I am so impressed with KSC! Thank you for extending a free entry to veterans and discounts for family. We came in on Veterans Day and had a fabulous time. I was here years ago and I loved all the updates and changes made. This is an exciting day of exploration for young and old alike. The up close and personal views of these massive flying machines takes your breath away. The bus tour that is included in the entry price was very informative and the eagles were in their nest! Awesome day!

​🚀 A Wonderful Place to Explore Space History ​This museum is a wonderful place to learn about the history of the space race. The exhibits are fascinating and make the visit truly worthwhile. ​However, I would recommend that the management consider investing a bit to improve some of the areas that are starting to look very dated, specifically the animations and screens. They seem quite old and updating them would significantly enhance the visitor experience. ​Overall, it is definitely worth visiting! ​Would you like me to translate or write any other reviews for you?

A wonderful experience overall! There’s an impressive amount to see and do. From start to finish, everything was engaging and well put together. You’ll definitely want more than one day to explore it all. There’s just too much to appreciate in a single visit. If you’re planning a trip, give yourself plenty of time!

I left much later than planned as I kept finding cool things to do! I did the experience with the bus tour at the start of my visit and it was well worth it. The two hour trip with a few stops along the way deep within the complex and the excellent narration of Jerome gave me great insight into what I was seeing (excellent if you have attention challenges). Seeing rockets on the pads preparing for launch hours later from a distance at pad 39, standing in front of the massive vehicle assembly building and more during the bus tour was great. The last stop is the Apollo 8 firing room which was extremely well done with the actual communications from the control room. At the main complex, do not miss the Space Shuttle Atlantis exhibit. And a bonus near the end of the tour seeing the eagles up close at their nest. Overall, exceeded my expectations and could have spent many more hours.

Absolutely amazing experience with so many authentic pieces. My wife and I made an entire day out of this and would probably have done more with extra time. We took this as part of a hotel package but looking g back would have made a dedicated trip. I learned so much about a subject that I had been fascinated by as a child but let slip away. They were I teractive and engaging with most activities but gave you a do it yourself pace to explore.

We went November 3rd and really enjoyed our day. Loved the bus tour, I recommend doing that first. Loved that I bought the digital photo package for $20. Then getting dressed in a space suit and doing pictures was really fun. Lots to learn and explore, you won’t be disappointed.

Extremely enlightening especially for fools who doubt the Apollo missions and the Moon Missions in general. Exceptional Layout. The entire facility is far grander than many people can imagine. The sheer amount of infrastructure and legacy alone are reason to visit and peer into the era of American excess and innovation as well as see new Giga innovators like Space X, and Blue Origin, the only 2 providers in the world to land Orbital rockets. 🇺🇸💚💙 Do this, use a whole day, take your time, bask in the glory.

Why don't you announce that access to the shoreline is closed? This might be the only shoreline in existence where beaches reach capacity and guests are turned away. There is absolutely no communication of this whatsoever, and the only way to know is to drive all the way to the entrance where police are posted.

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 $$ !!

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...

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.

I've lived in Central FL for over 10 years and never knew this existed. Took the wife and kids (7 & 12) for a different kind of family outing. Found a good deal on Groupon for a family rate. This place is just amazing. The memorabilia that they have on display is really awesome. It was so cool to be that close to history. Then came the planes !!! OMG. First thing I saw was the F14-Tomcat. I highly recommend getting a tour. The volunteers are extremely knowledgeable and told so many fascinating stories about the planes. There is no charge for the tour and they are not allowed to accept tips. So I put our guides tip into the donation bin. Without the tour I'm sure we would have walked right past everything without really looking. We would have been done in 30 minutes or less. I was shocked to see that we were there for over 3 hrs. The tour was that good !! If you are looking for something different I highly recommend coming here.

This place is amazing. Lots of planes and history. Guys in there are eager to give you a tour free of charge. They're all volunteers restoring the planes. Will definitely come back here. The nicest folks you'll ever meet!

This is a truly wonderful place with an impressive collection of aircraft. Each one has its own unique story, and some of them are still able to fly today. What makes this museum especially remarkable are the people behind it — the volunteers who dedicate their time and knowledge to preserving these aircraft and sharing their history. Their passion, sincerity, and enthusiasm bring the museum to life and make the experience unforgettable. A huge thank you to everyone who keeps this place running and offers such inspiring and informative tours. Your work means a lot.

