I have been coming to KARS Park for over 30 years. It has always been a great place for family…read morefun. My kids grew up going to KARS Park. I am in the process of having a home built so I have been staying at KARS Park until it is complete. One of the great things over the years that being a family park small infractions of the park rules were often over looked. Any place you go in an environment like KARS Park though you always have a few complainers and busy bodies. These individuals seem to relish making sure that all the guest strictly abide by the rules and will immediately report even the most minor of infractions. Having worked for the Federal Government my whole life and having to have to deal with the public I have noticed something. When some one makes a complaint they often embellish to get their point across. Subsequently the people who enforce the rules don't get the real picture of what went down. There is one camper who likes to refer to himself as the "Mayor". I have been told that he is the "Camp Host". Of course I have never seen any credentials appointing this person to this position. I have also noticed that there is some prejudice toward some campers who stay in tents or small campers. Now if you camp in one of these large expensive campers you are not watched as closely and those who are on the less affluent end of the economic scale. Personally I am fairly well off but stay in a camper I use for hunting and fishing trips. I guess this makes me look like some of the "ref-raf" the KARS Staff would like to see gone. I am leaving Kars Park to another place in Florida and stay in my camper on my property until my house is built. It is doubtful I will return. Also I plan to send this complaint to a higher level to see if the treatment of campers at KARS Park is on an equal level. MSG (Ret) Terry Overly trashfishterry@gmail.com (321)536-3723

I was harassed for being a veteran that suffers from PTSD, AND KICKED out of Kars park. Beware of…read morethe clickIE CREW and if you are not like them, they will harass you. When you pull up to check in your greated by a guy blowing cigar smoke in the RV. the man with the cigar also claims the park as his, and says the rules on the answer machine are wrong and he controls the rules. Now fast forward a few days, and ii suffer PTSD, TBI injury, and from the loss of 2 families I'm dealing with a diagnosis from emotional stress So I went to Kars park because I felt safe there, unfortunately the troll made sure that didn't happen. I was eating lunch on 8/18/2025, and a rude gentlemen (probably drives a white Tacoma with silly fake graphics). The phone says "US government". I answer and the guy asks "what's up with your spot" and " what's your deal"? Being extremely aggressive, and after I had that intruding phone conversation I didn't want to stay. So I drove straight to Kars park and paid in full, telling them it's my last night. Then the next morning, and after receiving another cold shoulder from the short cigar smoker (turning his back to me, and taking his time opening the gate (troll). I decided I'm not going to let the cigar smoker, and the harassing workers effect my stay. I called and after a conversation (man doesn't know how to take constructive criticism.i was out surfing and instead of extending my stay I was told to leave by 11. Like a criminal I had to have my parents grab my truck and we drove away.

This year's cruise was a little different, but I'm still grateful I got to make these memories with…read morethe kids! For a newer Disney ship, I honestly didn't notice a huge difference from the older ones. But let's talk about what really matters: THE FOOD. Enchanted Garden was our favorite dining spot. Bright, beautiful, and actually LIGHT ENOUGH TO READ THE MENU. Maybe it's my age, but I'm officially over restaurants so dimly lit that I need my phone flashlight to figure out what I'm ordering. Three-course dinners meant smaller portions, but that just gave us more room to enjoy each course. Sharing desserts and trying new foods? Absolutely. Overeating on vacation? 1,000%. Pre-dinner snacks included crispy French fries, ridiculously crunchy chicken tenders, and all the soft-serve ice cream our hearts desired. Vanilla and mango were our favorites! Mreakfast was a whole different challenge. Mickey churro waffles, smoked salmon, crispy hash brown patties, and ALL the fresh fruit (which somehow tastes better when you're not the one cutting it). At Cabanas, the buffet lunch favorites included fresh shrimp, international eats, and whatever dessert was making its daily debut. With all that eating, I was happy to burn off some fuel at the gym. There was a good variety of cardio machines, weight equipment, and free weights. I just wish the lifting area were more spacious, although the glass panels in certain spots doubled as mirrors! Room service was fantastic, and twice-daily room cleaning? As a Type A organization fanatic, I felt SEEN. Nothing says vacation like someone else keeping things tidy. Would I cruise Disney again? Probably not, with the kids getting older. But Disney will always be near the top of my list for families looking for fun, delicious eats, and an actual chance to RELAX on vacation. Because let's be honest, keeping kids entertained while someone else handles the cooking, cleaning, and planning - that's the real magic!

Major dietary restriction failures and zero accountability from management…read more If you have dietary restrictions or food allergies, be extremely cautious sailing with Disney Cruise Line. Communicating your needs directly to your staff is simply not enough to keep your food safe. I do not eat pork. Even though I added this to my profile before the cruise, the system failed to save it. I verbally informed my servers at every single meal including the breakfast and lunch staff at Royal Court going over the menu each time. On our last full day at sea, two separate incidents occurred: first, lunch soups at Royal Court arrived with unlisted pork (sausage in the lentil soup and bacon in the clam chowder) not disclosed on the menu, leaving the servers completely unaware. That night at dinner, after explicitly requesting pork free sides with my beef entree, my plate was still served with pork. Worst of all was the dining supervisor response. While she did apologize for the menu error regarding the lunch soups, she placed the full blame on me for the dinner incident. She claimed I had not informed the staff, and later stated that when a guest notifies a server of an unlisted restriction, the server protocol is to direct the guest to Guest Services to update their file. None of the servers I spoke to throughout the entire trip ever gave me this guidance. Instead of taking responsibility for her team failure to follow Disney own procedures, the manager deflected blame onto the guest. Ending our last full day at sea this way completely ruined our vacation experience. Disney heavily advertises its handling of special diets, but their lack of staff protocol execution and defensive management proved otherwise. I will not be returning.

