Manatee Hammock Park

betty hahn

We traveled from NJ 8n a 33ft Class A RV. This is the 2nd time staying at Manatee Hammock and we really like it. The staff keeps the park clean, pool is nice. We don't have a bad thing to say

Edsel Breland

Our experience started well on the phone with Helen who was very nice and helpful but when we arrived, Helen was gone for the day and we dealt with Patricia who said we did not have a reservation; however, she checked us in and sent us to our site. When we arrived at the site, it was occupied so we returned to the office and requested the site next to the one she originally sent us to. After much confusion, she denied our request and sent us to a site that was un-level and nothing but wet sand which caked onto our shoes requiring cleaning our shoes each time we went out of the camper. The entire park is dirt so if you like to maintain a clean camper, you may want to stay elsewhere. The park looks old and run down. The only positive was they had lots of vacancies even though we were told they had very few sites. There is a lot of trains passing by and it is near to an airport. I will not be visiting this rv park again.

Eliz Telli

the worst campground i have ever been to. The first ladies were nice, checked our car and gave us our parking lot. But the blonde haired "karen" refusee to let us extend our stay because in her words " the other ladies do not work here that often and shouldn't have allowed us to stay here in the first place". The bathrooms are DISGUSTING - you feel as if you're sleeping on the highway oh and at the airport too - the train will honk 3 times a night so have fun getting sleep. Not coming back ever again.

Christina

The only thing going for this campground is the view and the ability to watch launches. Upon arrival, you get 2 pages of rules, many of which don't seem to apply to everyone. If you arrive early, you are greeted with a scolding, and reminded that check in is at 2 p.m. However, once you are there you realize that there is really no reason because they do nothing to your campsite between guests. Our campsite was not groomed in any way. We noted that some guests were allowed to stay in their cars in the RV site in front of us. But just days before, they kicked out another camper who wanted to sleep in his car. Some campers were re-assigned to different sites because their set up did not meet their size requirements. Meanwhile, the campground was no where near full and it wouldn't have hurt a thing to let them be. In the same breath, we noted tiny campers in the big rig sections. Rules not consistently enforced. I personally saw a tent camper discharge their gray water thru a short garden hose into the drainage ditch, right in front of our campsite. I did report that, and they came out and never even checked that camper, they checked their neighbor instead. They continued to discharge gray water their entire stay. During the day and early evening, anyone is allowed to come into the campground unchecked. The neighboring trailer courts come through in their golf carts and cruise the streets. I reported that too, and was told, yea, they do that. Meanwhile, they have "security" at night making rounds. Their gate does not lock at night. Their laundry room is filthy. I did not use the showers or restroom. They were spending some time planting some flowers, but the campground itself needed mowed and trimmed badly. Campsites are tight, some nicely spaced, but most are not.

Dave Witt

Nice campground with clean facilities and friendly staff. Right on the river so if you’re tent camping like me be prepared for a little condensation (bring a quick dry towel). Beautiful perfectly clear view of the launch pad so if there’s rockets going up you’re all set. The location itself is good not great (lots of traffic from US1) so you’re not really isolated but you kinda get used it, sorta like background noise. Close to drive or bike to various stores, some restaurants and of course Cape Canaveral / Titusville area. I would definitely stay again.