Titusville / Kennedy Space Center KOA Journey

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.

We’re planning on staying until the end of March at this location and the first few days have been great. The staff are incredible; every person we’ve come in contact with from the folks at registration to the maintenance staff have been super helpful. We’re staying in an RV so I have no input on the cabins they offer. Laundry facilities are actually the cleanest I’ve seen at a KOA (we’ve stayed at MANY). The bathhouse needs updates but I was told that’s coming shortly! One of the best parts about this park is the tree coverage. You don’t see the shade coverage most places you can get here. I haven’t visited the pool yet as the weather has been cool but I saw some kids in it one day so it can’t be too cold! They cover it at night so I’m assuming it keeps its warmth. There’s also a Love’s super close by for fuel and propane although they do offer propane on site. There’s always room for improvement but it’s definitely a 5 star stay so far for us!

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.

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.

It's a very quiet and respectful place. They have events in the clubhouse the whole family can enjoy. From decorating Christmas cookies to watching movies that the grandkids and grandparents would enjoy and they even have an ugly sweater contest and this is all happening in a couple of weeks. It's nice to think people can enjoy themselves and be around their families while enjoying the simpler things in life. Kind, Courteous, and Respectful oh yes the dogs are all accepted because we know no matter what the family's dog can belong and sometimes is the most important member of the family.