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Things to do near Kennedy Space Center

The Kennedy Space Center sits on Merritt Island, just east of Orlando, Florida. Its location near Cape Canaveral puts you within a 20-minute drive of beaches, wildlife refuges, and top Orlando attractions. Around the Kennedy Space Center, you’ll find everything from rocket launch viewing spots to theme parks and nature reserves. It’s the perfect base for exploring Florida’s Space Coast and beyond, making trip planning simple and rewarding.

Top things to do near Kennedy Space Center

Visitors taking a selfie at Kennedy Space Center with NASA globe in background.

Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex

  • 0 min walk (on-site)
  • See real rockets, astronaut encounters, and immersive space exhibits
  • Cost: From $75
Historic rockets displayed at Rocket Garden, Kennedy Space Center, Florida.

Rocket Garden

  • 2 min walk (150 m)
  • Walk among historic NASA rockets and learn about space history
  • Cost: Included with admission
Visitors learning about Space Shuttle Atlantis at Kennedy Space Center, Florida.

Space Shuttle Atlantis

  • 5 min walk (300 m)
  • Stand nose-to-nose with the legendary shuttle and try the Shuttle Launch Experience
  • Cost: Included with admission

Apollo/Saturn V Center

  • 10 min walk (800 m) or short bus ride
  • Marvel at the massive Saturn V rocket and relive the Apollo moon missions
  • Cost: Included with admission
Statue of astronaut in U.S. Astronaut Hall of Fame, Kennedy Space Center.

U.S. Astronaut Hall of Fame

  • 12 min walk (1 km)
  • Discover stories of America’s pioneering astronauts and their achievements
  • Cost: Included with admission
Boardwalk leading to the beach at Cape Canaveral National Seashore.

Canaveral National Seashore

  • 18 min drive (15 km)
  • Unspoiled beaches, birdwatching, and sea turtle nesting along the Atlantic coast
  • Cost: $20 per vehicle
Wild Bird Trail sign at Black Point Wildlife Drive, Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge, Florida.

Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge

  • 20 min drive (17 km)
  • Spot manatees, alligators, and over 300 bird species in protected wetlands
  • Cost: Free

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Landmarks near Kennedy Space Center

Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex

The heart of Florida’s space program, this complex features rocket exhibits, astronaut encounters, and immersive simulators.

  • Distance: 0 min walk (on-site)
  • Cost: From $75
  • Tip: Arrive early to catch the first IMAX show and beat crowds at Atlantis.
Kennedy Space Center Rocket Garden with rockets and Universe Theater entrance.

Rocket Garden

Stroll among towering rockets that launched America’s space dreams, with detailed plaques and photo ops.

  • Distance: 2 min walk (150 m)
  • Cost: Included with admission
  • Tip: Visit in the morning for cooler temperatures and fewer visitors.
Visitors learning about Space Shuttle Atlantis at Kennedy Space Center, Florida.

Space Shuttle Atlantis

Get up close to the real Atlantis orbiter, suspended as if in flight, and try the Shuttle Launch Experience.

  • Distance: 5 min walk (300 m)
  • Cost: Included with admission
  • Tip: Don’t miss the Hubble Space Telescope theater inside.

Apollo/Saturn V Center

Stand beneath the world’s largest rocket and relive the Apollo moon landings with interactive exhibits.

  • Distance: 10 min walk (800 m) or short bus ride
  • Cost: Included with admission
  • Tip: Check bus schedules for the last return trip to the main complex.
Statue of astronaut in U.S. Astronaut Hall of Fame, Kennedy Space Center.

U.S. Astronaut Hall of Fame

Celebrate the achievements of American astronauts through memorabilia, interactive displays, and inspiring stories.

  • Distance: 12 min walk (1 km)
  • Cost: Included with admission
  • Tip: Look for the Mercury 7 tribute wall for early space history.
Rocket launch at Launch Complex 39A, Kennedy Space Center, with ocean backdrop.

Launch Complex 39A Viewing Gantry

Watch rocket launches from a dedicated platform with panoramic views of the launch pads.