Incredible place for aviation lovers. Definitely a place to visit! The volunteers inside will guide you through the history of aviation from the WWI to the cold war. It worth every cent of the price ticket.

Great museum with lot of planes from ww1-ww2-Vietnam-modern fighter jet. Lot of personal belongings of veterans donated to the museum. Top attraction is the C-47 that flown on D-Day, Market Garden. Great volunteers like Mr Mhyre who tell you about the airplanes!! And the history about them!

The museum has an amazing selection of aircraft (even a B-52 cockpit) and a passionate team of volunteers. A big shout out to our tour guide Stan who made the visit even better.

What a great experience! Very big and excellent exhibit of different planes, mostly WW2 But also Vietnam Era. Definitely worth seeing. Staff is very knowledgeable and friendly. Truly a great place to visit!

The Heroes section obviously ties into the Hall of Fame. There's a video presentation at the entrance that starts every ~10 minutes. Definitely worth seeing. After that there are many pod areas with multiple videos to choose from that explain and tell the story of the presented artifacts on display. You can easily spend 2 hours in here just exploring and looking at all of the information.

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.

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

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!

Awesome! It was a wonderful and honored experience.

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

Nice 3d movie and historical equipment of aeronautics.

Excellent museum with lots of history and a touching display of respect and memory to officers. Staff are friendly and even gave me a discounted price as a foreign police officer.

Wonderful police service atmosphere with numerous historical items combined with modern equipment. Responsive and friendly museum staff. Highly recommend to visit this place!

An amazing place to spend a few hours. Some really cool displays and artifacts from history. I had no idea they have a memorial wall just like in DC to honor those who paid the ultimate price. The staff is incredible! She gave us a brief history lesson about the museum and also helped me find the two names of my brothers on the wall.

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.

Good museum. Showing its age and obvious lack of funding, staff and upkeep.

Very cozy and atmospheric museum of police with lots of information and also interesting for kids.

Wow!! What an awesome place to visit… law enforcement officer or not…. So much history packed in. The officer memorial is beyond amazing. Penny at the front desk was very helpful and sweet! As law enforcement officers it was a great visit, we throughly enjoyed our visit!

I had a very good hiking experience here. The weather was great and the scenery was really cool. This is definitely one of the better parks I've been to in Florida. The trail we went on took like an hour to finish, and there were orange trees which were cool to see in the wild. There were loads of gopher tortoises everywhere, so you're basically guaranteed to see them if you go. I'm not sure about the winter but from now to the summer they're definitely everywhere around the park. I totally recommend this place if you want a hike with awesome views and plentiful wide life.

Excellent trails of various lengths. A classroom area with books, toys, animals (mostly stuffed), games, etc. They had a storytime and craft session for kids 6 and under today (Wednesday) from 10 to 10:30. We elected to hike the biodiversity trail and complete a scavenger hunt.

The kids and I absolutely love going to the enchanted forest, they ask frequently to visit there. We have been there many times, mostly doing short hikes. The forest is just so majestic and beautiful. They have a fun scavenger hunt and many informative and useful maps and handouts that we love to get when we arrive. The gift shop is amazing with surprisingly reasonable prices, we got some super cute stuff there and would’ve bought everything if I could. The workers are friendly and kind. This is one of our favorite places in Brevard.

🌳🌲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.

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 is amazing!! What a hidden gem. There’s a ton of trails for all different hiking types. We saw turkeys by the pond! And all kinds of foot prints. The staff was really nice and the indoor area was really fun. Lost of activities, books. Bingo. Skeletons. We really enjoyed all the learning and sunset hikes.

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.

It's a cool place they have lots of inhouse beers which are great. He service was very friendly. The water was good and was served in a growler which is fun. We had brunch my wife loved her breakfast flatbread pizza my biscuits and gravy were just ok not much flavor and had a weird seasoning. We would go again but I would order something else.

This is a great place to have some drinks with friends and have delicious food too. I do wish they would use a larger better type bun for the burgers. The burgers are always juicy and hot which the buns they use don’t hold up at all. This did not change my ratings, just adding my two cents in. Lots of difference and unique beers to choose from. Check them Out!

