesome time with 4 kids (one being me) spending time visiting with all of my favorite airplanes. Incredible collection, amazingly talented/worldly staff of guides. Dan was particularly amazing, accommodating, knowledgeable and very patient with 3 <5 year olds. If you want to see and meet legends of AirPower, this is the place.

Beautiful museum with a host of planes from many eras, WW1-Vietnam. Lots of memorabilia, mannequins in uniform, and a gift shop. A wonderful treasure trove of US Military Aviation history. Definitely check it out! (If not for the C-47 alone!)

Great not very well publicized aircraft museum. 2 hangars full of planes from WWI on. Tour guys are volunteer retired military. They give free tours and are very enthusiastic about sharing their love of aviation. It’s definitely worth stopping by for a visit. Would highly recommend. Hangars are not air conditioned so be prepared to be hot.

A definite must-see for anyone who loves aviation, military history or dreams of becoming a pilot. Tons of great planes in excellent shape and a few you can go inside which was a blast from the past for sure and really cool to see. There's also a flight simulator and tons of great pieces of vintage history in various museum-like settings throughout, as well as very friendly tour guides and a gift shop. Definitely worth the trip and cost.

Genuinely the greatest museum I have ever been to. I was able to walk up and under every single aircraft here, and I was able to chat with a F-105 pilot who flew in Vietnam (His name was John, incredible man). For the price you CANNOT beat this place. Absolutely lovely staff and extremely clean hangers. PS: You might notice I added 22 photos. This is only a select few because there were so many birds.

Very Good museum with a nice collection of Warbirds. We spend about 2 1/2 hours. Volunteers share information about the planes and allow access into some restricted plane areas. Knocked off a star because the signage is not compete or missing in some cases.

Stopped in after visiting the Kennedy space center. It looked small on the outside, but I was pleasantly surprised by how many aircraft they have in the hangars and out on the ramp. Very cool collection!! I highly recommend checking it out!

A really neat museum! They had a whole bunch of memorabilia throughout the 20th century wars, A couple WW2 aircraft on display, a ton throughout the whole Cold War/Vietnam/Korea era, and a couple modern jets. Also had a bunch of engines on display including a Wasp Major, which was pretty neat to see. Definitely worth a visit! They even have a little viewing area for their restoration work.

Super cool museum! Lots of information about the planes and vehicles they have on display. You can learn a lot in a short amount of time. I was running a little late for my flight and had a couple hours to kill here and it was totally worth the price of admission just to talk to some of the knowledgeable staff and read about the interesting type of plans that they have.

Incredible artifacts from ww2, Korean conflict and Vietnam. Many excellent displays of model planes, uniforms, weapons. And fully restored planes and jets. They are being refurbished on the spot. One can touch many of the planes, helicopters, and vehicals. Fly ins by local plane owners. Book store and souvenir shop. Sat. Morning breakfast included with entrance fee, once a month. Well worth visiting. Take your time , much to see.

I’m just amazed how much there was to see here, it was far better than any airshow I ever saw. So cool you can walk around and touch these beautiful aircraft! So much history and you can tell people care about this place. I will return again when I’m in the area!

If you love, appreciate and value the history of our military, service members and our amazingly beautiful military aircrafts...THIS is a museum you shouldn't pass up!! We spent a couple hours here looking at and learning about the different fighter jets and military planes the museum has on display. We were approached by a volunteer named Mark who told us if we had any questions, just let him know. Well...we ended up staying with Mark as our personal, and extremely knowledgeable, tour guide for the next hour. Mark was amazing!! We learned so, so much from him. Got to sit in the cockpit of a B52 which was mind blowing! This museum is a must see if you're in the area! Ask for Mark, you won't be sorry!!

Definitely one of the best air museums we’ve ever been to! So much variety of planes and everything is so well kept and restored it feels like you’re back in time. Our toddler loves airplanes and had an amazing time walking around and checking out everything! Staff here is also super nice and welcoming. Would highly recommend making the drive and visiting VAC!

This review is specific to the Heroes and Legends building. I noticed other reviews appeared to be about the entire KSC Visitor Center. Informative area about the astronauts and the missions they completed. It put into perspective the volume of astronauts and also the missions. There were also some other capsules, a rocket and other memorabilia here. They didn't have this area properly ready when the center opened. We missed some of the experience and stopped by here on the way out of the park to see one or two things that one of my children definitely wanted to see. Almost none of the video screens were working upon first arrival. People were staring into a space walk display trying to figure out what it was. They appeared to be working at the end of the day.

We went to NASA Space Center Visitor Complex near the end of August and I made a review about it so if you want to see that go look at the NASA Space Center Visitor Complex reviews. The Hero’s and Legends shows is amazing it’s a free show as long as you pay for admission. It’s a amazing show and I recommend going if you at the Space center.

Great show but had long line during holiday season. I stood in line and sent rest of my family to explore nearby places.

Awesome! It was a wonderful and honored experience.

The movie screen was great. The leadership traits were great.

The Astronaut Hall of Fame is a place where American astronauts are remembered and honored. You can learn about the lives of space heroes and see original belongings. Quite inspiring to know that this exhibit hall was created by the Mercury Seven astronauts. There are few movies upon walking in there along with a redstone rocket and vehicle capsules to see. In the end of the exhibit youll find the names of all those inducted into the hall of fame. Walk among these heroes and be inspired!

Totally awesome look at the human side of NASA and space flight.

Nice 3d movie and historical equipment of aeronautics.

