Nice, beautiful beach right on A1A across from Patrick's Air Force base...during regular days, you…read morecan see planes coming in or taking off while you enjoy the sandy beaches. During the Air Show dates in mid April, you can enjoy the dozens of planes that fly around the area. The easiest way to get here is to drive north on A1A from SR404 since the free parking lot is right on your right..if you are coming from Cocoa Beach, you can get in the median and drive over to the beach side for parking. A really nice, unspoiled beach....not too busy as some of the other ones closer to Cocoa Beach downtown.

Great location. Plenty of free parking. Never crowded. Close to the Air Force base. It's a good…read moreview to watch the planes flying. Pretty clean, there are showers but no restrooms. No lifeguard(s) on duty. Nice & relaxing, enjoyable time.

It is about 10mins south of the usual beach area we go to (Alan Shepard, Lori Wilson) but well…read moreworth the drive starting with the fact that the beach is closer to parking area. This means less steps to take loaded with a cooler, a tent, a beach bag, a chair, a beach ball and your kid in tow. But take note there's limited "FREE" parking. I'd mentally estimate 40 parking spaces. There's a shower to wash off the sand on your way back to the car. There's a gazebo by the parking lot good for groups with benches and tables. Now for the beach...they're as Cocoa Beach in look, feel as it is compared to Alan Shepard & Lori Wilson.

Pleasantly surprised. A little further than the other beach parks in Cocoa but nice. There is…read moreonly 1 bathroom though but there are showers to rinse off.

This has moved up to our go to beach. There's free parking, showers, and bathroom…read more If you go to the left when u get to the beach, that is the dog side in the morning and after 6 pm. If you go to the right of the life guard side, you can go there with your dog. It's so spacious and nice and clean. The water feels amazing during the summer. We live by Tampa and come this way. We have been here almost a handful of times now. It's never packed to the rim with people. It's pretty awesome to see the cruise ship in the far back. I was just saying can't believe I found another fave beach after living here for just over ten years. Love it here!!

Great beach! Not too busy as parking is limited and it doesn't seem to be a big tourist…read moredestination. We arrived in the morning and stayed until noon. The lot filled up both days, but there was plenty of room and space on the beach to spread out with the kids. Didn't see bathrooms here but we may have missed them. There is an open shower to rinse off.

This was our first time to Pineda Beach in Satellite Beach…read more Pros: Free Parking Restrooms - spacious to change too Showers Short Walk to Beach Spacious Beach Cons: Stairs are steep about 15-20 straight up and down steps. No ramp for wheels(wagon, stroller, wheel chair) with 20 steps it is impossible. Not Dog Friendly There is one female restroom and one male restroom Still a lovely visit and I do love that Satellite Beaches are a hop, skip, and jump from the parking lot. Cocoa beach beaches to parking lots at least the ones we have been to are quite far. I think I would return to this beach again. I was happy that the restrooms and shower were conveniently available.

Stopped here for a bit if R&R after a busy stressful morning. Nothing like coming to the ocean and…read morehearing the waves crashing along the shoreline. The beach was clean and the sand is nice as well . I took a few shells back home with me as well . Definitely would return again

Beautiful clean beach. Lifeguard towers, restaurants along the beach, lots of free parking & a…read moreperfect place to spend the day. Cocoa Beach is a city on Florida's Space Coast, known for its beaches, surfing & proximity to the Kennedy Space Center. It offers a variety of attractions, including the Cocoa Beach Pier, massive Ron Jon Surf Shop, Lori Wilson Park & water based activities like kayaking and boat tours, with a laid-back, family-friendly atmosphere that attracts tourists & retirees.

Have not been to Cocoa Beach yet but I will be going this weekend. Great reviews written and a lot…read moreof great tips on where to go. Thank you to everyone for writing such awesome reviews. I will be checking off my bucket list by getting a ride on a Harley as well. The men brought their motorcycles down from New York & we are taking it on a long A1A cruise. Super excited! Looking forward for a relaxing getaway.... Keep on yelping...

