Top Rated Parks to Visit in Cocoa Beach

"Lori Wilson Park is one of the main native forest parks in Cocoa Beach. It also has coastal dunes by the sea and is located in the heart of the city. Open daily to the public, this park is very pleasant and inviting for hiking, hiking or just enjoying nature on the way to the beach."

"Lori Wilson is a 32.43-acre beach park that offers free parking, free admission, and free things to do in Cocoa Beach."

"299 East Cocoa Beach CswyCocoa Beach, FL 32931(321) 868-3258. Alan Shepard Park, encompassing about five acres, is a family-friendly beachfront park. It is one of the most popular attractions in Cocoa Beach, welcoming hundreds of thousands of beachgoers annually."

"Alan Shepard Park is 2.7 mi (4.4 km) from central Cocoa Beach, why not stop by during your stay. Want to stretch your legs some more?. Head to Lori Wilson Park and Cherie Down Park, both nearby."

"Chain of Lakes is another popular Titusville park that spans 92 acres. There are multiple lakes and wetlands connected by bridges and a 3-mile walking trail. There are also multiple softball and soccer fields, but what separates this park from the other Titusville parks is its observation tower."

"This park may not be filled with wildlife, but Space View Park is still worth a visit. Take a leisurely stroll through the park and see the history of space exploration unfold before you with multiple sculptures and monuments that honor the astronauts and men and woman who worked with them in the many space exploration programs. The park is also a great place to see rocket launches, if you’re in the area when one is scheduled."

"Kennedy Point Park is a river-facing park which comprises of 5.38 acres of land. It possesses a long shoreline walkway where you can walk. You can sit in the benches and can enjoy the view of the river."

"If you’ve never tried nitrogen ice cream, you need to change that!. It’s such a fun experience to watch it being made, and a great experience for kids – my toddler loves it here!. Frozen Nitrogen Ice Cream has only been in Orlando for a short time but it’s a great place with super friendly employees and delicious ice cream."

"You could just visit Phenomenon on Lee Road and watch as your nitrogen ice cream is made right in front of you, but my recommendation is to go for the full gut-busting experience. That means a huge ice cream cookie sandwich. The cookies are massive, soft, gooey bookends to your chosen flavor of ice cream."

"Freaking delicious frozen treats with plenty of options for not only toppings but the ice cream itself. They will even substitute the cream for non-dairy..."

"The restaurants of Melbourne, Florida are not the most vegetarian friendly compared to other Florida spots, but you can count on Paisley’s Vegan Kitchen for an amazing meal with out. Herbivores and carnivores alike can enjoy the plant-based comfort food they serve here. I love the sandwiches, including the Mushroom French Dip and the Falafel Waffle Pita."

"Lauderdale for the weekend with my girlfriend and two of our friends, and I should mention I'm the only non-vegan in the group."

"We have the closest location to 2 of the largest free parking lots in Downtown Titusville!. And we're 1 block from the river!. Outdoor seating available in beautiful Downtown Titusville.."

"Resorts4505 W. Cheney Hwy. (SR-50), Titusville, FL 32780MoreLess Info. An award-winning community, the Great Outdoors RV Resort provides a luxurious place for parking recreational vehicles. At this site, guests and visitors can enjoy an array of features and amenities including golf, tennis courts and fishing."