Distance: ~40 minutes | Admission: from $75 per adult

The Space Coast’s most iconic attraction, Kennedy Space Center brings the awe of space exploration to life. Located just north of Camelot RV Park, it’s a must-see for anyone curious about NASA, space travel, or American innovation.

First opened to the public in 1967, the center has grown into a massive complex featuring real spacecraft, interactive exhibits, and behind-the-scenes views of current missions. Few places in the world let you get this close to humanity’s journey beyond Earth.

Highlights:

• See the actual Space Shuttle Atlantis suspended overhead
• Tour the Vehicle Assembly Building, where rockets are prepped for launch
• Feel the rumble of liftoff in the Shuttle Launch Experience
• Visit the Heroes & Legends Hall of Fame honoring astronauts and space pioneers
• Check the launch calendar—watching a live rocket launch is unforgettable

Pro Tip: If you visit in the afternoon, stick around the Indian River area to watch the launch from the shoreline—it’s free and spectacular.

Distance: ~25 minutes | Admission: $25 (adults), $20 (seniors)

Much more than a zoo, Brevard Zoo offers immersive encounters that bring you closer to wildlife from around the globe. Its lush, shaded layout and hands-on experiences make it a perfect outing—especially for grandparents with visiting grandkids.

Opened in 1994 thanks to over 16,000 volunteers, the zoo is community-built and focused on conservation. It continues to evolve, with innovative exhibits and a strong reputation across Florida.

Don’t Miss:

• Kayak through Expedition Africa—yes, you can paddle right past giraffes and rhinos
• Treetop Trek—a zipline and rope course with views of gators below
• Giraffe feedings, kangaroo walks, and aviary interactions
• Native Florida wildlife trail, highlighting the Indian River Lagoon ecosystem

Tip: Senior discounts are available and weekday mornings are less crowded.

Distance: ~30 minutes | Admission: $8 per vehicle

Sebastian Inlet State Park is one of the most beloved state parks on the East Coast of Florida, where the Atlantic Ocean and Indian River Lagoon meet. The area is steeped in history—Spanish treasure ships wrecked off this coastline in the early 1700s, giving the Treasure Coast its name.

Today, the park is known for its surfing, shore fishing, and beach combing. Spend a quiet morning walking the beach and keep an eye out for coquina shells, driftwood, and even the occasional sea-glass gem.

Perfect for:

• Sunrise shell hunts (bring home a few for the grandkids—they’ll love it)
• Watching anglers reel in snook or redfish from the jetties
• Strolling the dunes and spotting seabirds and dolphins
• Visiting the McLarty Treasure Museum, built on the site of a 1715 shipwreck survivors’ camp

Insider Tip: Arrive early for the best beachcombing and peaceful shoreline walks.

Distance: 75–90 minutes | Admission: ~$109+

Though Camelot RV Park feels worlds away from theme park crowds, you’re still just a short drive from all the magic of Orlando’s top attractions. That makes our park a great home base—spend the day exploring, then retreat to the quiet of the river in the evening.

Top Picks:

• EPCOT: Global cuisine, cultural exhibits, and relaxing gardens

• Disney’s Magic Kingdom: Classic characters and nostalgic rides

• Universal Studios: Action-packed fun and movie-themed thrills

• Disney Springs: No ticket required—great for dining, music, and shopping

Pro Tip: Don’t want to do a full theme park day? Spend an afternoon at Disney Springs—you’ll still get that Disney feel without the entry cost.

Distance: ~40 minutes | Free to explore

Founded in the 1800s and steeped in small-town charm, Downtown Cocoa Village is one of the most relaxing and walkable places to spend an afternoon. Locals and visitors alike come for the independent shops, open-air cafés, antique stores, and peaceful riverfront park.

What to Do:

• Grab a bite at a sidewalk café

• Browse local art galleries and handmade goods

• Enjoy seasonal events, markets, and live performances

Walk the scenic riverfront boardwalk

Distance: ~20 minutes | Free to explore

Melbourne offers a more lively, artsy take on historic Florida. Originally settled in the late 1800s, this charming downtown area has evolved into a hotspot for boutique shopping, live music, and creative local eats.

Why Go:

• Live music and art nights on weekends

• Vintage shops, book stores, and coffee stops

• Cozy wine bars and top-rated seafood joints

Easy to walk and easy to park

Distance: Varies (operators 15–45 minutes away) | Admission: ~$30–$70 per person

Florida’s Indian River Lagoon is one of the most biodiverse estuaries in North America, and guided tours are one of the best ways to see it all. Several eco-tour companies nearby offer dolphin cruises, birding excursions, manatee sightings, and even night kayaking.

Common Wildlife Sightings:

• Bottlenose dolphins

• West Indian manatees

• Roseate spoonbills, herons, and osprey

Sea turtles (especially in summer)

You don’t have to leave the park to enjoy the water. Camelot RV Park features a private 200-foot dock extending into the Indian River Lagoon. It’s perfect for morning coffee, sunset views, or dropping a line and relaxing while the tide rolls in.

For more adventurous anglers, there are nearby public boat launches, inshore guides, and charter services ready to take you deeper into the lagoon or out to the Atlantic.

Shooting Range

Price: $20-$30
Pistol Rental: $15

Located just 20 minutes from Camelot RV Park in Melbourne, FrogBones Family Shooting Center is a modern indoor gun range and pro shop known for its safety, cleanliness, and wide range of experiences. Whether you’re an experienced shooter or just curious to try something new, FrogBones offers a welcoming, professional environment.

Why Go:

• 15 indoor shooting lanes (up to 25 yards)
• Firearm rentals (handguns, rifles, ARs)
• Training classes for beginners and advanced shooters
• Full retail store with guns, ammo, and accessories
• Attached Backwater Restaurant serving burgers, wings, and drinks

Good to Know: Ear and eye protection are available on site, and the staff is known for being friendly and helpful—even for first-time visitors.

If you’re a golfer, you’ll love the variety of public and semi-private courses just a short drive from Camelot RV Park. Whether you’re looking for a relaxing 9-hole round or a full 18 with water views, there’s something for every skill level nearby.

Some guest favorites include:

• The Habitat at Valkaria – Just 10 minutes away, this scenic 18-hole course winds through preserved Florida wetlands with frequent wildlife sightings.
• Spessard Holland Golf Course – A beachfront 18-hole par-67 course in nearby Melbourne Beach, designed by Arnold Palmer himself. Ocean breezes, narrow fairways, and lots of charm.

• Majors Golf Club at Bayside Lakes – A championship-level 18-hole course about 25 minutes away, offering challenging play with water hazards and beautiful landscaping.
  

So bring your clubs—you’ll find sunny skies, well-kept greens, and friendly local players all year round.