  • Distance: 15 min walk (1.2 km) or short bus ride
  • Cost: Included with select tickets
  • Tip: Bring binoculars for the best launch views.
Boardwalk leading to the beach at Cape Canaveral National Seashore.

Canaveral National Seashore

Miles of undeveloped Atlantic coastline, perfect for beach walks, birdwatching, and sea turtle spotting.

  • Distance: 18 min drive (15 km)
  • Cost: $20 per vehicle
  • Tip: Visit Playalinda Beach for the quietest stretches and best rocket launch views

Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge

A haven for wildlife lovers, this refuge offers scenic drives, hiking trails, and manatee observation decks.

  • Distance: 20 min drive (17 km)
  • Cost: Free
  • Tip: The Black Point Wildlife Drive is best early morning for birdwatching.

Museums near Kennedy Space Center

Heroes & Legends featuring the U.S. Astronaut Hall of Fame

Explore the stories of pioneering astronauts and see rare artifacts from the Mercury, Gemini, and Apollo eras.

  • Distance: 2 min walk (150 m)
  • Cost: Included with admission
  • Tip: The Redstone rocket outside is a great photo spot.

Apollo/Saturn V Center

This museum houses the massive Saturn V rocket and immersive exhibits on the Apollo moon missions.

  • Distance: 10 min walk (800 m) or short bus ride
  • Cost: Included with admission
  • Tip: Don’t miss the Lunar Theater for a dramatic moon landing reenactment.
Visitors observing Space Shuttle Atlantis at Kennedy Space Center exhibit.

Space Shuttle Atlantis

A museum dedicated to the shuttle era, featuring the real Atlantis orbiter and hands-on simulators.

  • Distance: 5 min walk (300 m)
  • Cost: Included with admission
  • Tip: Try the astronaut training simulators for a hands-on experience.
Visitors posing with astronaut in front of NASA globe at Kennedy Space Center, Florida.

NASA Now + Next

Explore current and future missions, including Artemis and Mars exploration, with interactive displays and real spacecraft.

  • Distance: 7 min walk (500 m)
  • Cost: Included with admission
  • Tip: Check for live science demonstrations throughout the day.

Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition (Orlando)

See over 300 artifacts from the Titanic, full-scale room recreations, and guided tours in Orlando.

  • Distance: 50 min drive (70 km)
  • Cost: From $23
  • Tip: Book a guided tour for the most immersive experience.

Orlando Science Center

Hands-on science exhibits, planetarium shows, and live demonstrations for all ages in downtown Orlando.

  • Distance: 55 min drive (75 km)
  • Cost: From $21
  • Tip: Arrive early for planetarium show tickets, which can sell out.
Wax figure of Dwayne Johnson holding a rope at Madame Tussauds Orlando.

Madame Tussauds Orlando

Pose with lifelike wax figures of celebrities, sports stars, and astronauts in this interactive museum.

  • Distance: 55 min drive (75 km)
  • Cost: From $35
  • Tip: Look for the astronaut zone for space-themed photos.
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Theme parks near Kennedy Space Center

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Universal Studios Florida

Step into blockbuster movies, thrilling rides, and immersive lands like The Wizarding World of Harry Potter.

  • Distance: 55 min drive (75 km)
  • Cost: From $119
  • Tip: Arrive before 9am for shorter lines at popular rides.
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Walt Disney World Resort

The world’s most famous theme park complex, with four parks including Magic Kingdom and EPCOT.

  • Distance: 1 hr drive (85 km)
  • Cost: From $109
  • Tip: Use the Disney Genie app to plan your day and skip lines.
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LEGOLAND Florida Resort

A colorful theme park with LEGO rides, shows, and a water park, perfect for families with young kids.

  • Distance: 1 hr 20 min drive (110 km)
  • Cost: From $84
  • Tip: Download the LEGOLAND app for real-time ride wait times.
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ICON Park

Orlando’s entertainment hub with The Wheel, SEA LIFE Aquarium, and Madame Tussauds all in one spot.

  • Distance: 55 min drive (75 km)
  • Cost: Free entry, attractions from $25
  • Tip: Ride The Wheel at sunset for city views.
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Wonderworks Orlando exterior with upside-down building design.

