Wonderful park to stay in, We stayed in a park model and it was clean and furnished well…read more very affordable vs. a hotel, with your own parking spot, nice laundry facilities. trees surround the park to keep wind and road noise low. pet friendly park. The park manager Polly gives 120% you can walk or bike locally plenty of eateries in the surrounding area, just ask the regulars in the park. close to 95 and toll road to Orlando. Cocoa beach area and space center is within 20 min.

Staff was friendly. Not bad for a small vacation. Unit was too small and had water from a…read morethunderstorm put about an inch of water on the bedroom floor by morning. They came out and replaced some defective siding, however, they covered half of the trailer with a tarp for a week while they fixed it. No credit for the inconvenience. A little pricey($1800/mo+monthly electric bill) for what you get but enjoyed our stay while we were there. Just not a long-term rental place, in my opinion.

This a really nice RV park which is surrounded by a nine hole par 3 golf course. Most of the spots…read moreare owned by individuals, but you rent spots here as well. Lots of people have built small homes on the lots to go along with their RV space.

Worst golf experience ever. We were harassed and threatened by an old cranky man named Chris that…read morelived on hole 6. Wish I could get a refund for the over priced 18 hole game that the three of us ended early after dealing with this guy who is apparently the owner. The GM was nice and tried to resolve the issue, but Chris kept following us and video taping us which was very creepy and made us uncomfortable. I started golfing here 17 years ago and thought it was short and sweet, but now I will definitely give my money to an alternative course in Titusville or Mims.

Big shoutout to Lily. Lisa, Daphne and Dustin. Thanks for being so helpful. This is a very quiet…read morecampground.

The location of Cape Kennedy Campground Resort in Mims, FL is excellent. I saw many launches from…read morethe campgrounds, which was awesome! The PAVED site sizes are good & wide enough for a large motorhome, tent & dog fence. From there, it's got some downhill. This is the 2nd Winter we have spent here in our motorhome; & again, it's because of the location & the most spacious sites of 5 other nearby campgrounds we've checked out. As other reviewers have mentioned, the office staffers are friendly, BUT MANAGEMENT is off-site, supposedly in West Palm; & they are willy-nilly about important things like pop-up tents on the sites. Last Winter (2025) we had to get "permission or approval", (the words they used) before putting a tent on the dirt & shell campsite we'd been assigned. We sent fotos of our tent & dog fence weeks before arriving for our 4-week stay. Once here, parked, fence & supremely-well-secured tent were up, we were told to take them down. No one knew what was going on & they were not friendly about it. Luckily, we had the emails to prove our position. When we booked for this year at the end of last year's stay, we said our tent & fence would be the same, expecting the staffer to make a note for management's benefit & our own. This year, we are staying 8 weeks. The management has changed & although we'd advised that we would have the same secured tent & secured dog fence, Well, after working hard on putting them up after our arrival this year, we were told to take them down because they had no record of our request. So, even though they verified our stay last year, they would not accept our tent. This year we have had to spend another $160 for a 10' x 10' screened tent from Amazon (no smaller sized tent was available), to replace the 8' x 8' fence we were told to take down, which had been accepted last year. Also, last season we were told that this year we would see many upgrades prepared for this season. More paved sites, an upgraded comfort station & a new office facility in a redesigned location. The many new pads, comfort station & office have not yet materialized. I do recommend the location for the rocket launches we saw day & night. But, the management is temperamental. Ask all the questions you need answered before your arrival & keep the original emails to cya.

I have never stayed here. I WANT TO AND WILL MAKE…read moreRESERVATIONS IN THE FUTURE IF AVAILABLE. They have new rules that completely make sense if you want to be profitable. Life is no longer all about you. People who actually care about others and offer clean, safe camping and clamping locations deserve to make a decent living. Even Disney had completely changed their directive. The idea every one has a chance to utilize a special location. If you want to lock up your understood special viewing spot. You have to pay the piper. They are not your Mom and Dad. This is a business. You understand. I know you do but you will try, eh. lol

Very organized and responds in a timely fashion to email questions. The facility was clean and…read morequiet. We enjoyed it very much.

beautiful park in a great location. management were very helpful and attentive. will 100% returnread more

Updated Review - After 3 Years Living Here…read more After living here for 3 years, here's my honest experience. Pros: * Large large RV lots compared to most parks. * When you pay the whole yearly rent, it's cheaper. * Some staff work very hard, especially the maintenance lady who is regularly trimming trees, clearing brush, edging, and cleaning the grounds. Cons: * Management plays favorites. Rules are enforced differently depending on who you are. Some residents are limited to 2-3 pets while others are allowed to have several animals. * The park seems to come alive only when the owners visit. Suddenly everyone is wearing matching shirts and doing work that should have been done all along. * The lawn maintenance is comically done. The mower spends weeks mowing random sections instead of finishing whole yards. * They continue removing lots of landscaping. Yes, the sites look bigger, but all the privacy, shade, and wildlife are disappearing. * The volleyball court has maybe used once in 3 years. It's basically a litter box for strays. * Mail security has been an issue. I had mail disappear early on, and during my last 6 months someone repeatedly opened my magazines and advertising mail before it reached me. Management was notified, but didn't attempt to solve the problems. * They've been saying a swimming pool is coming for 4 years now. At this point, I don't believe it's ever happening. * The park keeps expanding by adding more RV sites (around 190 more planned) instead of improving amenities for current residents. * Activities are very very limited outside of a few holidays. * One office employee was often rude to residents, making negative comments about how people dressed and creating unnecessary conflict with people she didn't seem to like. * There's a $25 monthly utility charge added to the electric bill. Management says it's because people flush blankets down RV toilets, which doesn't make much sense considering RV waste first goes into holding tanks and the plumbing is only a few inches wide. * One thing to know, 85% of residents use the neighboring Cypress Cove family nudist resort for amenities because it offers pools, restaurants, activities, and recreation that this park doesn't have. This park has become more of a place to park your RV while spending time next door. Bottom line: This park has potential because of its large lots and location, but inconsistent rule enforcement, broken promises, questionable fees, and lack of meaningful improvements make it difficult for me to recommend after living here for three years. It was livable because we left on a bunch of trips yearly and did not stay home.

