The legion is my go to. Such friendly bar tenders and relaxed environment. Wish more took advantage…read moreof the outside area. I have been to other legions that put stages outside tiki bars and draws more people

American Legion posts are normally named after Medal of Honor winners but this one is named after…read moreCape Canaveral's heroes, the 7 members of the crew of the Space Shuttle Challenger. Post 348 has great parking since it owns a grassy lot that goes through to Johnson Ave just south of Lincoln Avenue. It has an additional outdoor bar jutting into the parking lot. It opens at 8 am on Saturday for fresh cooked breakfast. I'm going to sign off now and go there.

Cape Canaveral is where you come for sun, space or sea. It's home to the Kennedy Space Center and…read moremost popular for Port Canaveral. They have gorgeous white sand beaches and lots of water sport options available. There is a ten acre manatee park, Air Force Space and Missile Museum, the rocket launch viewpoint area, golf and so much more.

What you want to do is catch a cab to Coconuts on the Beach - enjoy some great bar food and hit the…read morebeach. There's tons of shopping to do. But you definitely need can service from the Cape coming off of a cruise. There's nothing to do in the immediate area.

The view from the pier is beautiful, although there isn't much to do on the pier besides eat at the…read morerestaurant or the bar. I haven't eaten at the restaurants on the pier but it always smells good. It's nice to post up under the pier too to avoid the sun and watch the occasional surfers. It gets really packed so for those looking for a quieter, less busy spot this isnt for you. There is a large parking lot, sand volleyball, surf lessons, showers, bathrooms, and lifeguards.

We've been kicked out from the restaurant because that 200 pounds bored bodyguard decided that…read morePomeranian dog wanted to bite his foot , which is not true , he was stepping on her food so hardly not recommending this place never come back. Food was expensive and not good. Ewwwww especially if you have a service dog do not go there. They're not welcoming pets at all stay away.

Amazing little post office friendly just what you would expect. The guys there are wonderfulread more

This is my neighborhood post office. Yesterday I went in, just needing to get stamps. There were no…read moreother customers and one worker behind desk...as I walked in, he saw me walk in-locked eyes and then he then went behind the publicly visible part. I called out Hello--and waited, again waited and said Hello again, waited a little longer and again said Hellllooo?? This was over 2 min I would say. He finally came out and I said you saw me come in right?--aren't customers more important than what is going on back there?? He said "you do not determine what I do"--I said NO I do not. Hoping someone else does though-unshaven guy forget his name. Very, very, rude--that he would even think to say something like this to a customer is really beyond my comprehension. Had one other problem with him -- do not remember about what, but again recently. I said I wanted some nice Christmas stamps--he said oh they only come in a book -- oops he forgot to mention what a book might cost ?? Left with a couple of single stamps. Just weird, I am not the type of person that receives rude treatment ever. I certainly do not accept it.

This library is great! They have so much to offer and are always helpful and friendly. This is a…read morecommunity gem!

We are from out of state and needed to print our luggage tags. We went to CVS, Walgreens, a local…read morehotel and services weren't available or they were broken. Someone suggested that we go to the local library. The BEST advice! Ms. Tina, Ms. Julie and Ms. Madelyn were engaging, kind and so helpful. They walked me through printing from my mobile phone, using the QR code. I could not thank them enough! The library itself was easy to find, very organized and well lit. Such a gem in this little town!

I've been driving by this "historic marker" for years, like most of these markers there's nothing…read moreto see commemorating the "I Dream of Jeanie" television show. I finally turn in on the drivable lane and did a short drive through the park, the parking lot to my surprise was filled with vehicles, most were there to let their dogs run free inside the fenced in dog park. Since the sitcom ran between 1965 - 1970 a lot of today's kids are oblivious to this show which most from my generation watched religiously after school after playing outside or riding our motor-less bicycles, life was simpler. Barbara Eden is now 94 according to Wikipedia and is the only surviving member of the cast and receives no royalties since she opted for a cash payment after getting a new contract after the third season of the show...

