Titusville/Kennedy Space Center KOA

Richard Bratcher

This campground has recently severed ties with KOA. I found the staff to be more interested in their Terms & Conditions and Liability Waivers than in customer service. The staff was cordial at best. I have stayed at this campground in the past and believe that the facilities have deteriorated under the current ownership. I had to share hookups with the campsite next to me. Apparently, there were power fluctuations caused either by line power or the camper connected on the common breaker box. Also, there was no trash pickup. Buyer beware.

Sean R Gilligan

Old Very worn shabby facility. Started off getting there someone in our spot that had to be moved (Old Purple and White School bus) once they moved to a new spot, they didn't clean the spot so it was covered in dirt, luckily after talking to the Mgr. someone came over and cleaned it best they could. We were shown on the map we had the whole slip 110 & 111 on the map are long pull in spots, but they are not, 111 had broken concrete so they don't even use it, (girl on the walkie talkie announced that over the radio) but they put us there! The reason Given why 111 isn't used is under the broken concrete in the back is plumbing pipes that if you would drive through as intended it would break all the plumbing pipes. Roads in the camp are narrow, asphalt is broken and uneven. They said we had a "Deluxe" spot, not "Deluxe" Compared to other LOA's we have stayed at. Pool was hazy and green tint the first 2 days, then the haze got better, but the rest of the time it was still greenish. The buildings are in need or repair, the office has rotten wood all over it, broken balusters on the upper deck. One of the facility managers said that KOA had just been through there in the last few weeks to evaluate them on being up to KOA standards. If this facility is up to KOA Standards I would love to know what those standards are!! Best thing I can say is if you need a place close to I-95 the location is good with a Love's across the street.

Fred Mayer

We are from NY and enjoying Florida for the winter. Campsite didn’t have best reviews but we gambled on it for a month. The campground is being redone and we got the new section. It’s very nice and ended up staying for another month. Very centrally located to Orlando, Cocoa beach and Dayton. The long term manager was super helpful in every way. They are continuing to remodel park with new lots and amenities. Strongly recommend, just request new sections.

Jada Godbee

Only value is an overnight stop in your journey. We were booked three days, only stayed two. Sites not maintained, roads/paths not kept blown clean, trash cans throughout were full and not emptied, squirrel population overrun, bathhouses are old, but could be maintained better. Soap dispenser and paper towel holders laying on the counter, reservation made 8 months ago and we were moved separately ( buddy traveling) , and then moved to a dirt site, when paved sites were open during our stay. Camp store doesn’t open until 10:30am. Overgrown and muddy on quite a few sites as well.

Brandi Kitchens

Let's not pretend this is a 5 star resort, and I'll rate it reasonably. This was my first KOA experience, and I can't compare it to others, but for the price, it was nice. My family wanted to go camping and I'm not a tent kind of girl so we thought we would try KOA cabins. First our cabin was clean, very clean. It smelled fresh, was dust and durt free, and my biggest worry, it was absent of any bugs. No roaches, bed bugs, we did find any spiders, and it kept the mosquitos off of me all night. The bathrooms were clean but needed a refresh from age. There were hard water marks, rust, and a faulty stall door but smelled nice and was nothing that made us run out. The staff was lovely and the lots were quiet. It s next to an interstate and a busy road. This wasn't overly noisy and did make for easy access, but some noise did travel through, including the very loud and very cool shuttle launch. There was little for kids to do, I had hoped for a jump pillow because it was too cold for the pool, but the water looked clean and clear for those braver than us. I did hear it's under new ownership, and they clearly are working to overhaul some of the older cabins as workers were like busy little beavers in and out of a few this morning. Overall, it was exactly what I expected for a cheap cabin at a KOA and was way better than a tent.