I've been going to Safari minigolf in Vero Beach for over 15 years - the best place to play…read moreminigolf! They offer two 18 hole courses with challenging holes on both sides. Staff is also very friendly - check this place out!

Super cute and well designed, friendly staff, would definitely return again with the familyread more

In 1921 the Indian River Land Co. deeded Pocahontas Park to Vero Beach. In the 1920's the park had…read morea small zoo that included alligators, a bear, and a bobcat. The tennis courts were added in 1925. The town's first community center was built in the park in 1935. During WWII it served as a club for Navy personnel training at the airport. After the war it was again used as a community center until a new one was built just north of it. The original center is now The Heritage Center with a museum dedicated to the citrus industry. A plaque outside the building commemorates the spot in Pocahontas Park where on July 2, 1925 William Jennings Bryan delivered a speech for the county's inaugural festivities. Today families visiting the historic Vero Beach downtown area can still enjoy this charming park that has delighted generations of families. The park has pickleball courts, a playground, restroom. shuffle board court, and tennis courts. Standing guard at the entrance to the park is Patriot the fiberglass horse. Pocahontas Park is the perfect place to take the kids to play or to enjoy a game of tennis.

Pocahontas Park is a pleasant enough place located in the Main Street Vero Beach section of the…read moretown. It is more designed for kids, however there are plenty of benches out front and it seems to be a popular place for people just to chill for a bit.

Tracking Station Beach Park is a 6.37 acre park in Vero Beach. The entrance is a little hard to see…read morebut it is located off Highway A1A between the CVS Pharmacy and 7-11 store. The park takes its name from the university ocean research facility located by the park entrance. Park amenities include a beautiful 624 feet of life guarded beach from 9:10 am - 4:50 pm, one pavilion with picnic table and grill, water fountain, restrooms, outdoor shower, and best of all there are 74 free parking spaces. I love free beach parking which is sadly lacking in Broward County. Inside the park is a memorial to 17 year old Lynn Carol Elliott (1965-1983). Elliot was a student of Vero Beach high school. She was hitchhiking with her fourteen year old friend Regan Martin when they were picked up by serial killer David Alan Gore who committed crimes with his cousin his Fred Waterfield. The pair were dubbed the killing cousins. When Elliot escaped outside of the house while Martin was being attacked, Gore followed her and shot her in the head which was witnessed by a neighbor boy riding his bicycle. The police were called and the pairs crime spree came to an end. Gore was executed by lethal injection in 2012. If not for Elliots courage in trying to escape, there may have been many more victims. This is such a sad story of promising lives cut too short. This beach is ADA accessible. It is favored by surfers and sun worshippers. It is also beloved by nesting sea turtles so stay off the dunes, watch out for the nests, and take your garbage with you. Sea Turtle nesting season is from March 1-October 31. All sea turtles are protected by state and federal laws. I was disappointed to see that a new condo complex called Indigo is going to be built at the entrance to the park. I hope that this does not negatively impact the sea turtles. For now this remains a lesser known beach in Vero and a great place to enjoy the ocean and outdoors.

Best beach in Vero beach! Parking can be difficult depending on time of day, I would suggest coming…read moreduring non-peak hours. The beach does have restrooms and showers and lifeguards do supervise the beach during normal hours.

South Beach Park is a beautiful ocean front park in Vero Beach. We were in town for Mother's Day so…read morewe decided to stop by for a stroll and to take some pictures. During WWII Vero Beach was a Marine Air Squadron Base as well as a training facility for F6F Hellcat, SB2A Buccaneer, F4F Wildcat, and F7F Tigercat pilots. In 1994 they did night fighter training using F6F and F7F aircraft. The Fort Pierce Naval Amphibious Training Base was a 20,000 acre site stretching from Vero Beach to near Jensen Beach. Rockets, bombs, antiaircraft guns and small arms were tested on the beaches and in underwater missions before the post was abandoned in 1946. In 2018 the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers closed the beach to look for remnants of World War II era munitions that could be buried. Through the years some have been unearthed by construction, erosion and targeted searches offshore and on the barrier islands. Today the park attracts sun worshippers who can avail themselves of a variety of amenities that include beach access, a boardwalk, picnic areas with shelters, tables, and grills, and restrooms. The beach is lifeguard monitored. Beach walkers are invited to grab a basket to help clean up the beach. This beach is also a protected sea turtle site. South Beach Park offers amazing views, clean water, and soft sandy beaches. Best of all parking is free!

