Canaveral National Seashore

Each year millions of visitors discover the pristine beauty of Canaveral National Seashore.
Reflect on the barrier island which is composed of dune, hammock, and lagoon habitat. Explore ancient Timucua shell mounds. Experience the sanctuary that is provided for thousands of species of plants and animals that call Canaveral National Seashore home.
Map showing location of park.
HPTC rangers repair the Seminole Rest historic home.
Historic Preservation Center Revitalizes Canaveral National Seashore Landmark
OAK HILL, FL – Canaveral National Seashore is proud to unveil the remarkable transformation of the historic Seminole Rest Caretaker's House, a historic gem nestled within the park. This restoration, led by the National Park Service's Historic Preservation Training Center (HPTC), orchestrated a complete roof replacement in under five months, showcasing the team's agility and dedication to safeguarding our nation’s treasures.
Canaveral National Seashore seeks public comments on proposed increase and reservation changes to camping rates, and Turtle Watch Program fees
Titusville, FL. -Canaveral National Seashore seeks public comments on proposed increase and reservation changes to camping rates, and Turtle Watch Program fees and reservations which would take effect on May 22,2024. Information on the fee increase, including a list of all proposed fees can be seen here.
Dune plants, beach, and ocean.
Photo by NPS Photo Lord
Eldora State House is an early 20th century homestead along Moquito Lagoon.
Photo by NPS/Photo: L. Peters
Park entrance sign with blue sky as a back drop.
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On the dock facing the visitor center.
Photo by NPS Photo Lord