Playland Brewery is always a consistent favorite! The Brussels sprouts and the corned beef chips are my go-to dishes—both are absolutely delicious. The Key Lime Ale is always a hit, perfectly refreshing and unique. On top of the great food and drinks, the service is fantastic and the atmosphere makes it such a fun place to relax. Definitely one of the best spots around!

I had a bad experience at this restaurant before with the chicken and waffles the chicken was overcooked the waffle wasn't any good and I took the review down which is a mistake I made I come back here with my son fish and chips was really good I come back there today they changed the batter on the fish and chips and it was kind of like burnt I really really didn't want a hamburger but I settled and the hamburger wasn't all that ,but Emily was very waitress , but in I lost her she got really busy , The manager was very very unhelpful she could have gave me discount for the hamburger that I didn't eat or want , I could had hamburger anywhere else just not fish and chips , That's it for me it just seemed other people was welcomed and me I came by myself and I just felt like wow , I'm not going to take this review down it's going to stay up really sad and very very disappointed I should have went to Carrabba's like I wanted to it just sucks that you got to settle for something you don't want when you wanted something that was the plan of going there , maybe next time you could treat people better and make them feel more welcome , and thank you for letting me leave hungry. I couldn't get the manager's attention she was too busy with herself not paying attention to anything so good luck to anybody that goes there maybe you'll get better treatment than me. My wait time was very long I almost walk out , but i waited and waited. And I did use a favor the last time and I took the bad review down but I'm not going to do it this time it's only fair to other customers reviews are very important to customers

Happened across this place after watch a launch from the cape! Waited we had was awesome! He actually sat down and answered our questions about beer food and other unique meningitis.m(look up their menu!). My wife and I each had a flight and it was served in a steel flight holder that gad obviously be in the freezer waiting for them to put our beers into it. They stayed nicely cold as we dipped each one. The beer is a little above average but not going to win best in show anywhere. The food was same. Atmosphere was friendly and a little loud (a good thing). People engaged and jovial. I would go there again anytime. The glass with the cream on top is a key lime pie ale! Was really great offering from a creative brewer.

Visiting from New Jersey and couldn’t be happier about our dining experience! The drinks (both alcoholic and nonalcoholic) were delicious, the food fantastic, and the prices extremely reasonable. Jeff, our server, was very attentive and friendly.

Say it ain’t so… not sure what happened here, and will give them another shot and update if changes, but I’ve been a repeat customer on at least a quarterly frequency for a few years, and last night went in with my wife, kid, and mother, and had a completely different experience. First, told to seat ourselves, when there were no empty tables that had been bussed yet, but we were kinda ushered out of the way. Lots of parties of 2 sitting at 6-tops. That’s fine, all good, we will sit outside. So we sit down outside, and first thing we notice, they nuked the kids menu. Ok, also fine, we will adapt, he can eat some of our food. The inexcusable part of this was that two different servers walked by our table, which had no drinks, and said nothing to us for 15 minutes. They happily served and cashed out the other two tables on the patio, and ignored us. Not sure if it was because we had a kid with us or what, but it was obviously intentional, eye contact and everything. It was not a particularly busy night, first row of parking off of US1 was wide open, so I’m not sure what’s going on with staffing or management here but this is just ignorance of the basics of food service and indicates a shift in culture from what used to evidently be a pretty well run operation with prompt service and great food (for all ages). We left after 18 minutes of not being served, and I did look for a manager to flag this to on the way out and saw nobody on the floor. I love the place and I’ll give it one more shot. But this was not encouraging, and it’s a shame, really. Most restaurants trend down eventually and I hope to God this is not what’s happening here. Too much focus on Harry Potter nights and not enough on the basics of running a restaurant.

What an amazing experience. I went to see the play Waitress and saw the talented Burgandy Williams from Xfactor UK and Don’t Forget The Lyrics along with a magnificent cast. It was a beautiful experience. The seating was great and concessions even matched the type of food based on the play. The staff was friendly and the cast even stayed to meet the fans afterwards. I can’t wait to go back.

