Attractions
Beaches & Surfing The endless Florida Space Coast beaches are tempting year round with warm Southern waters and an average daytime temperature of 73° F. From the Canaveral National Seashore to Sebastian Inlet State Park - whether working on your tan, flying a kite, surf-fishing, or taking a romantic stroll our beaches have something to offer all vacationers.
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Kennedy Space Center
Start your exploration adventure at the only place in America that blasts man into space, NASA's Kennedy Space Center. Tour the Apollo/Saturn V Center that showcases the tense moments of placing the first men on the lunar surface. The Launch Complex Observation Gantry gives you a birds-eye view of the space shuttle launch pads and the International Space Station Center is where you'll see the actual hardware being readied for placement into orbit around Earth.
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Nature & Wildlife
The Space Coast is a unique place, where the technologies of space exploration and environmental protection meet the exceptional resources of natural Florida. Whether visiting Kennedy Space Center, area beaches or numerous wildlife areas that dot the 72-miles of Atlantic coastline, a visitor to the Space Coast can find year-round family enjoyment that is naturally out-of-this-world.
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Just For Kids
Florida Space Coast cares about even the littlest space travelers. We offer a wide range of engaging events and fun activities to entertain and teach your little explorer.
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Camping
Florida's Space Coast offers more than 2,000 scenic campground and recreational vehicle park sites. Many sites border the sun kissed Florida Atlantic shore, diverse river estuaries, protected wildlife refuges and palmetto paradises. Convenient locations and warm weather provide the perfect settings for picnicking, swimming, surfing, snorkeling, scuba diving, fishing, boating and hiking. The Space Coast offers the ideal scene for vacationers who want to get back to nature.
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Area history
The county has been occupied by humans for 12,000 years. The
Ais were inhabiting Brevard when it was discovered by Spanish explorers.
Juan Ponce de León is said to have arrived in
Florida at the shores of the future county in 1513.
The last naval battle of the American Revolutionary War was fought off the shores of
Cape Canaveral in 1783, between the USS Alliance and the HMS Sybill.