Cocoa Beach Real Estate

Buy or Sell Your Cocoa Beach Home

As part of the Space Coast, Cocoa Beach is the perfect location for beach goers, surfers, and those seeking a laid back lifestyle. Nestled between the Banana River and the Atlantic Ocean, ocean breezes tell the story of a beautiful town with a lot to offer to its residents.

Cocoa Beach is close to numerous Central Florida attractions, as well as Port Canaveral. Families with children will be pleased with the well-performing school district and the lovely parks operated by the town and the county.

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Attractions Near Cocoa Beach:

Cocoa Beach Pier
A popular destination for both residents and tourists alike, Cocoa Beach Pier extends 800 feet into the Atlantic and features restaurants and shops and is home to many surfing festivals. With an arcade, frequent concerts, and surf lessons available, it’s a fun place to see what Cocoa Beach has to offer.

Cape Canaveral
Located just north of Cocoa Beach, Cape Canaveral is home to Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, the launching pad for many American rockets, and Port Canaveral, a popular departure port for cruise ships.

Kennedy Space Center
Enjoy the magic of the Space Coast by visiting the Space Shuttle Atlantis at Kennedy Space Center. With exhibits and movies, the center provides context for young and old explorers alike. It’s also a great place to watch the latest launch!

Orlando
Whether you’re a fan of the nightlife or the roller coasters, there’s something for everyone in Orlando. Situated an hour to the west, Orlando is home to numerous theme parks, including Disney World, SeaWorld, Universal Studios, and more. Orlando is a cultural haven for many Floridians and home of the NBA’s Orlando Magic.

Beaches

Cocoa Beach has 4 oceanfront parks along the beach, along with numerous beach access points along the Atlantic.

Alan Shepard Beachfront Park:
Named after astronaut Alan Shepard, this beachfront park provides plenty of space for your beach picnic at one of its many pavilions or picnic areas. With a playground for the kids and public bathrooms and showers, it’s a great place to swim, fish, and boogie board. Alan Shepard Park also provides a good vantage point for watching the latest space launches.

Lori Wilson Park:
Cocoa Beach’s largest oceanside park, the 20-acre Lori Wilson Park features a playground, two pavilions, picnic shelters and tables, restrooms, showers, and a dog park. Complete with a boardwalk and barbecue grills, Lori Wilson Park is a popular Cocoa Beach spot for relaxing and enjoying the ocean breezes. Lori Wilson Park is home to the 2nd oldest surfing competition on the east coast, which takes place over Easter weekend.

Sidney Fischer Park:
This 10-acre park was named after former Cocoa Beach mayor Sidney Fischer. It is ADA accessible and provides a visitors with parking, bathrooms, showers, and plenty of places to eat and play. Featuring a volleyball court and a playground, plus pavilions and picnic shelters, Sidney Fischer Park allows Cocoa Beach residents and visitors to make the most of their day at the beach.

Robert P. Murkshe Memorial Park:
Named after a former Cocoa Beach mayor, Robert P. Murkshe Memorial Park offers parking, bathrooms, and showers to guests. The 2-acre park is ADA accessible and has spots for fishing as well as picnic tables and shelters.

Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge
Discover the amazing wildlife of the Space Coast at the Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge, which aims to provide safe habitats for migratory birds and endangered species. Learn about the different native species to the area and see which ones you can find.

Other Attractions

Banana River
If you’re a fan of watersports, the Banana River provides a great place for boating, kayaking, water skiing, and more. There are two city parks that feature ramps for easy access to the river, Constitution Bicentennial Park and Ramp Road Park.

The Banana River is a rich ecosystem, allowing residents to regularly spot stingrays, dolphins, and manatees in the 31-mile long lagoon. It’s a joy to explore as it includes salt marshes, seagrass beds, oyster bars, mangrove swamps, and more.

Patrick Air Force Base
Cocoa Beach is convenient to Patrick AFB, making it a great haven for airmen and their families.