Cocoa Beach is a city of 12,000 located in the heart of Florida’s Space Coast. The city has played an important role in the history of the country’s space program. Cocoa Beach also has a diversity of activities for the visitor including fishing, surfing, dining and exploring.

Most of the areas lodging is located along Atlantic Avenue (US Route A1A). You’ll find dozens of hotels from major chains to locally owned. Just about every type of accommodation is available too! From full-service resorts and suite hotels to Bed & Breakfasts.

Along Atlantic Avenue (US Route A1A) you’ll find dozens of restaurants, both fast food and elegant. Just off Route A1A on Tom Warriner Boulevard is “The 19th Hole”, an excellent steakhouse located in Cocoa Beach Country Club with a great view of the Banana River. The Pier Restaurant (located on the Cocoa Beach Pier) has great steaks and seafood in a casual, nautical atmosphere.

Cocoa Beach is emersed in the history of the country’s space program. The Astronaut Memorial Planetarium and Observatory (I-95 exit 75) is one of the largest public access observatories in Florida. It has two theatres and an exhibition hall.

The Cocoa Beach Pier is another local attraction with a 850 ft. promenade that leads to the beach and an observation deck.

Cocoa Beach is accessible from I-95 exit 75 and then east on FL 520 about 10 miles. US Route A1A runs north-south along the Atlantic coast and through the Cocoa Beach area.

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Florida’s Space Coast
Florida’s Space Coast Office of Tourism

Visit Florida!
Official website of the Florida Vacation Guide.

St. Marys, Georgia, the Gateway to Cumberland Island National Seashore, is a small coastal village located in southeast Georgia. One of Georgia’s best kept secrets, St. Marys is rich in history, natural beauty and Southern hospitality, and along with Cumberland Island National Seashore, offers the perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. As you stroll along the waterfront, you will be captivated by the friendly people, the mild climate and the charm that are unique to St. Marys. Come visit us soon!

9 miles east of I-95 between Brunswick, Georgia and Jacksonville FL, you will find a variety of accommodations, including 3 charming bed & breakfast inns: Belle Tara Inn, Spenser House Inn, and Goodbread House; Riverview Hotel, a historic hotel on the waterfront, and family style modern motels and mini suites with kitchenettes, including Cumberland Island Inn & Suites and Cumberland Kings Bay Lodges.

St. Marys offers a very wide variety of dining establishments, with menus for everyone’s taste, from traditional Southern cooking buffet style to legendary coastal seafood, steaks and chops. You’ll find a deli, coffee house, Greek and Mediterranean Grill, Japanese Steak House, Mexican, and delicious burgers, bring your appetite!

Charming St. Marys affords visitors a gracious welcome along tree-lined streets where white picket fences surround many of the historic landmarks. Gift and antique shops housed in turn-of-the-century buildings offer hours of browsing. Take the 45 minute ferry to Cumberland Island National Seashore, visit the Welcome Center and House Museum at Orange Hall, visit Oak Grove Cemetery, dating from 1801 and including graves of veterans from every war. The Submarine Museum near the Waterfront is one attraction not to be missed! Enjoy fantastic Golf and views at Osprey Cove Golf Course and Laurel Island Links, explore nearby Crooked River State Park, or the Okefenokee Wildlife Refuge, just 45 minutes away.

St. Marys is accessible from I-95 Exit 2, on State Road 40. Most of the lodging and many dining facilities are within walking distance of the Historic District. By boat, St. Marys is on the St. Marys River, just west of the Intracoastal Waterway, offering docking and marina facilities for transients.

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St. Marys, Georgia
Welcome to Historic St. Marys, Georgia, Gateway to Cumberland Island National Seashore. Visit our site for all the info you need to enjoy our charming city.

Fall River is a city of 92,000, located approximately 18 miles east of I-95 on I-195. The city is known throughout the region as a factory outlet mecca, but there’s far more to see and do in Fall River than meets the eye!

The Best Western Fall River (at the airport) is a very nice, clean, comfortable hotel that I personally recommend. The Quality Inn (Wilber Avenue) and Motel Somerset (I-195, exit 4) are also excellent establishments that I would recommend to anyone staying in the area.