"I Dream of Genie" was an extremely popular television show that was set in Cocoa Beach, Florida…read moreand the city of Cocoa Beach chose to honor this television show by naming what is really a driveway to a park as a street in Cocoa Beach. This is a cool little tidbit to come across in Cocoa Beach. I love finding thes llittle roadside attractions that in my opinion give a town a bit of personality. If you find yourself in Cocoa Beach, Florida, I definitely recommend seeking this sign out.

This is a single stage lock. You can see how locks work close up. There is seating and picnic…read moretables for your use. You can see boats pass thru and many times dolphins go thru also. The best part about this area is the unobstructed view of the Space center launch site. We have watched one from the causeway and Jetty Park and this is the best. I believe this is an unknown site due to its location but it's easy to get to. Take binoculars but you can see without. On the 1/30/18 launch there were probably eight cars in the lot. It's 5.5 miles from the launch pad.

**INITIAL REVIEW**…read more The Cape Canaveral Lighthouse Tour (which I will shorthand simply to the Lighthouse Tour) has been one of those "backyard adventures" I've been wanting to go on for the longest time. Eventually, I was able to partake in said adventure with my friends, Nate and Chops. Afterwards, I have to say that even for a probably "one-and-done" for a tour, it is definitely worth every penny spent. This tour was everything I wanted and loved, and it delivered. First and foremost, the actual business building for the Lighthouse Tour is nothing you have to worry about. According to all the tours, you will meet up at the Sands Space Museum and take a charter van to multiple locales on the tour. Before we get to the actual tour I partook in, it should be noted there are numerous tour options such as the museums alone, the lighthouse alone, or the full experience. Prices range from $35 (lighthouse only) to $65 (full tour). I went with the latter which includes numerous museums, historic launch sites, and the Cape Canaveral Lighthouse. It should also be noted that the more you do, the longer the tour. The full tour is four hours long. Please take note the things you need to check before the tour such as wearing shoes if you plan to walk up the five floors of the lighthouse, small bags allowed with small closed-contained foods and drinks only. Finally, you need to fill out a clearance check as all the stops, with the exception of Sands Space Museum, is on the Cape Canaveral Air Force Military Base. With those in mind, the full tour - known as the Cape Canaveral Lighthouse and Space Flight Tour - is all the stops if possible. I say "if possible" because some stops may be closed for maintenance or upgrades. For us, The Sands Space Museum, where the tour stars, was closed for renovation. However, the museum is free and not on protected property so I can go back and check it out. We visited four different launch sites, three museums, and the Cape Canaveral lighthouse. I personally loved the lighthouse and Hanger "A" which housed some of the larger historic rockets and jets that have helped bring NASA and the U.S. military where it is now. I personally was surprised that the first drone was used as target practice. I can't really detail everything I saw or this would become one my longest reviews, longer than I usually do. Just know that, like I said earlier in the review, for a possible one-and-done, it is worth every penny. However, if you really want to make sure the tour is a one-and-done, pay for the full tour. You'll have enough time to visit everything within the four hours, and if anything is closed, they'll take you to the Canaveral National Seashore, which was amazing because it is literally almost "untouched" by tourism. I will give this tour four out of five stars. I am not going to say consistency will earn the fifth star because only a super fan will take this tour numerous times... or work for the tour company. I will say that the lacking star has to do with the price. It can be high overall especially if stops are closed for some reason.

Great experience an excellent adventure for all in the family. Make sure add to you agenda.read more

I joined the army because it's a passion of mine to push through difficult situations, and mom…read morealways told me. "Love your family, work super hard, live your passion."

From the owner: The Rockledge Army Recruiting Center provides the first steps toward a career in the United States…read moreArmy. You will be set up with an appointment to speak with an Army Recruiter who will go over your qualifications and explain the benefits of Army service.