Saw CLUE the Musical. It was a fun interactive production with good music and performances. Although I was in the very top back row, the view was clear and I could see and hear everything.

I would like to start off by saying I love music. I am in my mid 30s and grew up on some of the classics. I went to night and the performance was so good I felt I had to write this review. I have a friend performing in the upcoming Frozen and went to support them. I drove over a hour there and it was worth the whole trip. All major roles were casted perfectly. The Elsa blew me away with the power of her voice and when she hit, she hit :) . The Anna was played beautifully as well, I felt the energy and passion. I could go on about the rest of the roles but don't want to spoil to much. Thank you all for the amazing show and may you have many many more :) .

Beautiful theater and saw an amazing musical, Young Frankenstein. The acting and singing were top notch! The theater is very, very nice and has wide aisles on each row. Every seat would have an easy view.

This is a wonderful asset to Titusville, Florida, and the surrounding area. It is clean and comfortably cool. The sound is great. There are snacks and beverages available - adult and soft drinks. The orchestra seats have a small table or ledge for the aforementioned drinks, yet plenty of space to sit comfortably. Gone are the vintage flip up seats of the last century. My experiences with numerous and varied performances have been very favorable. I highly recommend the Titusville Playhouse.

Lovely theater, but if you have balcony seats you better have strong legs to climb the 2 decker, narrow stairs. Everyone shares that narrow stairwell going up and down. And, if you're carrying two drinks up the stairs your balance needs to be a 100%. Also, there are no rails along side of the isles nor on the last stair well leading up to the balcony. So, don't get seats in the balcony and I think you'll have a much better feeling than me and my old friend had. My friends loved Clue, the production we went to recently. I did not, but in all fairness, I went to be entertained, not think or interact with the play. I'm retired, I don't want to think that hard. Lol. That's said, the cast was excellent, both in acting and singing.

Just saw our first show, Caberet, at the Titusville Playhouse. Wow, incredible cast, the voices and talent that these performers have are top-notch. First theater I've been where the drinks are good and reasonably priced. Everyone who worked there was a pleasure and helped whenever needed. I highly recommend checking them out, and we will be back for any show they produce.

I have to say how impressed I am with this museum! It's off the beaten path and I am so glad we came across it. All of the staff were friendly and knowledgeable. Barry "Smitty" Smith was the reason we will be back. He was our tour guide and one amazing person to talk to!! Everyone should check this place out! My dad and I enjoyed this place immensely!

This is a small museum in a small town. I expected ephemera and lots of explanatory texts. I got both but WAY more cool artifacts than I thought I'd find here. If you are into space exploration, this place is definitely worth your time. And it's not far from the Kennedy Space Center, so it's not hard to add to your plans. My grandson and I bought a 2-day pass to the Center and came here on the recommendation of one of the Center tour guides so glad we did!

This is a great little Museum. It has many, many artifacts related to our space exploration history. It may not be NASA but it is certainly a must check out place. It is well worth the price of admission. Don't forget to check out their gift shop and nearby memorial parks.

What an awesome place. It had so many cool items in it and there was so much to learn. Kennedy Space Center was not in our budget and quite frankly I’m really happy with that. I mean this place was off the charts for information and the scenery. Gordon was amazing… he knew so much information. I learned so much and didn’t even know I cared that much about space and what not it he made it more interesting than I ever thought possible. The ladies up front were very helpful too and very sweet!

I loved this place!!! We got the best tour and I was so amazed by all the staff and volunteers dedication! We had so much fun and it was so interesting!!

A great little gem in Titusville! While everyone heads for Kennedy Space Centre, this is also a must visit. Great work to all the team in preserving and caring for the space program's history and precious artifacts. I was moved by your collection. I highly recommend a visit and a souvenir purchase to help with operating costs. All the best. Darryl Washington New Zealand

Amazing selection of artifacts and even more amazing tour guide, Mr. Eric is retired from working for the space program for over 30 yrs! He has insane knowledge on the industry and the museum itself. Absolutely ask for the tour, hopefully with him! Analog Sequencer is so iconic too! Don’t miss out fr.