Nice getaway! It's a little run down, however has charm! Very nice that it's right on the ocean,…read moreprivate entrance. It's a short walk to the Cocoa Beach pier and in a great location. I liked the staff, Scott at the front desk was very friendly and we looked forward to saying hello. The pool was nice and clean, hot tub outside, game room, and connected to a tiki restaurant. Kid friendly. I would go back!

Staff is very rude and rooms are old and dirty! Do not stay…read morehere. Pull out couch was disgusting .

We stayed in unit 710 for the last week, and while our vacation was enjoyable there were a few…read moremajor hiccups. First the elevator situation is incredibly frustrating, so much so that it made me not want to go down to the beach. I am able to walk down stairs pretty well, but am not able to walk up the stairs. We were on the 7th floor and there was only 1 somewhat functional elevator in service on property. The second elevator had a sign on it stating they were hoping to have it working by the end of March, but a resident that we spoke to said the sign had said February at one point. The functioning elevator was tiny, unreliable, and constantly stopped on the 3rd floor. Many times we waited between 5-10 minutes just for the opportunity to board. Also, the functioning elevator was not able to be used from the second and fourth floor, which I'm sure is illegal from an ADA standpoint. Second, the water was shut off 2 days in a row during our stay. The first day it was off between 10am-2pm which was no big deal. The second day was an unpleasant surprise and we were told it would be off between 8am and 2pm. Third, if you want to use the pool you better go early! People come out around 8am and claim all the chairs and tables in the pool area, so unless you beat them down there you won't have anywhere to sit. Overall our unit was nice but was in desperate need of upgrading in the common areas.

We are often on the space coast for work and combine it into a vacation to take advantage of the…read morebeach and the proximity to Orlando attractions. For the last 15 years we have been coming here and have stayed in probably 10 of the units. Each is individually owned so there is quite a variability in decoration, furnishings and electronics but they all have been very serviceable. The condos are 2 or 3 bedrooms and are a very decent size. It is right on the beach, with your own balcony with ocean view. The property has a very nice pool as well, shuffle board and putting green. There are the usual snowbird vacationers but still quite nice for the kids. We saw a great firework show from our balcony last night put on by the city. The management here is responsive and helpful. Each unit has a fully stocked kitchen (minus food!), access to washer and dryer (though ours had a set in the unit) and two full size bathrooms. The units are not luxurious but a good value. Some could use with updating or doing away with the ubiquitous beach theme decorations but overall they are comfortable, clean and convenient.

I found the Sea Aire Motel fantastic!! The location is…read moreperfect if you want to see and be able walk to the beach just steps from your front door. The staff were welcoming and accommodating.. won't say what..because I don't want to see no frowns from staff for regretting being so helpful. I only gave the Sea Aire Motel 4-stars because their place is more homey than luxurious. But I avoid luxury accommodations when on vacation to be able to do more outside activities. Sorry no Pics, I only took videos..

1 Star (because negative star is not an option) - BUG-INFESTED DUMP. DO NOT STAY HERE…read more A few years ago, this place was okay. My most recent stay? Hands down one of the worst hotel experiences of my life. This "hotel" is more like a BUG-TEL. Sure, it has beach access and a nice view, but that's bait. Do not fall for it. The so-called "upgrades" are lipstick on a pig, and once you're inside, it's all downhill. Check-in was a joke; the front desk woman was curt, dismissive, and borderline rude. No welcome, no hospitality. Then I walked into my room... and it was over. Once I got in bed, I was eaten alive by bugs all night! It was like trying to sleep in a buffet--for the bugs. I couldn't rest because every time I tried to close my eyes, I felt something biting me. My son and mom (in a separate room) were asleep, so I literally sat outside on a chair all night long, reading just to avoid being attacked. The next morning, covered in bites and running on zero sleep, I told the front desk what happened. Did I get an apology? Nope. She actually acted like I was the problem. As if I would invent a story about bugs and being awake for 36 hours just for fun. Yes, the sunrise was nice. Yes, I saw two rocket launches and some cute little crabs on the beach. But no amount of "Florida charm" can make up for a night of torture. Bottom line: this place is a bug-infested, customer service-optional nightmare. The cheap price and pretty view are a trap. Pay more. Stay anywhere else. I am a Central Floridian and I know for a fact there are better options than this dump.