IT’S ONLY NATURAL
Titusville isn’t just about space – it’s also a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, with Atlantic Ocean beaches, the Indian River Lagoon, Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge and the meandering St Johns River all nearby, along with world-famous Playalinda Beach.
Average temperature: 73° F. Nice. People come from all over the world to photograph our birds and other wildlife. We’re surrounded by beautiful bodies of water and fishing and boating opportunities abound.
If you are looking for an authentic Florida experience, you have found the right place! Beautiful weather and gorgeous views will make your outdoor adventure great. It’s not just a journey but a wonderful destination.
Explore Nature from land, sea or air. Feel the spirit of exploration embedded in our culture.
Explore agri-fun on our farms. Taste the sweet rewards–sweet red strawberries, juicy blueberries and citrus!
Love the wind in your hair, well…go windsurfing my friend.
Fish the flats of the Indian River and Mosquito Lagoon. We aren’t called the Redfish Capital of the World for nothing.
Paddle morning, noon or night in the Lagoon or St. Johns River.
Feel the need for speed? Airboats can satisfy that thrill for adventure.
Great nature, great adventures, so many choices.
Launch out on your own or come to the WELCOME CENTER for MAPS and INSIDER TIPS.
Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge
Take the Max Brewer Causeway Bridge toward Playalinda Beach to the Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge.
The refuge covers 140,000+ acres and an amazing range of habitats and miles of trails.
Just want a beautiful drive, go to Black Point Wildlife Drive on the Refuge (fee per vehicle, one way). There are spots to pull over plus observation platforms for special views. Bring your camera.
Haulover Canal is a launch site for kayaks and canoes and a haven for wildlife viewing including birds, alligators and manatees.
Bird watchers love the refuge and travel from all over the world to observe the 350+ species of birds that have been identified in the area.
Start here: Refuge Visitor Center at 1963 Refuge Headquarters Road. Get a Refuge Map here.
The Great Florida Birding & Wildlife Trail is a network of wildlife viewing sites across the state. Learn more and get a map of the 38+ trail locations on the Space Coast here.