The Great Outdoors RV Resort was our 207th stop, and we stayed for four nights. We chose it specifically because of its proximity to the Kennedy Space Center. The online reservation interface, Campspot, was pretty straightforward. Key things to know about the property: * Size and Access: The property is very large. When coming south, you turn left a mile in to see the arch, and you are still two miles from the Welcome Center. If you are near the back, allow extra time to get out. * Nature of the Resort: This is essentially a residential/retirement community of owned sites. Properties range from basic to casitas and manufactured/built homes. The overall property is aged, but most sites are well-maintained (with a few outliers). * Our Site: We were in a pretty basic site with a concrete pad. It was a little narrow but was surrounded by mature trees, which was extremely helpful during the hot days. Utilities were well-placed. * Amenities & Vibe: The resort offers many amenities, including pools, hot tubs, courts, a restaurant, and a golf club. Overall, it felt very secure and was peaceful most of the time. * Overall: Would rate a 4.4 out of 5. * Connectivity (3 pm): No park-wide WiFi; Verizon 144 down/18.0 up; T-Mobile 207down/386 up; 72 OTA channels

First time out there for an Uber delivery uptight wanna be cop gave me a community ticket for doing 25 through 15 zone. He didn't introduce himself and yelled at me when I asked him what I did for him to stop me. I was doing 25mph his attitude toward me he was acting like I was doing 50mph. Very old seems to have something against outsiders in his overpriced community. Seems security is out there to harrass people to just make them extra money. Because he just had to give me that ticket instead of a warning.

Police cars flying thru at 2am sirens blaring. Cars constantly speeding through park. People dogs barking early morning waking you up. Park is nice but the class of people living here has gone down hill.

The gentleman in front office, which is their realty ofc, was not friendly at check in. We were given no information on amenities or how things operate. Main Pool was closed at dusk. No garbage bins to throw garbage out if it wasn't picked up and no recycling. It was very uncomfortable when the owners of the site were parked next to us and asked to get into their shed on our site to get stuff out.

If you have an older RV they discriminate you and won’t allow you to book even though it doesn’t say anywhere on their website that it’s not allowed. We have a 1996 RV in perfect shape that that wouldn’t allow us to book because of the year.

This is a very nice community/resort. We stayed a week in our motor home by renting the open spaces of other RV space owners - great idea. Beautiful grounds with trails and nature refuge. Quiet, friendly. The Blue Heron Restaurant was good.

Love the details in the care and upkeep of the grounds. People ...everyone guests and employees all wave as they pass by. Feels relaxed with lots to do if you want. The wildlife is very enjoyable... deer, turkeys, eagles, lots of cranes, alligator, rabbits, frogs, fish, turtles, ducks..it was great. We may just buy there. Many buy, then move up a couple of times. Restaurant food was great and so was service. Golfing looked great but we had no clubs with us. Rent a golfcart there and have an adventure

The most dog friendly park. Life cannot get any better if you can walk your dog along the ocean with a cup of coffee while catching a sunrise on a manicured paved walkway.

Nice park. Gets congested. Playground [open but currently having construction], nice views, pond, walk loop, splash pad, easy access to walk across the bridge. The exercise equipment is weathered and worn along the walk path. Plenty of bird watching can happen here. Shaded areas, benches along the river.

Sand Pont Park offers some truly breathtaking vistas. The dichotomy of manmade structures, technological advances are gloriously backdropped by ever-changing natural scenery.

What a great park! Wonderful playground for kids, lots of covered pavilions with grills for a picnic, paved trail along the the water and plenty of bathroom facilities! It was not very crowded on a nice Sunday day. Plenty of parking and wildlife, including an alligator in the pond. It has something to do for everyone and very wheelchair friendly (including special playground equipment).

This is a wonderful place to take your family and friends to. The fishing is wonderful so many places to throw a line in the water it's ridiculous and you shouldn't have a problem with hooking a fish either fish are jumping all around you. You can see the dolphins and several species of birds on site. They have bridges where you can park your vehicle under so if it rains you would have a safe haven to get to. There's also a bar and grill on site to with a live band to listen to weather your outside enjoying the scenery or in the bar itself. They have plenty of parking. They also have picnic areas with benches and a roof to block the sun on hot days giving you a shady spot to chill out at.

Found this place by accident and I enjoyed walking around and taking pics. I noticed a few homeless people around too.

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!