Being in law enforcement in Canada I really loved seeing all the American law enforcement historical items, uniforms, vehicles and so much more. The front desk agent was so kind, welcoming and awesome. The displays are expansive with lots of good content. They have pretty much every service patch you can imagine. It’s a very affordable museum to visit. There are activities for kids and a dress up corner. There is a lot of sadness on the left side of the museum - remembering fallen officers is extremely important but defiantly leaves you sad if you end there. The middle memorial is absolutely stunning but again sad that there are so many names on the memorial walls. Worth a visit.

This was a hidden gem we discovered while driving around. The place is very interesting. I could have spent hours looking around. They have a really nice area catered to children, a beautiful memorial, and everything in between. I really liked seeing the historical weapons and criminal tools. This is a must visit for everyone.

Awesome place and very informative and has a beautiful memorial to all fallen police officers in the USA on a ongoing granite wall. Very clean and so interesting with wonderful memorabilia of police vehicles, clothing. Guns, tools etc.

Never knew there was such a place like this out there. We drove all the way from Central FL to check this place out and it did not disappoint at all!! So much history in there that you can get lost in there for hours! It looks small from the outside, but the way it is laid out helps you get the best of everything. Also, the memorial for 9/11 is extremely gut wrenching 🥺

Had a great time! Many historical items and information. Hands on for kids. Honoring our fine officers. LOVED the shooting range.

Great police museum with lots of displays and interactive stuff for kids, interesting gun and squad collection. Honorable memorial for the fallen. Also has an attached gun range. Staff was great we came late and they let us in for free to look around.

Really nice & informative law enforcement museum!! The staff is very friendly & helpful and we found the names of some officers we know of who were killed in the line of duty. First class place & highly recommend! We will definitely be back & plan to watch their calendar of events!

This museum went well above my expectations. There’s a little something for every interest; a Western section complete with stocks, old weapons, a tramp chair that you can sit in, a mob section that has old news clippings etc. For the little ones; An area for puppet shows, a place to make your own badge, even a dress up corner. My personal favorite was the investigation section! They have a computer set up with digital composite software that was a lot of fun, an area to compare footprints and dna. The interactive exhibits were so unique, a gas chamber, electric chair, a mock prison cell. Very cool! We ended our visit by going into the memorial in the middle which honors all the fallen officers since 1960. Sobering experience! Admission is reasonable, everything is clean and very well cared for, the staff is fantastic. We spent over two hours there!

Lots of educational opportunities and exhibits here. The kids area was a nice bonus. We did the simulation - it was okay. Enjoyed the many photo ops and historical exhibits.

Very nice museum, showing the history of the American Police Officer. Very nice center tribute to all of the men and women who gave the ultimate sacrifice. The gentleman at the front was very welcoming and stopped by on our walk through to see if we had questions and check in on our experience.

Amazing place, lots of history here, and a tribute to our heroes in law enforcement. The whole family enjoyed all of the exhibits. This place is a must see

🌳🌲Trails, Nature, Animals, and More!🌳🌲 The Enchanted Forest Sanctuary provides a variety of terrain and trails for all types of walkers. There are paths that lead through sand, are paved with concrete, lead into wooden planks over streams and foliage, and that cut through brush deep into the woods. Trials vary in length as well, whether you want to walk half a mile, or multiple miles. Many of the trails are covered by trees, so walking them even in the afternoon isn't a problem. Easy-to-follow trails are delegated by signposts. I often encounter wildlife when I walk here, such as boars, snakes, turtles, rabbits, and armadillos. There are also many beautiful places for photography. I have included a few photos for your enjoyment. The welcome center includes a giftshop and some interactive exhibits that kiddos will enjoy. There's a little something for everyone in the family here if you love being outdoors in nature.

A free trail open Tues to Friday. It's a little over 3 miles with all the connected trails that are looped together. Easy trails with some shade that are well mapped out. There are lots of benches around for you to take breaks if needed. Family friendly as well. Enjoy it early in the morning before it gets too hot.

This is a gorgeous natural space in the middle of a bustling town. It felt as wild as being in a remote jungle. The natural landscape is inhabited by many birds and I even saw some piglets wandering about. Make sure to stay on all the trails and carry for your water and insect repellent. It’s so beautiful here and the staff who operate it are welcoming and knowledgeable. They will tell you all the great spots to see.

Beautiful trails that are well maintained. Nice butterfly garden and awesome staff. A big thank you to Martha, for taking the time to show my daughter some of the endangered species of plants their growing. Great place to check out!

If you love nature, you’ll love this place; it’s very serene. It’s free to visit, has several beautiful trails with lots of shade and other things to do. Just remember; no restrooms on the trails. Definitely a must if visiting Titusville.

My wife randomly spotted this amazing place along our travels! Amazing hiking trails and lots of wildlife! I 100% percent recommend if you're in the area. Bonus, it's free!!!

Incredibly peaceful and beautiful! I must say it is a very thoughtful park. Kind volunteers greet you upon arrival. Once you sign in grab a map and your ready to go! They even let you borrow their laminated informative Field Guides to help you along the way (please return them when done...for others). All trails are marked well and the maps tell you length of each one. Great way to decide which way you go! Like I said, thoughtful. We even ran into a gopher tortoise on Tortoise Trail! Perfection!

Explore gorgeous natural Florida at this beautiful sanctuary! There is a lot of seating for picnics, a screened in enclosure for functions and an outdoor stage with benches for the audience! With a butterfly garden, lovely trails to walk and an informative welcome center it's a wonderful way to spend an afternoon! The staff is helpful and there are also a few Geocaches to be discovered!

I loveee the Enchanted Forest! Amazing staff! The most beautiful scenery. I highly recommend this location to my clients. The big 'ole tree is my favorite spot, for sure!

