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Canaveral National SeashoreSeminole Rest as viewed from the restored caretaker's house..
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Canaveral National Seashore
Things To Know Before You Come
 

Restrooms & Ramps.  New Smyrna Beach, FL - North District: Accessible ramps to the beach are located at Parking Areas 1A and 5. The Information Center is handicap accessible, as are all restroom facilities.

A beach wheelchair is available in both districts. Ask at the Information Center in the North District (Apollo), or the Entrance Station in the South District (Playalinda). You must have assistance to use the chair.

There is an accessible trail leading to Turtle Mound Archeological Site. The boardwalk at Turtle Mound is accessible with assistance.

Seminole Rest.  River Road, Oak Hill, FL - Seminole Rest Trail is accessible to those visitors with walking disabilities. The accessible trail includes benches along the half mile trail that provide rest areas for park visitors. The restrooms are identified for those that have visual disabilities.

Backcountry Permits.  Visitors wishing to hike into the backcountry area of Canaveral National Seashore are required to obtain a permit at the entrance station before venturing out into that area. (details) 

Titusville, FL - South District.  Parking Areas at Eddy Creek and #8 are handicap accessible.

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Oversized Vehicle Parking


Mosquito Lagoon - Pole/Troll Zones (read more)

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Prop scars in Mosquito Lagoon
Pole/Troll Zones
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View of shuttle launch
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Shell mound  

Did You Know?
Almost 150 archaeological sites have been recorded at Canaveral National Seashore. Some of these sites date as far back as 3,000 years BC. Most of these consist of oyster or clam shells, a testament to the bounty of Mosquito Lagoon for Florida’s people, past and present.

Last Updated: June 05, 2008 at 13:10 EST