WonderWorks Orlando

An indoor amusement park with 100+ hands-on science exhibits, laser tag, and a ropes course.

  • Distance: 55 min drive (75 km)
  • Cost: From $35
  • Tip: Wear comfortable shoes for the ropes course and laser tag.
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Alligator with open mouth in water at Gatorland, Florida.

Gatorland

See thousands of alligators and crocodiles, live shows, and ziplining over the gator breeding marsh.

  • Distance: 1 hr drive (85 km)
  • Cost: From $32
  • Tip: The Gator Jumparoo Show is a must-see for families.
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Gardens and parks near Kennedy Space Center

Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge

A vast natural area with scenic drives, hiking trails, and birdwatching platforms.

  • Distance: 20 min drive (17 km)
  • Cost: Free
  • Tip: The Black Point Wildlife Drive is a top spot for photographers.

Canaveral National Seashore

Miles of protected beaches, dunes, and coastal hammocks, perfect for nature walks and picnics.

  • Distance: 18 min drive (15 km)
  • Cost: $20 per vehicle
  • Tip: Visit in spring for wildflowers and nesting birds.

Space View Park

A riverside park with launch viewing areas, NASA monuments, and shaded picnic spots.

  • Distance: 20 min drive (15 km)
  • Cost: Free
  • Tip: Bring binoculars for birdwatching and rocket launches.

Sand Point Park (Titusville)

Family-friendly park with playgrounds, walking trails, and river views, ideal for a picnic or sunset stroll.

  • Distance: 22 min drive (17 km)
  • Cost: Free
  • Tip: The splash pad is open seasonally for kids.

Budget-friendly things to do around Kennedy Space Center

Rocket Launch Viewing (various spots)

Catch a live rocket launch from public viewing areas along the Indian River or Playalinda Beach.

  • Distance: 10–20 min drive (8–15 km)
  • Cost: Free
  • Tip: Arrive at least 1 hour early for the best spots.

Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge

Hike scenic trails, spot manatees, and enjoy birdwatching in this vast nature reserve.

  • Distance: 20 min drive (17 km)
  • Cost: Free
  • Tip: The manatee observation deck is best in winter months.

Canaveral National Seashore

Relax on quiet beaches, swim, or picnic along the Atlantic coast.

  • Distance: 18 min drive (15 km)
  • Cost: $20 per vehicle
  • Tip: Bring your own snacks and water, as facilities are limited.

Space View Park (Titusville)

A riverfront park with NASA monuments and launch viewing platforms, ideal for families and photographers.

  • Distance: 20 min drive (15 km)
  • Cost: Free
  • Tip: Check the schedule for rocket launches and special events.

Titusville Historic Downtown

Stroll through local shops, murals, and cafes in this walkable district with a space history vibe.

  • Distance: 20 min drive (15 km)
  • Cost: Free to browse
  • Tip: Look for the astronaut mural on Main Street for photos.

Indian River Lagoon

Kayak, paddleboard, or fish in one of North America’s most biodiverse estuaries.

  • Distance: 15 min drive (12 km)
  • Cost: Rentals from $20
  • Tip: Early morning is best for calm water and wildlife sightings.

Where to eat & drink near Kennedy Space Center

Orbit Cafe (Kennedy Space Center)

Casual dining with burgers, salads, and kid-friendly meals, located inside the Visitor Complex.

  • Distance: On-site
  • Cost: Meals from $10
  • Tip: Arrive before noon to avoid lunch crowds.

Moon Rock Cafe (Apollo/Saturn V Center)

Enjoy sandwiches, pizza, and snacks with views of the Saturn V rocket.

  • Distance: 10 min walk (800 m) or short bus ride
  • Cost: Meals from $8
  • Tip: Try the moon pie dessert for a space-themed treat.

Rocket Fuel Food Truck

Grab-and-go snacks, drinks, and ice cream, perfect for a quick bite between exhibits.

  • Distance: 3 min walk (200 m)
  • Cost: Snacks from $5
  • Tip: The ice cream sandwiches are a favorite with kids.

Shuttle Express Cafe

Quick-service sandwiches, salads, and drinks near the Shuttle Launch Experience.