Only GOD forgives you faster than your DOG! #ReflectDogs…read moreLove & Forgiveness Sadly this dog park needs a little attention, well maybe a little bit more than a little. It has so much potential!! And the little sign out front obviously shows it! But they fenced off all the good forest and left one or two palm trees? They have a water facility and a poop bag dispenser with a trash can. They have two benches to sit on. And they have what appeared to be a couple archaeological dig sites! You park a bit away and then you have to walk across the ground to get here there is no sidewalk. But hey at least it is a dog park

The best part about this place is being able to reserve parking online. If you do that, from what I…read moreunderstand, you are guaranteed entry. Bonus, if there is a line waiting for the booth and someone scans your QR code before that, you can just swing around them and enter if there is room. You still get a great view of SpaceX though those pads are about as far to the north as you can get. The real reason to go here would be for any boosters coming down to the LZs or perhaps Blue Origin which I believe launches from the south.

Jetty Park is wonderful county park. Very clean and scenic. My goal was different from others. I…read morewas at the nearby cruise terminal and wanted to get some exercise before the cruise. Was able to accomplish that with walking around. Jetty Park is near the Cape Canaveral launch site, but unfortunately no activity the day I was there. Definitely worth a stop.

Great, huge park with a lot of recreational options!…read more Football fields, Baseball fields, Soccer fields, Tennis courts, playgrounds and a paved sidewalk walking/running path.

My husband and I love running at Mitchell Ellington Park. We bring the kids and they love exploring…read moreand playing while we run. It's very clean and perfect for families. The ball fields are kept up nicely as are the restrooms.

2026 7 1: Okay, so we didn't see any dolphins or manatees, but I still give this trip a 5/5 stars!…read more We booked a 7:30pm to 9:30pm bio and mangrove tour. The funnest part was going through the mangrove tunnels! That was a barrel of laughs as we moved through "Tarzan style", that is, grabbing the branches and pulling yourself and your kayak through! My son was in the back of the kayak doing the work, while I was taking pics or videotaping, so I had to be careful of the rogue branch to the head! But it wasn't a problem, and I enjoyed myself immensely. When it got dark, we each put our nets (given to us to borrow) in the water, and the bottom of my net was glowing! It was a bio jellyfish or something, clear, and the size of a golf ball! While my son paddled, I would just hold the handle, with the net in the water, and I would catch 2 or 3 or 4 glowing, squishy balls! Wow, that was cool! It was a full moon, but we still got to experience some of the bio, with our net and our paddles pushing through the water. There were mosquitos, but Cocoa Kayaking supplies you with a lot of repellent to put on at the start, along with a life jacket. When you arrive, there's this building with a restaurant/bar inside, that's the only bathrooms there are, but Cocoa Kayaking will meet you not in a building, but way across the parking lot toward the water, you'll see a big truck and trailer with lots of kayaks on it. Our guide was super cool, very friendly, and always a bunch of interesting stories to tell, he was one of the best parts of the trip! And in general, I really just love to kayak, and the waters were calm, and the weather was perfect, so everything went great and I would def do it again! Oh, don't worry if you can't swim, a bunch of the trip, if you fell out, the water would only go to your knees. But you can't tell while you are kayaking, it feels like it could be 10 feet deep throughout most of the trip. But it wasn't. We also saw a stingray our guide picked up for us. So neat!! Oh, they also give you bags to put your stuff in the boat with you, so your stuff doesn't get wet. We brought water bottles but didn't stop to drink them, tho it was 80 degrees out. Never even thought of it. Don't forget your deet! (I was the only one who got bit - there were 5 of us--after putting on their stuff and my deet spray, and it was only 1 mosquito, with 2 + hours on the water. But it was on my knee, after I rolled up my jeans past my knees and never put any spray or lotion there.) Also, you can pay a little extra to have the guide to yourself (up to 10 people), or you can pay a little less, but they might add some strangers to your trip, also, up to 10 people. In our group there were us 5, another couple, and a single guy. Plenty of room for everyone, except for those in the back might not have heard everything the guide was saying, which was interesting and funny.

I was in town with my guy for a work trip and needed something fun to do while he was stuck in…read moremeetings, and I'm SO glad I found this. I'm a big paddleboard person, so I figured kayaking couldn't be that different... and honestly, it was such a good call. I signed up for the morning paddle and Ian was our guide super friendly, easy to talk to, and actually knew a ton about the area without making it feel like a lecture. I was really hoping to see a manatee (still a little salty about that lol), but we did see a bunch of beautiful birds, tons of stingrays, and even a random little dolphin which totally made my day. The weather was perfect, the water was calm, and the whole experience was just really relaxing and fun. 10/10 would recommend if you're into paddling, kayaking, or just want a chill little water adventure.

Small but everything u need and of course its free if you have access. One side to fill all your…read morefree weight needs and the other side if your preference is machine use. Plenty of cardio equipment most affixed with tv screens and headphone hookups. The facility is kept clean to include the showers and bathrooms. There are daily lockers available to secure your gear while u get it in. On the exterior a covered outdoor basketball court as well as a half court balls are available for sign out at the front desk. A nice soft track that is lit for night use with exercise stations. Lastly if your into it there are also volleyball, tennis and in door racquet ball courts.