Amazing place, really enchanted. We didn't do the whole trail, but the walk we did was amazing. Nice volunteer welcoming and guiding visitors. The learning center was amazing for our kids, and they played some nature games and watched through the microscope. Nice place.

An enchanting hidden gem on the Space Coast! Miles of hiking (by FLA standards)/walking (by almost any other measure) trails through several different FLA biomes, including a very well-marked 5K, if you want to get in a trail run! A mix of surfaces: hard packed sand covered with leaf litter and/or pine needles, loose sand (esp on the Ridge Trail), exposed roots, boardwalks, and even mud (esp after some rain). There is even a short (0.1 mi) ADA-appoved trail. There is also a small (but excellent) visitors center, a reflection pond, a picnic area, an amphitheater, and a butterfly garden. And, as if to prove that the best things in life are still free, there is no charge for visiting the Enchanted Forest! Go outside and play!

I had two wild hogs cross my path on Saturday, March 16, 2024. Good hiking trails. This park is completely free of any charges. See a lot of gopher turtles, ring necked snakes, they're completely harmless, usually during the early afternoons. You will sometimes lose cell phone service in certain areas. Very peaceful and educational concerning Florida's natural state and ecosystems. Glad this park is doing their part in protecting a natural piece of Florida. They do not allow pets. Bring your own drinking water.

CLOSED ON MONDAY. I can't give five stars because I was only there an hour but that hour was terrific. I was there during midday so can't comment on the birding, but appears to have potential. Beautiful trails! You can see the gopher tortoise up close and personal. But don't pet the tortoise because they have a strong beak. Cheers.

I went to the Enchanted forest after my plans for Kayaking fell through. The visitor center was clean and organized, parking was not difficult to find, and there was abundant signage with details about the trails and information. In regards to the trails, I went on the Biodiversity Loop which is about .7 miles. The trail was clearly identified and at trail junctions it was easy to identify the other trails. It's probably been at least 15 years since I visited the Enchanted Forest previously and after today's visit, I feel I have been neglecting one of Titusville's nicest outdoor attractions. They have a to trail marked out that I will definitely be running through in the future. Overall, the facility and trails are great and I would recommend if you are traveling through the area or are a Titusville local.

Was more beautiful 20 years ago but is more natural now. Needs the water in the roof to run of to the other side or be carried over for now. Good place to go for a walk. Careful with donations the gift shop was/is basically stealing them just like other donation places.

The best sanctuary in the county! Never fails, always wonderfully upkept, and never a boring exploration! We love finding tracks, looking at creatures, and enjoying the most diverse hike. They have different biospheres, a variety of paths and trails each with their own experience, and the highest point of elevation in the county. Also make sure to stop inside the building it is amazing all they have in there! Adults or families make sure to stop here! Thank you to all the amazing staff and volunteers, we are so lucky to have this sanctuary!

This place come highly recommended. It lived up to its reputation! We had a decent wait but well worth it. Outside dinning was first available and was very nice. The food was all great except we didn't care for The Big Dill. We are pickle fans too! They said it was a popular item on the menu and I'm sure that's accurate but just didn't suite our taste. However everything else exceeded our expectations! The deviled eggs is worth walking to the restaurant for. Keep in mind parking is limited.... But well worth the stop.

I just had my first visit. Very open and busy. Friday night had a 25 minute wait at 5pm, so not bad. I had the adult grilled cheese. Not much butter on the outside, thick bread, just seemed really dry. The brussel sprouts came in a mug and weren't flavored or cooked how I imagined. My boyfriend had the burger and said it was delicious! Big bar, tall ceilings, and plenty of beer choices!

Not sure if it was just a bad day at the Brix location for the crew. Just felt the service was off. Came by and was seated pretty quickly outside and greeted 10 minutes later. We wer told as soon as the gentleman showed up that he out of a couple items. Not much of a hello or greeting. So right off we were kind of turned away. Too bad. This place is really nice. Food menus looked amazing and yea there is a beer for everyone. I felt like there were too many options for me after seeing the beer menu it just seemed over saturated with peanut butter and chocolate beers. The best thing about the Key lime beer also was the cool whip on the rim of the glass. Not much else to report. Left soon after the flight we ordered. Just did not impress me or my friend. Like I said maybe it was a bad day at the Brewery.

Very cool place! Grand, open layout with crisp, modern Americana decor.The food was delectable, including the veggie medley which was an extra high note for me, since many other kitchens can’t do veg well. I’ve had the key lime brew in the past, which is a real treat! I’ll certainly come back to try more brews when I’m not on an antibiotic :)

I'm not sure who our server was but he was awesome and on top of everything. The food was superb. We googled breweries and this place popped up. I love they have a lot of their made drinks there. Im so glad that we ended up here. They had a lot of great choices for the Littles, which is a plus when you're a parent. Thanks again!

A big group of us met for food and drinks a few weeks ago. The waitress was great and helpful despite the fact that people were coming and going. I loved their huge menu and had delicious food and drinks. I recommend doing a flight to find what you like! They had some problems with the credit card system as we were getting ready to leave but we didn't mind since we were having fun. It just took a little while to process our checks. A nice place to hang out!

#Locallove There’s love to go around for breweries doing their own thing and making an impressive mark in the Space Coast. Titusville gets a double win from Playalinda because they have two locations offering distinct vibes at each. Brix Project offers the sustenance and we always leave more than satisfied. Rib roast on sourdough is our tried and true. Enjoy the outdoor seating when the weather allows. The sign is a nod to Valentine’s flights, but it’s just as easy to add love at first bite!