Lovely little park at the beach. Nice clean restroom area, covered picnic area, and huge grills to…read moreuse. Multiple walk ways to the beach. Awesome waves, lots of seashells, and beautiful sunrises.

I live close and I walk/job down every morning to catch the sunrise. It's the perfect way to start…read morethe day. The beach isn't too crowded near the walkways but during spring break and launches it can get pretty busy. The break can be rough as can be the current but it gets better a little north and also a little better south. Luckily there's no rocks that will catch you. Only shells

Another beautiful local Florida beach…read more It's easy to get to off the A1a. A lot of the beaches in Florida are pretty nice. This one doesn't get super crowded like Daytona.

Satellite Beach is a city on the East Coast of Florida. It's considered a safe and quiet…read moreresidential town on what is called the "Space Coast". There isn't a beach in Florida on the East Coast that I haven't visited. I grew up in Florida and drove up the coast as much as possible checking out various beaches and surfing spots. I'm highly recommending a weekend getaway. The beaches are beautiful. I prefer Florida beaches over any other in the world! I'm highly recommending.

Quiet and peaceful beach, really nice to relax and listen to the sound of the massive waves…read morecrashing. Also a good spot to watch the surfers. There is a decent amount of parking with overflow across the street. The facilities are kept pretty clean and there are public restrooms.

A convenient place to take a beach day! Or, simply stop by the top of the steps to check the waves…read more It's a spacious beach for a good time with your friends and family to enjoy. I've gone so many times and it's so pretty!! Always a beach girl...forever a beach girl. Five Stars! It's even worth the sort of difficult time parking , to get on that beach for a few. Cheers.

Great location, fun vibrant colors , great drink options. Food menu is typical bar food -hamburger…read morewas the best item we tasted. Buffalo chicken sliders were ok but considering the great view & cheap prices it's worth not having to take a cooler.

I don't think they are open at all. The website lists hours from Tuesday through Sunday. I arrived…read moreat 11:30 (Thursday), and the place is locked up with a sign on the door stating it is open on Saturday and Sunday from noon to 5 pm. I tried calling and reached a message stating they are closed for the season, whatever "the season" is. Is anyone in charge of this place?

I had an enjoyable visit to Riverwalk Park and Nature Center in Rockledge. This 6.37 acre community…read morepark is now a family friendly, nature centered destination that will inspire a love of the outdoors among its youngest visitors. It wasn't always that way. In 1999 the park was named Hoo-Hoo Park from a fraternal order of lumbermen called Hoo Hoo International that contributed to the building of the park's boardwalk. A Sheriff's Office sting operation arrested 32 men on sex charges. Over 300 people were charged with improper sexual activities during the 10 years the park was open. Brevard County closed the park and worked on rebranding it for the community with a new name, Riverwalk Family Park. They added a nature center and invested $275,000 in park improvements. Today this a destination anyone who loves nature would be happy to visit. I started out in the charming nature center where I met Tommy, Pringles, and Chips, the resident turtles who swam right up to the glass to say hi. The nature center has displays about the animals and plants that live near the Indian River, maps and information on other local nature parks, and it also offers nature programs. On the day I visited they had binoculars for use in the park and free water color painting set up. Behind the nature center is a 915 foot boardwalk that takes you to the Indian River Lagoon. Although it is shorter compared to other nature boardwalks in Brevard County, it is the perfect length for the same children who would enjoy the nature center. In 2016 Riverwalk Park received a $20,000 grant from the National Recreation and Park Association. They used the money to build a Nature Explore Classroom set between the trees of the nature preserve. The interactive play zones radiate around a central grassy area with an old tree stump as the focal point. Some of the areas are a water play area, plants and play, a deck for tree forts, and musical instruments. The park also has a picnic pavilion, restrooms, and a butterfly garden.

Excellent little boardwalk path. Fun to enjoy when no one else is there…read more I love the unique rock formations by the water, though I was surprised how short the walk is. Wish the boarded path would lead over the ravine and into a nice picnic/play area. I like how some of the plants along the walk are marked. Did not appreciate the cigarette butts by the water. This isn't the park's fault, but all it takes is one negligent person to destroy everything.