  • Distance: 5 min walk (300 m)
  • Cost: Meals from $9
  • Tip: Good spot for a fast lunch before heading to Atlantis.

Space Dots Ice Cream

Classic freeze-dried “astronaut ice cream” and Dippin’ Dots, a fun treat for all ages.

  • Distance: On-site
  • Cost: From $6
  • Tip: Buy a few packs as unique souvenirs for friends.

Port Canaveral Seafood Restaurants

Fresh seafood, waterfront views, and local favorites like Dixie Crossroads and Grills Seafood Deck.

  • Distance: 20 min drive (16 km)
  • Cost: Meals from $18
  • Tip: Go for sunset to watch cruise ships depart.
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Shopping near Kennedy Space Center

Kennedy Space Center Shop

Official NASA gear, space-themed toys, and unique souvenirs, located inside the Visitor Complex.

  • Distance: On-site
  • Cost: Items from $5
  • Tip: Look for exclusive mission patches and astronaut autographs.

Titusville Historic Downtown Shops

Browse local boutiques, art galleries, and gift stores with a space history twist.

  • Distance: 20 min drive (15 km)
  • Cost: Free to browse
  • Tip: Main Street is best for unique gifts and local crafts.

Cocoa Village Shopping

Charming riverside streets with specialty shops, antiques, and outdoor markets.

  • Distance: 35 min drive (40 km)
  • Cost: Free to browse
  • Tip: Visit on weekends for the largest outdoor markets.

Port Canaveral Markets

Waterfront shops selling beachwear, souvenirs, and local seafood products.

  • Distance: 20 min drive (16 km)
  • Cost: Free to browse
  • Tip: Combine shopping with a seafood lunch for a relaxed afternoon.

Adventure and outdoor activities near Kennedy Space Center

Cocoa Beach Surfing Santas (December 24)

A festive holiday event where hundreds of surfers dressed as Santa hit the waves.

  • Distance: 35 min drive (40 km)
  • Cost: Free
  • Tip: Arrive by 8am for parking and best viewing.

Port Canaveral Seafood & Music Festival (March)

Enjoy fresh seafood, live music, and family fun at this annual waterfront festival.

  • Distance: 20 min drive (16 km)
  • Cost: From $10
  • Tip: Buy tickets online to skip entry lines.

Titusville Space Coast Art Festival (November)

A juried art show with local artists, food trucks, and live entertainment in downtown Titusville.

  • Distance: 20 min drive (15 km)
  • Cost: Free
  • Tip: Check the festival map for kids’ activity zones.

Orlando Christmas Events (December)

Holiday lights, parades, and themed events at Orlando’s top attractions.

  • Distance: 55 min drive (75 km)
  • Cost: Varies
  • Tip: Book tickets early for popular shows and parades.

How to plan your day near Kennedy Space Center

Path: Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex → Rocket Garden → Space Shuttle Atlantis

Steps & Timing:

  • Start at the Rocket Garden for photos and quick history (20 min)
  • Head to Space Shuttle Atlantis for the orbiter and simulators (40 min)
  • Browse the gift shop for NASA souvenirs (20 min)
  • Grab a snack at Orbit Cafe (20 min)

Alternative: If short on time, focus on Atlantis and the Shuttle Launch Experience.

Path: Kennedy Space Center → Apollo/Saturn V Center → Heroes & Legends → Lunch

Steps & Timing:

  • Begin with Heroes & Legends and the Astronaut Hall of Fame (45 min)
  • Take the bus to Apollo/Saturn V Center for moon mission exhibits (1 hr)
  • Return for lunch at Moon Rock Cafe (30 min)
  • End with a walk through the Rocket Garden (30 min)

Alternative: If the Saturn V Center is busy, swap with Space Shuttle Atlantis.

Path: Kennedy Space Center → Bus Tour → Apollo/Saturn V Center → Space Shuttle Atlantis → Rocket Launch Viewing

Steps & Timing:

  • Morning bus tour of launch pads and Vehicle Assembly Building (1.5 hrs)
  • Explore Apollo/Saturn V Center (1 hr)
  • Lunch at Moon Rock Cafe (30 min)
  • Afternoon at Space Shuttle Atlantis and simulators (1.5 hrs)
  • End with Rocket Garden and launch viewing if scheduled (1 hr)

Alternative: If no launch is scheduled, visit Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge in the afternoon.

