Manatee Hammock 

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Manatee Hammock is a pleasant little county park campground between Highway A1A and the Indian River! When we called yesterday looking for a campsite, all they had available was one site for tonight and tomorrow. We reserved it!  When we registered today, we asked and learned that they had availability for Wednesday and Thursday nights. We’ll have to move our trailer but that will work for us. This is a nice location just south of Titusville. We can see Cape Kennedy on the barrier island on the east side of the river. It will be good to hang here for a few days!

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