My wife and I applied twice for membership. Never heard back from anyone there. Not like we are 2nd…read moreclass people or maybe that how we are considered. We have a successful real estate office. I have lived here 60+ years my wife from Melbourne been here that long. Her dad was an attorney and mayor of Melbourne.

Nice marina/club. Not an upscale yacht club, but their slip rates are the lowest in the area, so…read moreyou get what you pay for. Slips have new power/water pedestals. The club serves buffet style meals twice a week (although you can order other items a la carte in advance). A restaurant full bar and a tiki bar are available, and the facilities are available for meetings and receptions. Social memberships are available if you don't want to lease a slip.

This review is for the bar only. The bartender was as expected given previous reviews. My companion…read moreasked what kind of beers they had and the bartender said they have so many beers. He asked for a dark Mexican beer and she said we don't have anything like that. She listed off some common domestics, at which point he ordered a Corona. It was an odd exchange. I ordered a frozen drink and got it on the rocks. The best part about the experience was the zany decor, easy parking, and the location being right on the water.

I wouldn't even give our experience a rating. We've started coming here since they opened in 2019…read more But haven't come in the last two years, as we were told they were having problems! This experience on 4/12/26 was horrible! We only went there to view the Cocoa Beach Airshow, which was a bust. Then, our food was terrible, service was terrible - Took us 1 hour to get our food and 1/2 hour to get our drinks and there were only two full tables upstairs. When paying my $58 bill, I put $80 in the folder and our bartender thought that was her tip. HELL NO! After she put the change in her tip jar and thanked me, I requested change, as she didn't even ask! WTH! Will never go back!!! Had greasy onion rings and philly cheesesteak that my husband said tasted funny! This restaurant is not well accepted in the community even though the view is great!

Ort is nice and atmosphere is great but Don't eat at the restaurants especially the big ones. The…read morequality of food is lousy for the price. 90% of the food is either out of a bag or freezer. Nothing is truely fresh. Been coming here since I was a kid and as the places grew the quality went down food wise that is.

Working man's marina with helpfull staff great restaurant on location, supplies…read more Port Canaveral is an excellent well marked safe big ship inlet and a much better choice the the infamous Ponce Deleon to Daytona. Full services available.

Port Canaveral is a great destination for Florida natives and four tourists visiting the Space…read morecoast area of Florida. Port Canaveral is home to several cruise lines and numerous cruise ships, including Royal Caribbean cruise line and one of the largest cruise ships in the world, Royal Caribbean's Star of the Seas. Disney cruise line has several ships that leave from Port Canaveral, including Disney Wish, Disney Fantasy, and Disney Treasure. There are numerous restaurants in Port Canaveral and you can visit Port Canaveral and enjoy a delicious meal at one of these fine establishments as you watch the cruise ships come into the port and leaving the port depending on the day and the time that you choose to visit. It's definitely a unique experience and it's fun and heartwarming to see all of the cruise guests waving and saying good by as they leave on their fun filled cruise vacation trip. If you are looking for more fun at Port Canaveral, you can opt to book a charter boat that leaves and returns to the port. These charter boats can be booked for scuba diving, and for fishing trips, and they are fantastic for leaving guests with a lasting memorable experience. After you return from your fishing trip, you can clean the fish that you caught right at the port, where they have a fish cleaning stations. Visitors to Port Canaveral are also able to have fish that they caught cooked at one of several participating restaurants at the port. This service is called "hook and cook". The restaurant will usual require the fish to be cleaned and filleted before arrival. Participating restaurants usually charge a per-person fee that includes the preparation and side dishes. Port Canaveral is also home to Jetty Park, a 35-acre park and recreational camp ground. This camp ground is fantastic because you can have a fun filled time at Port Canaveral, all while saving a significant amount of money while camping at Jetty Park, rather than spending the higher amounts of money that you would if you were to opt to get a hotel room. Jetty Park even offers cabins that you can rent for a moderate price of approximately $83.25 to $140. If camping at Jetty Park isn't your cup of tea, then might I suggest you search for a vacation rental through Airbnb. These rentals through Airbnb are often times far more affordable than staying at a hotel and you also get more for your money in that these Airbnb rentals are fun, unique, and you get a much better value for your money because hosts often go above and beyond to make sure you have a wonderful and memorable vacation. If you decide to book a stay through Airbnb, Just be sure to research the Airbnb host, so you know ahead of time that they have a high guest satisfaction rating. If you choose to stay through Airbnb, after your stay through Airbnb, you can also opt to give your host a review yourself. Your review is a fantastic way of letting the host know how your stay was, and your review also lets the next potential customers know how your stay was so that they can make an informed decision.

We had a great experience boarding our cruise (Celebrity Apex) at Port Canaveral. The signs, staff,…read moreand directions were easy to follow when we arrived at the port for drop off. The people who take you bags will ask for tips, but they were not pushy if you don't cary cash. If you come prepared with a few dollars, you could make someones day! We did a disembarkation excursion from our ship that brought us to the airport. Customs was a breeze the get through as when we left the ship.