Path: Kennedy Under the Stars → Port Canaveral Waterfront Dining → Space View Park

Steps & Timing:

  • Attend Kennedy Under the Stars for stargazing and night tours (1.5 hrs)
  • Dinner at Port Canaveral seafood restaurant (1 hr)
  • Sunset stroll at Space View Park (30 min)

Alternative: If Kennedy Under the Stars is not available, try Cocoa Village for live music.

Path: Camp KSC → Shuttle Launch Experience → Rocket Garden → Space Dots Ice Cream

Steps & Timing:

  • Morning at Camp KSC for hands-on activities (1 hr)
  • Ride the Shuttle Launch Experience (30 min)
  • Explore the Rocket Garden (30 min)
  • Treat kids to Space Dots Ice Cream (20 min)

Alternative: If Camp KSC is full, visit WonderWorks Orlando for interactive fun.

Path: Canaveral National Seashore → Sunset at Port Canaveral → Stargazing at Kennedy Space Center

Steps & Timing:

  • Afternoon beach walk at Canaveral National Seashore (1 hr)
  • Dinner and sunset at Port Canaveral (1.5 hrs)
  • Stargazing at Kennedy Under the Stars (1 hr)

Alternative: Swap stargazing for a moonlit walk at Cocoa Beach.

Visitor information

The Kennedy Space Center is best reached by car, with ample parking on-site. Shuttle buses connect the Visitor Complex to Apollo/Saturn V Center and launch viewing areas. Rideshares and taxis are available from Orlando. Public transit is limited, so driving is recommended. Bike rentals are available in nearby Titusville for exploring local parks.

On-site parking at Kennedy Space Center costs $10 per car and $15 for RVs. Payment is by card only. Additional parking is available at Port Canaveral and Titusville for launch viewing. Arrive early on launch days, as lots fill quickly.

  • Restrooms: Located throughout the Visitor Complex and Apollo/Saturn V Center
  • ATMs: Available near the main entrance and gift shop
  • Lockers: Day-use lockers at the main entrance
  • Wi-Fi: Free Wi-Fi throughout the Visitor Complex
  • Water fountains: Near restrooms and cafes
  • Shaded seating: Picnic areas and covered benches in the Rocket Garden and near cafes
  • Accessibility
  • Wheelchair access: All main attractions and buses are wheelchair accessible
  • Elevators: Available in multi-level exhibits
  • Service animals: Permitted throughout the complex
  • Hearing loops: Available at IMAX theaters and select exhibits
  • Special tours: Contact guest services for accessible tour options
  • Parking & Arrival: Accessible parking spaces are available near the main Visitor Complex entrance; wheelchair-friendly drop-off zones are also provided.
  • Wheelchair & ECV Rentals: Manual wheelchairs (~US $10) and electric convenience vehicles (ECVs) or scooters (~US $30) are available to rent at the Information Building. Reservations can be made online in advance or on-site (subject to availability).
  • Mobility & Routes: The Visitor Complex is largely level and wheelchair-accessible, with most indoor and outdoor exhibits equipped for mobility devices. Bus tours and shuttles connecting to the Apollo/Saturn V Center are lift-equipped for wheelchair access. Note: Some specialised experiences (e.g., the “Astronaut Training Experience”) require guests to be able to transfer or negotiate steps/ramps.
  • Restrooms & Family Facilities: Accessible restrooms are located throughout the complex. Nursing rooms are available in designated areas (e.g., inside the Space Shuttle Atlantis exhibit).
  • Sensory & Hearing: The complex is certified as a Sensory-Inclusive attraction (via International Board of Credentialing and Continuing Education Standards for Autism/Neurodiversity), and offers a Sensory Guide (printable or via app) to aid visitors with sensory sensitivity.
  • Service Animals: Service animals (e.g., guide dogs) are permitted throughout the Visitor Complex. Regular pets are not permitted inside the exhibits, though there is a complimentary climate-controlled kennel on site for non-service animals.