We got an early start for a big vacation trip, we landed here on our way to Port Canaveral. Man, every beverage we picked for our flight was really good. Usually there's at least one that isn't so great, but this place was the exception to that rule. I especially liked the Cold IPA (yes that's it's name, not just a description). And we had the Honolulu flat bread and the cheese steak flat bread for dinner...oh my goodness, so tasty. The bar tenders were friendly and helpful. Everything about this place was great. If we lived closer, we'd be visit this brewery quite often.

We spent the morning hiking so it was so nice to sit and relax with some good food and beer. We ordered a Caesar salad, which was very good, and two of the flatbreads. Delicious! The beer was really interesting and varied. We were impressed with everything we ordered in our flight. The staff was also friendly and accommodating. We would definitely come back here.

Absolutely fantastic experience at Playalinda Brewing! From the food to the cocktails and especially the beer, everything was a hit! Delicious appetizers included perfectly battered and fried pickle chips, pretzel with mustard and garlicky cheese dip, and crispy teriyaki cauliflower. Tried the cosmic cosmo and the smoky, sweet, and spicy flavors were perfectly balanced (would highly recommend for mezcal lovers). We had a wide variety of beer too, with the pumpkin pie and key lime pie beers being standouts for sure! Service was prompt and friendly, chill vibe. Will be back when over on the east coast :)

We had bratwurst, sauerkraut, red cabbage slaw, chicken schnitzel w/ Mushroom beer enhanced gravy, German potato salad. All was excellent except the amount of German potato salad was pretty small. I gave atmosphere a 4 bc they need more ( not just one) private booths. It can get pretty loud at times. Love their changing menu too!!

Easily accessible from the Main Road Washington. Plenty of free parking including for Handicap accessible Vehicles. It was clean and well staffed by friendly employees. They have restrooms which were also clean. The Beer list is extensive and the have both Draft and Cans. They have a Very Nice Food menu with something for everyone. The prices were fair and the portions were ample and prepared as ordered. Like different Beers give them a try.

While in the area for work, my coworkers and I stopped in for dinner. It was really busy and for good reason. Our server was wonderful and was very helpful. Drinks were good. I ordered cheese curds that were amazing, and the fired chicken smoked gouda mac & cheese that was as well. Highly recommend.

Overall experience was great. Started with the Irish Nachos which were amazing, my wife had the Keylime Slice brew. I ordered the Smoked Guada Mac and Cheese my oldest got the Buffalo Chicken flat bread. Mac and cheese was very thin almost watery and did not get any guada flavor. The Buffalo flat bread did have a hair and needed more of the pesto mozzarella topping less peppers. All that to say everything still tasted really good and server was awesome.

Besides that a few beers and some food wasn’t available, Ciera, our server, made our stay definitely worth while! Everything was delicious! Ciera even brought me some more whipped cream for the Key Lime Slice, which I put on top of the beer. Very interesting taste! I took a few growlers of it home. 😁

A wonderful brewery that turns out to have a pretty good restaurant in the same building. We had stopped here a while back for beers and we remembered the over-the-top presentations on a couple of them. When we visited this time, the Key Lime Slice Ale was the example of that available. It had a layer of whipped meringue at the top of the glass and was good too. My favorite was the Mariner's Way Pale Ale. There were a couple dozen beers on tap so we tried a couple flights to begin with. That was a good idea because some beers were hidden gems. We also had lunch at Playalinda and it was very good. We had a large party that included kids and the adult meals and kids meals alike were enjoyed by all.

Nice looking place, friendly service. If you’re coming just to drink it’s a unique selection. The food, meh. Had the flatbread pizza, store bought pre made dough, can sauce with cheap cheese. Worst flatbread I’ve ever had. Salads good, Reuben good. Jeremiah nice server. I wouldn’t go back unless just drinking.

This place has a cool school in the summer for the kids. Nice little wine bar. Great time here!

Historical old theatre. It is a gem.

Best theater iv'e ever been to. Was beautiful and had great characters. I should know, I was a performer in a play once. Best time of my life.

This place works very hard at putting on wonderful shows and they succeed. Bravo bravo to them.

Totally renovated playhouse Need to see play ( The Producers) now playing you will not be sorry.

Love this place! So much fun to go to!

Love the atmosphere. Play was great!

If you don’t have time or money for nasa space center, then this is a fun place to go. It was like a tiny tiny version of it and the people there are very knowledgeable about everything. They even had a fun scavenger hunt for kids to do. It was very interesting and took about an hour. Although, I’m sure if you take the time to read everything and do the guided tour, it might be longer. Kids 12 and under are free

What a little gem of a spot. Anita was so knowledgeable and shared with us some great stories. The building is small but packed with so much history and memorabilia. We stayed here with our Harvest Host membership it was worth the stop.

An incredible museum for only 10 USD. Anita and the rest of the staff are very friendly and knowledgeable. Definitely worth the visit. Once you're done with the museum, you can walk 200 yards towards the river and you'll find the Mercury, Gemini, Apollo and Shuttle walk of fame.

Great experience. I visited with my father after we had spent a few days on the coast visiting all space related attractions. This visit finished it off nicely. Very friendly staff and a great 1 to 1 guide who took us around all the exhibitions. Make sure you visit if you are in the area and here for space tourism. Shout out to Gary, who gave us a great tour and shared his wealth of knowledge. Thank you!

Boutique museum, but amazing stuff in there. Loved the entire room of "super computers" that you were allowed to touch the switches on. Age range that enjoyed it was 3 to 13 l, plus a dad. For sure worth $10 per adult. The kids did scavager hunt and they got a free prize!