Great location to enjoyed the warm water and has some designated areas for events. Beach is not…read morebusy when I go, and has 3 volleyball courts, for those that want to play a game. My favorite spot so far

Great dog park. Plenty of room, separate "smaller dog" area, plenty of water stations and waste…read morebags. I met several nice 4 and 2 legged people and my dogs had a great time running, sniffing, and enjoying going off leash.

Huge park, the dogs loved it. Not too crowded but even if it was there is so much room you would…read morenever know. Definitely an amazing park.

It's a great thing to have lifeguards that are trained and professional (and friendly) to help…read moresafeguard the time at the beach. Thankfully we have not have any serious safety concerns / but they are here just the same and it makes me feel more at ease with my family out on the beach and in the water!

Wabasso Beach Park is small beach park at just under a half an acre but if you are looking for a…read morebeach day, this is a delightful spot. The park is located next to Disney's Vero Beach Resort. It is open daily from 7AM until sunset and lifeguards are on duty from 9:10 AM until 4:50 PM. Beach Bites, a deli, convenience store, and beach sport rental business is located next to the parking lot. Park amenities include a restroom, boardwalk, pavilions with picnic tables and grills, a bike rack and showers. There is ADA beach access. This park is ideal for fishing, surfing, scuba diving, sunbathing, and picnicking. This beach is also an important sea turtle nesting area from March 1-October 31. While this beach is popular with surfers and snorkelers it is also a favorite of treasure seekers. In 2015 the Queens Jewels, a Spanish shipwreck from the 1715 Treasure Fleet was discovered six feet off the coast. Three hundred and fifty gold coins valued at $4.5 million were recovered.

We always enjoy this park but it was BUSY this weekend!!! You have 3 areas to park and one…read morebathroom, you can launch and park across the street. We always enjoy ourselves here!

Nice day at the Causeway. No waves is good for my knees,…read morethe estuaries are cool, one can walk out 50 yards and still touch the ground. It's so beautiful this time of year, although the water is cold but it gets better as you acclimate. The beauty of Florida is its 80 degrees in the middle of November. :)) Fish jumping, the boyfriend throwing out a line, dragonflies hunting, birds and bugs doing their thing. A really nice afternoon today at the Causeway. Thank you Wabasso! You can trust me, I don't have to get out of the house. ;D

This is by far my favorite hotel experience I've even had. We booked the king size bedroom with an…read moreocean view. What an amazing experience. Everything was super clean. We were on the first floor and enjoyed the sound of the ocean. We had two rocking chairs right outside the door. We wanted extra pillows and we got them right away. There's coffee and tea in the lobby. They give you beach towels for the pool. The pool was amazing, too. Restaurant were walking distance so is ice cream and shopping. We loved it. We will definitely come back again.

The Ocean Breeze has the perfect location if you want to be downtown and right on the beach. The…read morebest rooms are definitely the ocean-side rooms. We've always stayed on the first floor facing the ocean, which is ideal because you can step right out onto the beach. This year we booked the larger room with two queens and a sitting area with a pull-out couch. The layout works well for us, but the rooms themselves are musty and worn down. The hotel overall is pretty run-down, especially compared to the many high-end properties in the area. I can't speak for the rooms around the pool, but they look very average from the outside. Despite all of that, the location and first-floor beach access keep bringing us back. Honestly, if they upgraded all the ocean-facing rooms, this could be an amazing place to stay.