I-195, exit 7 (Portsmouth Avenue) has several fast food restaurants. For something a little less “fast” try The Eagle Restaurant, downtown at 35 North Main Street. For great seafood, visit LePage’s Seafood Restaurant and Market (I-195, exit 9). Casual dress and generous portions are their trademark! I personally recommend T.A. Restaurant (downtown at 408 South Main Street). They feature Portuguese cuisine as well as American food.

Outlet shopping is the buzzword here. Fall River’s factory outlets are concentrated on Jefferson and Quarry Streets directly off I-195, exit 8. Visit the Battleship Massachusetts, the Destroyer USS Joseph P. Kennedy Jr., attack sub USS Lionfish and several World War II PT boats (I-195, exit 5). The Marine Museum (70 Water Street) has an excellent Titanic exhibit as well as displays on the history of steam transportation.

Fall River is accessable from I-95 to I-195. I-195 runs directly through the city east-west. MA Route 24 runs north-south with access to points throughout the city.

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Fall River’s Battleship Cove
Battleship Cove, home of Battleship Massachusetts and her sister ships, is open daily, year round, from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Visitors get their hands on history as they work the 40mm guns aboard Battleship Massachusetts, explore the decks aboard Destroyer Joseph P. Kennedy, Jr., dodge torpedoes aboard Submarine Lionfish, and see the only two PT boats on public display in the world.

This great city of sun has all the sun you could get, shopping malls,parks,beaches, and all the fun plans you would like to experience. The Pier downtown and close to 2 different Airports. Night clubs and sports clubs. Flea Markets; Wagon Wheel is the cheapest and the best place to shop for. Try the salvation army and Goodwill as well, if you’re looking for that authentic item and yard/garage sale.

Quality Inn,Best Inn,La Quinta,Days Inn,Holiday Inn. And have the best restaurants such…Ale House,Bleachers,Apple Bees,Durango,Kissin Cousins for breakfast,and around the Pier/downtown area.

From fast food chains like McDonald,Arbys,Bostons Chicken,Chic-Fill-A, and other great restaurants like Durango,Bone Fish,Cody’s Restaurant,and Chinese Buffett Restaurants.

Just take I-275 to Tampa, Lowrey Park Zoo, Busch Gardens, and at the Channel side; Aquarium, Tampa Bay Lightning arena,as well as for the Tampa Bay Storms,Raymond James Stadium,and Ybor City.

If you’re new in town, getting around is not as easy as you wish…All the roads are by avenues and by streets, whether you’re going South or North. South is St. Petersburg to Bradenton and North is to Tampa to Orlando. I-275 will take you everywhere and I-4 to Orlando. Please, pick up the Daily Planet magazines and will have all the activities you could plan ahead informations. Clubs,restaurants, and special events such concerts and festivals.

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Santee is located in one of the world’s finest and most varied sport fishing and recreation areas, the Santee-Cooper Lakes region. Santee offers plenty of southern charm yet a suprising amount of family activity year round.

The heart of commercial activity in Santee is right at I-95, exit 98. There are over 15 motels located within 1 mile of this exit. Several of the major chains ( Best Western, Comfort Inn, Days Inn, Ramada, and Super 8 ) as well as a number of locally owned establishments can be found.

If you’re a camper, there are plenty of public and private camping and RV parks here too! Santee Lakes Campground (I-95, exit 102), Lake Marion Resort and Santee State Park (i-95, exit 98) are close by.

Over two dozen restaurants are located right off I-95, exit 98. Besides the fast-food chains there are a number of fine local restaurants. Jake’s Steaks & Ribs and Randazzo’s Italian & Seafood Restaurant a just two. I recommend Clark’s Family Restaurant (located at Clark’s Inn). They have excellent meals at very reasonable prices!

If you love fishing or recreational boating, you’ll be in heaven in Santee. But if that’s not your thing there’s still plenty to see and do here. For the golfer there’s Santee-Cooper Resort, Chapel Creek Plantation, Lake Marion Golf Club, and Santee-Cooper Country Club accessible from I-95, exit 98.

How about Outlet Shopping? The Santee Factory Stores (exit 98) is home to dozens of famous name outlets. If a slower pace is more your style, visit The Santee National Wildlife Refuge (I-95, exit 102). It has a foot trail and observation tower as well as a Visitor’s Center offering information and interpretive exhibits.