This is the museum to visit! Simulation of an actual launch sequence using the MEC Model IV Launch Sequencer from control block 17 with footage of the final launch using this sequencer. Staff were very, very knowledgeable and eager to share making it a more realistic experience. Scavenger hunt for older kids actually got them into the stories around the Gemini program and the astronauts.

This place is a gem. The staff are amazing... with adults and kids. Whether you love to get into the details of how and why the shuttle works, you love to learn the history of the programs or your kids love science and want to check out the STEM section, this place is for you. Don't let it being tucked away deter you from coming inside. A fraction of the cost of the Kennedy space center amd way more personal and educational. Thank you.

Our family had an absolute great time at American Space Museum. The ladies at the front are so nice. They have a gift shop when you walk in and give the kids a scavenger hunt so they can learn and find different items throughout the museum. Our 13 year old son who is a big time NASA and outer space fan enjoyed it the most. Mr. Gordon was absolutely amazing!!! He took the time to explain absolutely everything. He is so incredibly knowledgeable and friendly. If I could give more than a 5 star review, I honestly would. Our children learned so much! Such a nice place to enjoy and an outstanding educational experience and give you some special souvenir to take home! We will be back! :)

It's like the hard rock of space artifacts; there's so much to see in such a tiny space. Mentioned I brought my brother who went to space camp as a kid to the very knowledgeable Miss ROM Valentine, so we got the tour with our very own docent. It was nice to get to know some stories and info from a proud local. Lots of fun and lots of nerding out to do here. Well worth your time and money to stop in while visiting the space coast.

Loads of space and NASA things to see. There is a gift shop and a children's gift shop with a photo opportunity with an astronaut. The admission is ten dollars or students $5. They also offer other discounts. They have some interesting things here. A little bit of everything. They are a smaller museum but it's jam packed full of goodies. They said they are a nonprofit so most of the things here were donated by NASA. I thought that was really nice. They have a room full of the astronauts that are or were women. Then you can put your hand on the metal hand things and see how you compare. Then you go down the stairs to see the main museum area they have real rocket science equipment and controls. There is a little theater area with lots of things from the 60s. They still work today! The guy cranked them up and started a 3 minute countdown. Finally once it was over the rocket on screen launched. It was pretty cool and educational. Then you could see another room with Some dummies inside. They have an information desk if you have any questions and I'm sure the guy would be very happy to answer them. Very neat stuff to see. All employees are very friendly. I would recommend it. It was not busy at all. Only one or two other parties. Easy to get parking. No dining area inside but restaurants nearby. Bathrooms are available. I think we spent about an hour or two here.

Run by volunteers & donations ( NASA).. a must visit place before Kennedy Space Center to understand the history.. the Volunteers were very knowledgeable.. hats off .. Very small place but very informative.. I highly recommend this place. This is place to close to Space View Park, where you can view rocket launches for free..

This little museum is worth a tour. Allow about an hour. It becomes more meaningful if a volunteer docent is working. Our docent was very knowledgeable and made everything more interesting with his personal stories. Only one suggestion - don’t refer to the photos of female astronauts as “girls.” I would never refer to the photo of John Glen and his male colleagues as boys. That was weird.

We had an incredible experience at this museum. The cost is very affordable, and they offer a free tour which you should always accept. Gordon was extremely knowledgeable and so excited to share the history with us. The artifacts are excellent, but the best part is the launch sequence room. I was so excited when it started! Support this local treasure when you're nearby!

Took my son here on a whim since its right down the road from our house. I'm so glad that I did, we had a fantastic time! The staff members are extremely nice and knowledgeable. They offered us a scavenger hunt at the beginning which I thought was a cute touch. The rooms are filled with awe-inspiring pieces of space history. We particularly enjoyed the old equipment from the 50's/60's that they let you touch. A very nice man, unfortunately I cannot remember his name but it started with a D, offered to do some science experiments with my son. Let me tell you, they blew his mind! He hasn't stopped talking about it since. This museum is an affordable, educational experience that is a lot of fun for the entire family. Can't recommend enough! Stop in if you get the chance. They also offer "Mad Science" classes for the kids on the second and fourth Saturdays of each month.

This wasn't in our original vacation plans but we decided to go after looking it up. Was a super cool experience. So many historical artifacts from the space program. Our tour guide had a lot of fun stories to tell. I highly recommend getting a tour guide. The room with all the real NASA computers was one of the coolest parts. They actually worked, made noise, and lit up. Can't recommend this stop enough on your Florida trip.

We had a fantastic holiday experience with our friends. The facilities were amazing and the staff was very helpful. I would like to make a special mention about, Ms. Lindsey on the custodial staff. She was so helpful and cheerful every time we came into contact with her at the fitness center and the whereabouts. She really cares about how she treats guests and the residents. As well as, how she does her job. Please pass this on to her. We love visiting and we will come back soon.

Nice RV community with easy access to Orlando attractions and local beaches. Stocked and maintained lakes for the freshwater fisherman and close to saltwater options. Not a golfer but the greens and fairways look enjoyable. Lots of wildlife all around. DO NOT FEED GATORS.

Security guard working there falsely claimed to be a police officer and attempted to get personal information. Very disturbing! Security is Not the Police and they shouldn’t be requesting personal information. Management was not on duty and was not provided a contact number.

This is an excellent Premier RV Resort. It’s just beautiful, clean, and top notch. We had a wonderful one week stay in the middle of January. Big site, excellent 50 amps, OTA TV (no cable). The resort is perfect for bike rides or going for a run. It has all the amenities you can think of. Check in was easy. We strongly recommend this resort for one week, two weeks, and one month stays. Walmart is 5 minutes, Grocery stores too. Several very good restaurants are within minutes too.