Debbie gave us a delightful tour of this classic Victorian! Nice historical site. Call for your tour!

Most people don't know but it's made from pine Heartwood. Almost like lighter knot when you're out camping 20 years ago the termites were so bad I was on the restoration crew and it's so nice to see that our efforts in many other have preserved the place Remember when you go there to ask to see the servants staircase yes they were not the nicest people in the world but not horrible you'll see that there's a private staircase so that the guests never saw the servants Owen from the kitchen to the upper floors a of course then it just seems like they popped out of nowhere Seen but not heard kind of thing if you grew up in the 60s and 70s I'm sure you've heard that before that's why you said that the kids table during Thanksgiving and Christmas lol

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.

My mom and I enjoyed our tour of the Pritchard Historic House. It was a part of the Christmas Historic Museum Tour. Our Guide Lucy was full of knowledge and kind.

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!

Historical home in downtown Titusville. Volunteers give wonderful tours by appointment. Call and schedule if you are in the area. Well worth your time to see this 4 bedroom Queen Anne style restored home. We had a very complete and nicely narrated tour that lasted over 1.5 hours by two docents in period dress. Highly recommend.

We discovered this place when we went for a bike ride. Saw lots of gators and met friendly people. Very scenic! Worth the visit. I’ve actually biked here 3 times now.

Thank you to the park staff for keeping this place so clean and beautiful. The fresh air here has helped me heal after my stroke, and my husband enjoys having such a lovely place to exercise and ride his bike. Sometimes we see alligators sunbathing, and the ducks, birds, and little squirrels are just so adorable. This park truly warms my heart, and I’m grateful to have such a peaceful place to heal.

Great parks with nice walking paths. We take the kids with their scooters and they love it. Be prepared to carry the scooter over sandy bits and watch out for gators! We saw 3 in one pond the other day. And if you’re walking I’d suggest with little getting there before 10am. It’s brutal.

We love riding our bikes through the park. The views from the top of the tower are outstanding.

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.

Was my go-to park for a long while! Park is well maintained with plenty of wildlife to see.

Absolutely fantastic park with plenty of recreational areas and trails for walking and biking. We found bathrooms at the second playground that has a pavilion to rent. We could not be bothered with the first playground as parking wasn't intuitive. They have limited fishing areas. There is a "pier" you can fish from, not kid friendly as railings are too tall and it's near impossible to fish from shore. The bridges are also too tall to fish from for children but provide adults a decent spot on several of the bridges.

Small but interesting collection. If you grew up and went to school in the area they do have old high school year books you can probably find yourself in. I liked the military history room but they also have a nice collection of old housewares, toys and a few other items. It’s free and worth the look if you’re in the area. The people that worked there are very friendly and knowledgeable. The only thing keeping it from 5 starts for me is the limited collection.

Absolutely LOVE this place. They offer mo they educational lessons and work so hard to preserve our history for us

Recently visited this museum. The Docents were very informative, Friendly, Knowledgeable and did a great job overall. The displays throughout the Museum were set up nicely bringing history to life. I would recommend visiting The Unique North Brevard Historical Museum. You surely would be taking a step into history.

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!

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.

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.

The playground is so much more boring than it was when I was a kid (they replaced the whole thing with something much less cool), but it is still a beautiful park. I recently found out they have hiking trails, which I wasn't aware of for literally my entire life! So, I took the blue trail with my friend and we ended up seeing two armadillos up close 🩷

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.

Don't think you can fish this lake from the bank. Thirty years ago you could now it's overgrown. Who wants to Visit a park where they can't put the hours of operation on a website or google maps? Good thing I grew up in this town.\nAnd know the answer to my own questions. Do not support titusville's income please and thank you

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.

It's a great park! We rented the main pavilion. There is a full kitchen (no pots, pans, utensils etc. Bring your own) and it has private bathrooms (but you will want to sweep and wipe things down) I would have given 5 stars, but the people working did not know how to turn the gas on, and the only guy who did was on vacation so we had to do our best to cook pasta on a grill.... also, the playground was torn up the week we rented, and no one told us, which really sucked because the playground being right by the pavilion was the main selling point on this park for me! The new equipment is there, so the playground should be put up soon.

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, 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!