Visitor tips

  • Arrive early: The Kennedy Space Center opens at 9am. Arriving before 10am helps you avoid crowds and long lines at popular exhibits.
  • Check launch schedules: Rocket launches draw large crowds and can affect traffic and parking. Review the schedule and plan extra time if a launch is set for your visit.
  • Dress for the weather: Florida’s Space Coast can be hot and humid. Wear sunscreen, a hat, and comfortable shoes for walking between exhibits.
  • Bring binoculars: For rocket launches and wildlife viewing at Merritt Island, binoculars enhance the experience.
  • Download the KSC app: The official Kennedy Space Center app provides maps, showtimes, and real-time updates for your visit.
  • Pack snacks and water: While cafes are available, bringing your own snacks and a refillable water bottle saves time and money.

Frequently asked questions about things to do near Kennedy Space Center

Is the area around the Kennedy Space Center safe at night?

Yes, the Kennedy Space Center and surrounding areas are generally safe at night, especially during events. Stick to well-lit areas and main roads when leaving after dark.

Is the area around the Kennedy Space Center easy to walk around?

The Visitor Complex is walkable, with paved paths between exhibits. For attractions outside the center, a car is recommended due to distances between sites.

What local favorites are near the Kennedy Space Center?

Local favorites include Port Canaveral seafood restaurants, Space View Park for rocket launches, and Titusville’s historic downtown for shopping and murals.

What’s the best picnic spot near the Kennedy Space Center?

Canaveral National Seashore and Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge both offer scenic picnic areas with views of the water and wildlife.

Where are the best photo spots of the Kennedy Space Center?

The Rocket Garden, Saturn V Center, and launch viewing gantries provide iconic backdrops for photos. For rocket launches, Playalinda Beach and Space View Park are top choices.

What free things can I do near the Kennedy Space Center?

Free options include hiking at Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge, strolling Titusville’s historic downtown, and watching launches from public parks

What are the best restaurants or cafés within a 10-minute walk of the Kennedy Space Center?

Orbit Cafe, Moon Rock Cafe, and Rocket Fuel Food Truck are all within the Visitor Complex and offer a range of meals and snacks.

What can I do near the Kennedy Space Center with kids?

Kids love the Shuttle Launch Experience, Camp KSC, and interactive exhibits at Heroes & Legends. Gatorland and WonderWorks in Orlando are also family favorites.

What are some rainy-day ideas near the Kennedy Space Center?

Indoor attractions like Space Shuttle Atlantis, IMAX theaters, and WonderWorks Orlando are perfect for rainy days.

Is there luggage storage or lockers near the Kennedy Space Center?

Day-use lockers are available at the main entrance for storing bags and small items during your visit.

Which metro stop is best for the Kennedy Space Center?

There is no direct metro service. The center is best reached by car or shuttle from Orlando

Are dogs allowed in parks or attractions near the Kennedy Space Center?

Service animals are allowed at the Visitor Complex. Leashed pets are welcome at Canaveral National Seashore and some parks, but not inside main attractions.

Does the City Pass cover things near the Kennedy Space Center?

The Go City Orlando Pass includes discounted entry to Kennedy Space Center and other top Orlando attractions.

What markets or shopping streets are near the Kennedy Space Center?

Titusville’s historic downtown and Cocoa Village offer local boutiques, gift shops, and weekend markets.

Where can I take the best night views of the Kennedy Space Center?

Kennedy Under the Stars events and Port Canaveral waterfront provide great night views, especially during launches or special programs.

What unique or hidden gems are near the Kennedy Space Center?

The Black Point Wildlife Drive at Merritt Island and the astronaut mural in Titusville are local gems worth seeking out.

What are the best times to visit the Kennedy Space Center for fewer crowds?

Weekdays outside of school holidays and arriving before 10am offer the quietest experience.

What are some top seasonal events near the Kennedy Space Center?

Space Coast Birding and Wildlife Festival, Cocoa Beach Surfing Santas, and Port Canaveral Seafood Festival are popular annual events.

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