Nice clean rv resort. Concrete pads. Could see living here. No cable although website says there is. Nice pool area.

This place is so great we bought a Florida Executive Suite! With over 1800 sites, there is always something happening here! Games, clubs, swimming, biking. Nature trail, TGO Community Church, golf, and the Blue Heron Restaurant.

We love it so much we live here now! Love being able to feel the rockets lift off from NASA!

We stay here when we’re on our way to South Florida, so I can’t say that I’ve seen all of their amenities, but I can definitely say it is a very nice and well kept place with friendly staff

What a lovely rv spot! All concrete, leveled and wide sites! They have all the amenities and more than one can need! The staff were friendly and helpful. This place is well kept and well worth the $$ spent. We will definitely come back!

I met with a realtor very disapointing they lie to you and never get back to you if you make an offer. In my mind they are a total scam. Be careful if you are dealing with a realtor Scammers😡

Great golf course and a very friendly staff except Mike, the front gate security guard who was very rude and not very welcoming.

This is a top notch RV resort very excellent place to rent or live at

Came here to watch a Spacex launch. Sadly it was too far away to really experience it. We could see it but it was just a small "candle in the sky". Almost no sound to go with it. Wish we would have tried to get out to the beach.We did see manatees swim by and the park itself is nice. Found a really nice pull off just up the road on hwy 1

Love this park! You can always find a place to sit and read. There are walking trails, pavilions, a dog park and a ramp for kayaks and paddleboarding. Tons of birds, squirrels and dolphins on any given day! They also have a yoga class on Sundays offered with pay by donation. Also great spot to watch shuttle launches!

Nice spacious park. They have a playground, water play pad area, large level grass area, benches, tables, and so covered/shaded table/ rest area if I am not mistaken. There is a walking path along the water and marina that includes some exercise tools/setup with instructions on how to use them. There are restrooms in at least spot, if not two or more. It's quite a lot of area to explore and various desires and needs 👍

Nice park. Gets congested. Playground [open but currently having construction], nice views, pond, walk loop, splash pad, easy access to walk across the bridge.

A municipal park, opens around 7am closes around 8 30ish. free entrance with bathrooms, water faucets, pavilions, exercise equipment and walking paths. It is mostly used by dog walkers, fishermen and women. There is a splash pad and playground for kids..very clean park, nice staff.

You can have a very nice and relaxing walk near the water, I love the exercise stations around the park.

Great park on the water. Lots of events happen here, and a good spot for birthday parties under small pavilions or bigger events under the larger one. A playground, a walking trail, a big field, places to fish, and a cute water park for kids when it's hot out.

We’ve lived here since 2019 and Sand Point Park continues to steadily decline. It makes no sense because it has so many amenities allowing it to be an amazing place for families to spend the day. However, it’s poorly maintained and become run over with the homeless population using the gazebos as their homes. There’s trash everywhere and 4-5 boats were washed up along the sea wall. Some of the boats have been there for a while, so it just adds to the rundown feel of it all. The bathrooms are usually gross too. Such a beautiful park, the city should do a better job managing it.

What a beautiful park!! There's plenty to do for the kids, a cute water play area, fun swings, slides, walking path along the water, and picnic area! I highly recommend spending an afternoon here!

This park has many interesting features, for those who want to walk, run, bike, exercise, picnic, etc. Not to mention the beautiful nature scenes, and large children's playground.

Pretty park near the river with a nice playground area, splash pad, walking paths, covered picnic tables, and pavilions. Closer to the beach there’s a larger pavilion area. Wish there were more bathroom and parking.

Really nice park to visit especially if you have been waiting on a rocket launch to be let down. It also has a splash pad. Bathrooms nearby. Small pavilion and seating.

A beautiful park that makes a fantastic extension to a walk back and forth over the bridge. If you're looking for a lovely spot to get in some cardio, you get the best of both incline and flat elevation here. It's right on the water where the cool breeze helps offset the heat. You might see manatee, gators, and especially dolphins playing near the shoreline. There's a wide open grassy area for dogs to run free, as well as plenty of playground areas for the kids (including a good-sized splash park, perfect for the summer heat!). Sand Point Park is a pleasant spot for an early morning or evening stroll, and watching the sun set over the water is the cherry on top of the whole experience!

Great park with nice playground. They are in the process of building some new things at the park that look really cool! Nice views of the river too!

I did find one a couple spots to launch a kayak, but they were both boat ramps.

Pretty interesting, the volunteer did a great job telling us all about the house and the family that lived there.

Came for the tea and tour, both were excellent. Would recommend this for a fun day trip

The entire family enjoyed it. Including 3 small children and a Tween. It's cool seeing and walking around a 1800 hundreds house. The craftsmanship back then was amazing. The tour does cost money $10 for an adult and $5 for children 12 and under. But the money goes towards the house, so all good. Again for is $50 well spent and happy to pay it. The tour is giving by volunteers from the historic society. Everything in the house is from 1800 to 1920. Some original most was donated. The end of the tour they gave us mini muffins made by hand from the tree leaves in the back.

Everyone should take a tour of Pritchard House sometime. It was amazing. The lady that explained everything was well informed. It was wonderful

I’ve wanted to go here for years. Beautiful home. So glad to see it preserved for future generations. A must see!!!!!