July 2024 - Total A - holes jerks! You call the office and they talk to you like you are asking for…read morethere first born.one morning when we were going out They hung a 30 ft center console boat over our heads while my family was on our boat in an effort to push us off the dock because apparently me making sure all my systems are up was taking too long. Also call ahead because if you get there and want your boat put in the water its pulling teeth. They're all grumpy a holes with no customer service or a way to talk to people. Yeah we will get to it when the guys get back from lunch kinda attitude.

Total Jerks, A guy pulled in at 1:30 AM to get fuel and had to wait till they opened, the guy…read morebought the fuel and filled up and THEN they charged the guy $140 bucks "to spend the night and he left after that!! What a joke $140 for 5 hours and that was only because he wanted to BUY their fuel. Thats a pretty crappy way to treat customers, if you ask me !!! Go ANY PLACE else but there to get any work done or to buy fuel ......

My friends has a boat parked here. We went out for the day and relaxed around the marina when we…read moregot off. It was a very nice atmosphere! Had drinks from their bar (bloodys to go before the boat are a must!) and used their well maintained grill for dinner. They had a pool too which is great to just relax in! Hope to be back again soon!

We have had our boat at Harbortown Marina for 3 years and until the new owners took over it was a…read moregreat place to keep your boat. Now we have a rodent problem there. First we had mice and now we have raccoons. The new owners have done nothing to remedy the problem. Will be leaving shortly.

This is my second time staying at Cape Crossing. First when it initially opened, which was an…read moreawesome experience; second checked out on March 6, 2026. I always wanted to stay on a boat (smaller than a ship), a bucket list item. They come up on searches and many look suspiciously dirty. The the Shangrila came up on my search and I said why not. It was the cheapest and surely not the most expensive. But, we were pleasantly surprised with the accommodations and the cleanliness. It was ready for everything fully stocked in the kitchen including a dishwasher. Kudos whoever choose the bedding. What a great nights sleep!! What kind of pillows are on the bed!!!! (Forgot to look). Convenient restaurant with amazing key lime pie! Only feedback is there was a problem with our third party booking site getting the information to us the check-in, as there is no one there. Easy call to the staff taken care of in less than 5 minutes. Remove dead plants, also, people sailing through don't always follow "no wake" rules!! Only in the day did we experience that and not that often. This is a new favorite thing to do!!! We plan on returning!

Buyer beware! I had a five night stay booked at this property in one of the townhomes. When I…read morearrived, I immediately realized that the home was not as clean as it should have been. The furniture was grossly stained, the bed in the master bedroom was so rickety that even a small amount of pressure caused the whole thing to sway, Lightbulbs were blinking in the master bathroom, and dead bugs were on the floor. I immediately called their guest services number and spoke with a gentleman who was actually quite helpful and compassionate about the situation. I sent them the same photos. I have posted below, and they agreed that the property should not have been in that condition. They offered to show me a Condo which was smaller as an alternative. When we toured it prior to deciding if we would stay or not, we saw the same issues with gross stains on the furniture, and gooey smudges on the wall. We refuse to accept that as an alternative, as it was not at all an improvement. Their final attempt at providing a solution was at a newer property, which was nice in terms of its condition, but it was farther away from where we needed to stay making the drive inconvenient for us. It was also a two bedroom apartment when we had five people and two dogs on our booking. Because I booked through hotels.com, the property refused to work with me directly on the issues and told me it had to go through the booking agent. I requested a refund through hotels.com on Sunday, and it was not until Thursday that the property even bothered to reply and offered a 25% refund for a trip that I never even took. Their customer service agents are like gatekeepers and refused to allow you to speak to upper management. They only divert you back to hotels.com, which I understand from a policy perspective, but from a customer service perspective, it leaves much to be desired. I believe that because they offered me options, none of which were good ones, they believe they did not need to provide me with a refund. Just know that if you choose to book here, that if something goes wrong, you will likely not be compensated. We did not stay a single night and left within hours of checking in. They still believe a refund was not needed. Find anywhere else to stay but here.

We joined freedom boat club on the space coast a little while ago and have enjoyed getting out when…read morewe can. If it is just getting away with my wife for a few hours or taking the family or taking some friends out, it has made for great memories. It is perfect for someone like me who can fit it in our monthly budget and can get out a few times a month and does not need to maintain it and can just show up. I think the people that hear about Freedom and then take the leap to join it and to use it are the ones that are the biggest advocates. They treat their employees well and run a very good business model that serves those that use it. Super grateful.

We visited this Freedom Boat Club location in Cape Canaveral as a reciprocal coming from Tampa…read more We booked last minute and were waitlisted but ended up getting notified that there was a cancellation the day before our scheduled boat trip. Unfortunately, we were not told that we had to have lock training to boat to the intercoastal waterway or we would have arrived earlier to receive the approximately one hour training. This area is much calmer waters and there are islands to boat to. We could only boat in the open waters of the Atlantic Ocean and the boats that Freedom has are not really ideal for this type of choppy water. I don't even think we could have fished off the boat unfortunately. It ended up being a decent day but if you go out of this marina (Cape Marina) get the boat training first or brave the Atlantic Ocean!!!