Titusville / Kennedy Space Center KOA

I could easily overcome some of the small problems at this campsite like complete lack of tent area organization, a 30 year old table, and an Internet connection that was often basically unusable. Getting woken up at 1:00AM by people setting up their tents and talking without a care really sucks.
I’m
Not staying tonight even if free.

It’s fine for a night or two most of the campers are snowbirds and the sites are VERY close and as someone else stated you feel like your intruding on the permanent campers

I rented a cabin. These cabins, if you have a group of three or more, are most definitely a smokin’ deal. This was in mid summer, and the small cabin was in the $ 50 range, without a bathroom or kitchen. The big cabin was around $ 110, and slept 6 – 8 depending on twin bed-​sharing. The big cabin also has a full kitchen, common room, and bathroom.
The math works. It’s a good deal.
The staff was generally very good, though a friend of mine had some issues with a lady (not sure who) who didn’t seem to listen long enough to understand the situation. The situation wasn’t complicated; something like the friends arriving late and joining me at a cabin we’d rented. Anyway, don’t be difficult or have preferences and you should be fine.
Also, there is a $ 50 «deposit» for a pet. This «deposit» is nonrefundable. That makes it a «fee,» not a «deposit.» Ugh, semantics.

Titusville KOA is fine for a night or two. I wouldn’t recommend it for a long stay. There are so many long-​term residents we felt like we were intruding in their neighborhood. The school bus even stops here.
The staff was very friendly and helpful, as we’ve always found with KOA’s. But the campground did not live up to KOA standards. Nice level, concrete sites in the section we were in. Used this KOA to visit Kennedy Space Center.

We got there late in Friday night. The staff were helpful but no personality. The place was pretty quiet on a Friday night and we were happy about that. We got up Saturday morning wanting to find something to do. The only thing they have to offer is a pool and that was CLOSED. We walked around the camp site and found the eastern half of the grounds were all permanent residents there. We figured at that point it was time to pack up and leave. This might be a good place if you are planning on visiting KSC or other local attractions.

The close location to Kennedy & the price are nice. The other reviewer is correct in that the cabins are close toe each other and to a highway so its not very nature-​y. The pool is tiny but nice. The cabins are cute & clean & the bathrooms were very clean. The people who helped us were very nice but we had to wait 15 minutes outside in the middle of the day, watching the full staff screw with a cash register, to check in while we watched them «shift change.» That was bizarre & annoying. The most concerning thing to me (staying there was a young child) was that it was clear that there was a number of long term guests & possibly residents there. So it was not a true camping experience & it seemed to bring the place down a bit in quality.

If you want to camp in a tent here, this is not a good choice. The main reason is that the tent camping sites are next to a major road, and it is really noise in the evening. Other then that, this is an OK place. You can find shower and bathroom place like in most KOA sites

This is the closest KOA Campground to the Kennedy Spacecenter. It is where I’ve always camped in preparation for the shuttle launches (and gets a TON of traffic during Bike Week.) I’ve used both tent sites and have also stayed in a «Kozy Kottage».
The staff at the KOA in Mims are friendly and helpful (and have been there for YEARS). As with many of the other people there, I believe they live there in their RV’s. You’ll see many people who have groomed the lawns and made other permanent improvements to their RV lot. This gives the place a distinct feel. The other residents are friendly too. Go to the bingo night and you’ll meet them all.
The bathrooms are clean, but obviously have not been updated since first built, probably in the mid 60s. But, you’re at a campsite. If you’re expecting luxury then go to a motel. I was just wanting a place to shower that was somewhat clean and that’s what I got. I will caution that if there are several people using a hairdryer then it’s highly likely you’ll blow the fuse.
The «Kozy Kottages» are just that… kozy! You need to bring your own linens but you’ll get that nostalgic feel of camp as a kid, including the smell! They have little front porches with swings and charcoal (maybe fire pit) grills. There’s one that’s handicap accessible too.
There is also a little store with your basic camp provisions and food attached to the main office. Reservations can be made online through KOA’s main website. If you’re wanting a place to party, drink and get rowdy, then this isn’t it. The geriatric residents and visitors won’t have it (with the exception of bike week, there’s not much they can do about it). But if you’re looking for a good, clean safe place to pitch your tent with reliable bathrooms then look no further!