Best Beach 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."

"Enjoy breathtaking views of Cocoa Beach at the Robert P. Murkshe Memorial Park. The beachfront park is an exciting spot to spend a relaxing time with family and friends. You can use the park amenities such as picnic tables, restrooms, water showers, and play areas."

"Whether you want to collect beach glass or watch the sunset, Cocoa Beach is a spot you might want to check out, located 1.6 mi (2.6 km) from central Cocoa Beach. Enjoy the sunset by the shore at Cherie Down Park Beach, South Cocoa Beach, and Peacock Beach."

"The Tips and Toes Salon’s main focus is making nails beautiful, and they do it with expertise and excellent customer service. Despite its unassuming front—by all appearances it is just another strip mall nail salon—it is one of the most highly rated nail salons we’ve come across. Other services offered include waxing and facials."

"On the northeastern shore of Merritt Island is a stretch of 24 miles of beautiful undeveloped beach. That means no condos, shops, restaurants; just you and the waves. It’s actually the longest stretch of undeveloped beach in Florida!"

"This unspoiled 140,000-acre refuge is one of the country's best birding spots, especially from October to May (early morning and after 4pm). More endangered and threatened species of wildlife inhabit the swamps, marshes and hardwood hammocks here than at any other site in the continental US. The best viewing is on Black Point Wildlife Drive."

"About an hour south of Daytona, via a scenic drive along State Road A1A, is Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge. The natural surroundings here still look pretty much the same today as they did millennia ago. Explore the beautiful beaches, take a hike on the trails, or fish along Mosquito Lagoon."

"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."

"Browse through five showrooms of beautiful artwork at The Downtown Gallery. The warm atmosphere, friendly staff and elegant décor make this gallery standout in downtown Titusville."