Wonderful house to tour. Our docent, Sandy, was is very passionate about history and her love for the home was apparent. Highly recommend

Such a nice experience Kenny Gnos and I had! It’s amazing to see how much this house went through and all the old stuff that has been preserved throughout the decades and centuries. The lady that gave the tour is lovely and extremely knowledgeable about this house. We enjoyed it and definitely will keep up on the different themes that is up and coming.

The guides are knowledgeable and friendly, as a bonus, they all wear period dress! We had a lovely high tea on a recent visit which was also a fund raiser for the Pritchard House. If you visit their website, you'll see that there are functions on a regular basis. Next month is a fashion show, I think!

Very large and spacious park. Park signs say NO pets allowed other than service animals. Also, no golfing in park. Neither an issue for me. Like 3 miles of paved walking trails, lakes, bridges, benches if you need to sit along the way. Wildlife opportunities. 50’ Observation tower, fishing dock, covered pavilions, multiple playground areas with swings! Plenty of parking. For sports, many nice baseball fields, soccer fields and multi use fields. Lots of flora and fauna to be found. Limpkins, great blue herons, ibis, Anahingas and more for your birding. 🐊 gators can be found sunning.

I am perplexed admiring the beauty of the nature trails on this park! So far the best nature oriented park I have visited! I had to go back today, Peace and Serenity attracted me to revisit this Gem!

One of my favorite parks of Titusville, I've been coming here since I was a little girl. Great view, and I love walking the stairs for the tower, great exercise! Great view! We love to see gators and birds there. Great place to bike or just walk. They extended the trail a couple years ago and it's really fun to explore. Soccer fields are there too. I had my baby shower here and it was great Around town there are painted signs from an old art studio that shut down (Stonefire Art Studio, completed on recycled signs by apprentice teenage artists) and the one I painted is here, as well as another one. These signs are at a couple parks and various places around town, keep an eye out for them 👀

Had a Great time at Titusville fourth of July fireworks show. The police officers were Great at getting us out afterwards. Only thing I would ask if next year they only do the fireworks that go above the trees. I believe the city planner did a great job on putting it together.

I love this park! If you're a bird lover, this is a great place to come. I enjoyed walking all around the lakes and seeing different types of birds at each one. There are a few benches where you can sit for a while. It was very clean. If you want to see birds, I would suggest going before noon as there is a playground and a baseball field. I would think it could get busy and noisier as the day goes by, but it was very peaceful when I was there. For birders, I saw several anhingas (snake birds), a cormorant, several great blue herons, osprey, limpkin, ibis, blue jays, warblers, red tailed hawks, red shouldered hawks, Carolina wrens, sparrows, robins and cardinals!

Gorgeous, pristine area with well-maintained walking trails, a 50’ fire tower that offers breathtaking views, playgrounds for the children, a paved trail for bicycles and scooters. Please don’t feed or mess with the gators :)

It is a nice large Park with a good walking trail Loop. They have restrooms and some nice pavilions with plenty of parking and grills available. Also have a playground and baseball/softball field. Also a tall observation tower you can walk up. *It does have a LOT of ANT mounds (fire ants?), like many large ones all over the grass and near the trail, etc. Watch where you and your children walk. Can they not get someone to treat this? If left untreated I feel they will eventually take over!

This is a fun park to go for a nature walk. We saw alligators, birds and fish. It was pretty cool. They have really nice ball fields as well

A lot of potential, but very poorly maintained. The grass looks like it gets mowed once every 2-3 weeks with dull blades. No edging or weed whacking. There is a nice wide paved path around all the lakes. Probably around 2.5 or 3 miles. The lookout tower is worth going up in as well. There's a great view of the river. If they just kept up with the grounds maintenance it would look so much nicer.

Lovely park. Filled with ball fields, soccer fields, small kid playgrounds, covered picnic tables, and benches. We bike around the several miles of paved walking paths that wind around small lakes looking at native plants and animals, usually seeing tons of birds. Very pleasant, well maintained park.

Beautiful and peaceful park with many things to do. This park features multiple lakes, miles of walking and biking trails, and even an observation deck. The observation deck offers a 360 degree view of all the lakes, gators, and even the intercoastal/ocean. There are playgrounds for children, baseball parks, tons of fishing holes, and best of all? Gators! Remember that keeping fish here is not permitted, catch and release only. I didn't see too many options for bathroom breaks/water so pack water and go pee beforehand! Enjoy, walk slow, and see all the gators cruising through the water like kings of paradise.

Was looking for a nice relaxing park to take a good walk in and Chain of Lakes was perfect. Lots of beautiful scenery, not too busy, and very very peaceful. Saw lots of wildlife, with a vast variety of birds, squirrels, turtles, alligators, and fish. Just was beautiful out there. Plus the tall viewing platform is really nice and gives a wonderful view of the park to one side and the inlet to the other. Gorgeous! Wish we had a park this nice nearby us to take the dog to every week.

What a hidden treasure in Titusville! This place is full of various artifacts and bits of history that you can definitely wander for an hour or so through all of it. The volunteers are so friendly and happy to answer any questions. There is a rich history to the area, and this museum displays it quite nicely. A good place for homeschoolers to check out, especially their free monthly classes!

Many information and displays about history of Titusville, many old things and antique vintage goods. Many examples of military uniforms, it was like going back in the past

Very quaint museum. A lot of local history and great displays. The older couple overseeing the store were really enjoyable to talk with. Totally recommend while visiting the small town vibe reminiscent of where I grew up.

Great experience. A lot of displays and information on the historical items for viewing. The volunteers were very friendly and polite. Will definitely go back to spend more time learning about the beginning of Titusville.

Great displays. Very friendly staff.

