Viewing Locations

State Road 401 is located close to Port Canaveral and offers views of the launch pad from across the water.

The Max Brewer Bridge is located close to Port Canaveral and offers views of the launches from across the water.

Near Cocoa Beach with roughly 200 parking spaces, picnic pavilions, shower and restroom. Sidney Fisher Park is located south of the launch pads closest to Space Launch Complex 37 B.

Named after astronaut Alan Shepard, this ocean-front park can accommodate many visitors with more than 300 parking spaces. Alan Shepard Park, also provides picnic areas, shower, and restrooms. The park is located south of the launch pads closest to Space Launch Complex 37 B.

Witness a Rocket Launch from the Shores of Jetty Park!

Lori Wilson Park is located south of the launch pads closest to Space Launch Complex 37 B. Facilities include a dog park, restrooms, pavilions, nature boardwalk, volleyball court, a playground, barbecue grills, and a 274-space parking lot. 

Cherie Down Park, near Cocoa Beach, providing restrooms, drinking fountain, outdoor showers, bench, family picnic shelter, 2 grills, 2 dune crossovers, and 2 sheltered picnic areas. The park is located south of the launch pads closest to Space Launch Complex 37 B.

Indulge in the thrill of a rocket launch from Cocoa Beach and Cocoa Beach Pier, where the captivating view of liftoffs merges with the serene beauty of the Atlantic Ocean.

Entrance to the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex includes the ability to watch launches from the grounds. Launch viewing from KSC is typically not available outside of visitor hours. View the Kennedy Space Center website for more information. SR 405 Kennedy Space Center, FL 32899 Entrance Fee: Child $50.29 and Adult $60.99 Hours: 9 AM – […]