Best Campgrounds near Titusville, FL
Titusville camping includes spots where you can watch manatees during winter months. Blue Springs State Park sits along the St. Johns River with family-friendly facilities including restrooms, showers and picnic spots. You'll find more space between sites at Blue Springs compared to Manatee Hammock Campground, where sites can be closer together but come with water views and shade. Manatee Hammock has a swimming pool, restrooms, and a recreation hall for gatherings. Both campgrounds have good roads that any vehicle can handle. Most campers visit between October and April when the weather stays mild instead of during summer's heat and humidity. If you stay at Manatee Hammock, you'll need to bring your own fire pit since ground fires aren't allowed, and you'll be close to Kennedy Space Center. Both places work well for hiking, fishing, and kayaking. It's smart to book ahead, particularly during busy times. The two campgrounds feel quite different from each other, so you can pick based on what matters most to you.