This museum is a hidden gem. Smack dab in the middle of Titusville. For a donation- just to keep it going - you can learn a lot about this area

On vacation and checked out the museum. I was not only impessed by the vast displays of historical artifacts, but by the extremely friendly and helpful volunteer staff. I even got to see the legendary local alligator of the 1950s, Old One Eye. Of course Mr.Old One Eye was deceased, but he had an impressive set of monsterous teeth. Educational, informative and fun time.

Nice museum had fun Here great for kids.

It's a really big park and it's well maintained. The trail however is not for mountain biking as there are too many roots on the path.

We're planning a club event in a couple months. Hoping for 125-150 members, so needed a large venue. Fox Lake should be perfect.

Came here for the mountain bike trails. Right at the trail head I was greeted by a sight where someone had deficated. The parts of the trail that were passable looked like they were meant for proper MTBs. There are roots and tight hairpins, all of which I was able to easily navigate on a dirt jump bike. The issue is the cleanliness, upkeep, and marking of the trails. I was only able to get about 1/2 a mile in before it became too impassable and blocked by tons of heavy machinery and other equipment. The other paths present weren't marked as to where they went or if they were even open to the public. The woods wreak of old farm gas and it is eerily void of animal activity for a wildlife sanctuary. If you are looking for bike trails in Brevard, look for ones maintained by BMBA (Brevard Mountain Bike Association).

Very nice park, clean restrooms, nice single lane boat ramp, and separate kayak launch. The park is well maintained with lots of pavilions and a large fenced-in playground.

Fantastic Park... Large lake, playground for the kids (fenced), clean bathrooms and very well cared for. Pavilion rental was $29- Great place to take the family!!

Beautiful Park. Clean. Picnic Tables with lots of birds to watch

Plenty of fun for all ages here! There are plenty of pavilions to simply have some lunch or a snack. I believe they can also be rented if you need to reserve a spot. Otherwise I've really only checked out the playground area which has a big and small size playground for kids both grown and little. The only thing I don't enjoy is all the horseflies. Other than that some descent bug spray does the job!

🌳Lovely Park - Playground, Trails, Water, and More🌳 Fox Lake Park is a spacious, quiet place for those looking to take a walk in nature. There are several benches and pavilions that provide shade and cover, as well as great locations for a luncheon or get-together. A large playground provides plenty of fun space for the kids. It's also a great location for photoshoots, whether you're looking for a woody area for a cosplay/character or something scenic and rustic for a senior graduation memory.

I visited fox lake park on a Wednesday so I can't speak for what the weekends look like but it was very quiet and a nice park. The lake is a good size. It was very nice and clean. I have a canoe and was able to launch it easily from the kayak launch area. The boat ramp is another story. It was covered by tall, overgrown grass making it difficult to launch a boat from. I watched a guy put his boat in and he had to back up more than usual to get the boat past the over growth. This lake connects to 2 more other lakes that I have discovered so far. Unfortunately dogs are not allowed. I had a good time.

Great new playground!! My daughter had so much fun, we will definitely be back. Awesome hiking trail here and docks for fishing. The pavilion is huge and great for parties. Over all the perfect park

Kayaked with a friend, overall wasn't a bad little trail for what we could do of it. Last part is unpassable due to weeds and grasses. Just a bunch of dead ends. The trail is marked, but the markers are a bit sporadic and could definitely use some maintenance, several are broken off and fallen over into the water. Wind was a little rough paddling against, so try to go on calm days if you're going to check it out. LOTS of boaters, but most were nice enough to slow down when going by us. Saw a couple of turtles, one alligator sliding into the water at one of the dead ends, a bald eagle, lots of ducks, and some sky divers. Overall not a bad little paddle, would definitely come back and do it again and see how far we can get with all the grass and weeds around.

I have had a few of my kids birthday parties here. There’s a boat launch. A road to walk on. A fun play ground for the kids to play on. Plenty of wild life walking around. There’s a sanctuary to hike in. Always people fishing.

Beautiful park, enjoyed the afternoon there. Park was nice to walk around, plenty of benches to watch the kayaks and birds from. The sanctuary part has amazing walking paths that are clearly marked and go through many diverse areas of nature. No major complaints other than the water fountain tasted a bit weird.

We rented a pavilion for a birthday party for my Grandson. It ended up the entire floor was under water on the day of from all the rain. They set us up under the main pavilion where the stage is. It was last minute but it was perfect! Beautiful park !

Great place for an impromptu picnic and some playtime. Updated playground was very fun for the kids. Facilities, including boat ramp, are well-maintained. The lake is positioned perfectly for both sunset and sunrise viewing.

Nice park. Well maintained. Many pavilions of various sizes with grills. Playground, volleyball, boat ramp, restrooms, and nature tail. Open area for Frisbee, soccer, football, and kites. Some areas get sloppy after rains.

Great large park! Two separate play areas, one for the smaller children , one for the big kids. Pavilions available for birthday parties, anywhere from 5 to 10 and or 50 to 100 people. Fox lake is known for holding vendors events and other similar parties. Huge lake. Nice area. Clean.

A wonderful park, it's my favorite due to all the trees and shade. Wonderful playground for the kiddos and the restrooms are generally clean. I take my little doggo there for walkies.

Beautiful, inviting and very safe for daily exercise WHEN’S SUNNY! It’s clean and well kept. However do not come to this place when it rains! The trails and children area are obstructed with rain and debris. There is extremely poor drainage at this park. To top it all the smell is unbearable! I would give it four stars but because of this problem it has only earned two stars in my eyes. It rains almost every day here so the visits to this park are limited!