Things To Do in Cocoa Beach, Florida

[The rest of Cocoa Beach is] eclipsed by the Ron Jon Surf Shop. This neon palace has surf boards galore (f... More on DK Eyewitness Travel Guide: Florida

Ron Jon Surf Shop in Cocoa Beach - the World's Largest Surf Shop and Ron Jon's "One of a Kind" flagship fac... More on visitflorida

We are especially fond of the county-run Lori Wilson Park, at which a boardwalk nature trail winds through... More on Moon Handbooks: Florida Beaches

This 32.43-acre regional beach park just 3.5-miles south of SR 520 features a maritime hammock and is a pop... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

Shepard Park is named for astronaut Alan Shepard, and it's located where Minuteman Causeway (S.R. 520) meets Ridgewood Avenue at the beach. It's a great place ... More on Moon Handbooks: Florida Beaches

Shepard Park is a two-acre, ocean-front park providing picnic, shower, and restroom facilities for guests. The park was named after astronaut Alan Shepard and provides an excellent view of space l... More on Cityofcocoabeach.com

This is the more southern of the two main Cocoa Beach parks. Like the coast around it, it's a great place to watch a shuttle launching from Cape Canaveral, or just to relax and enjoy the sunshine....

A 10-acre, ocean-front park, Fischer is a family favorite. The park is an ideal place for a picnic and a swim in the Atlantic. About 200 parking spaces, picnic pavilions, and recently renovated sh... More on Cityofcocoabeach.com

This course has a par of 71, Gold Tees of 6393 yards with a slope of 115, Blue Tees of 5952 yards with ... More on Yahoo! Travel

CBCC is a good value that borders on very good when stacked up against other courses in the region-especi... More on Yahoo! Travel

about Ron Jon Surf Shop Cocoa Beach: You've seen the sticker on the back of almost every car in Orlando, an... More on GoCityKids

Great building located closely to the beach. More on GeckoGo

This club has three nine hole courses that are played in three eighteen hole combinations. The courses feat... More on Golf.com

But it is worth the money. More on GolfReview