Fort Watson (3 miles north of Santee on US 301) is a great place to get a panoramic view of Santee-Cooper and the countryside.

Getting around is pretty simple. I-95 runs north-south and exits 102, 98, 97, and 93 will get you to Santee. Exit 98, however is the main one. The lakes are located both east and west of I-95.

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The I-95 Exit Information Guide
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Santee Cooper Country Visitor’s Guide
All kinds of information about the Santee-Cooper area from the region’s promotions commission.

Center For Carolina Living
If you’re interested in the Carolinas it’s here! This site showcases the Carolinas as a great destination for visiting, living, job opportunities and doing business!

Titusville is a quiet community situated between I-95 and the Atlantic Ocean. A river does run through it – the scenic Indian River! From its banks you can find marvelous spots to fish and view spectacular space shuttle launches. You can reach Titusville from exits 79 and 80.

Several of the major hotel chains do business here, including Best Western and Holiday Inn. For an inexpensive stay right on the highway, try the Luck’s Way Inn, 3655 Cheney Hwy. (SR 50), Titusville. Take exit 79 and head west at the end of the ramp. For a great view of the Indian River and shuttle launches, try the Holiday Inn Kennedy Space Center, 4951 S. Washington Ave. (US 1), Titusville.

For RVers, there are many nice resorts. The Great Outdoors provides RV sites for camping and if you like it you can build a home there. The resort also offers an 18-hole, 71-par championship golf course and aqua range which are open to the public for play. Try the Great Outdoors website at http://www.tgoresort.com, call them at 1-800-621-2267, or e-mail info@tgoresort.com.

There is also a brand new resort at the north border of Titusville called Seasons In The Sun; check the website at http://www.seasonsinthesunrvresort.com, call 1-877-687-7275, or contact them by e-mail at SeasonsInTheSnRV@aol.com.

Titusville abounds with places to eat. A must-try for barbeque is Sonny’s Bar-B-Q, 2900 Cheney Hwy. (SR 50), right across from the Wal-Mart. Take exit 79 and head east at the end of the ramp.

For a taste of Southern charm, try Kloiber’s Cobbler Eatery, 337 S. Washington Ave. (US 1), Titusville. Take exit 79, head east on Cheney Hwy. (SR 50); at the Indian River, turn north (left) on Washington Ave. (US 1). You will go north for several miles through the city to the downtown district; once in the downtown district, Kloiber’s will be on the right, just south of Garden Street (SR 406).

A trip to Titusville is not complete without a stop at Dixie Crossroads, 1475 Garden St. (SR 406), Titusville. Take exit 80; at the end of the ramp head east on Garden Street (SR 406). Dixie Crossroads is across from the 7-Eleven, one block west of the intersection of Garden and Park. This beautifully landscaped restaurant specializes in seafood.

There are several chain restaurants at exit 79 (SR 50).

Titusville is the place to go if you want to see the space shuttle. The Kennedy Space Center Visitor Center can be accessed from exit 79. Go east on Cheney Hwy. (SR 50); in front of Wal-Mart turn right onto Columbia Blvd. (SR 405) and proceed directly to the launch pads.

The Astronaut Hall of Fame and U.S. Space Camp are on the way there.

Titusville has five major roadways as reference points: I-95 running north and south; Washington Ave. (US 1) running north and south along the Indian River; Cheney Hwy. (SR 50) off exit 79 which runs east and west; Garden Street (SR 406), which runs east and west off exit 80; and SR 405, which is known as Columbia Blvd. to the south of Cheney Hwy. and South Street to the north of Cheney Hwy.

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Kennedy Space Center Visitors Complex
Become an astronaut for a day!

City of Titusville, Florida
The city’s official website.

Titusville Playhouse
Broadway comes alive locally at the Emma Parrish Theater.

The small city of Roanoke Rapids, NC is filled with flavor! Steadily growing, Roanoke Rapids is now home to new I95 attraction, Carolina Crossroads and the Randy Parton Theatre. Roanoke Rapids is “the city” that anchors an area of 76,000 people. Wal-Mart and Lowe’s just opened stores, helping replace jobs that vanished with the textile industry. A multiplex theater is on the way. Roanoke Rapids is a great place to visit and stay during your next vacation

Many accommodation in the area include small hotels like Holiday Inn Express and Days Inn to the new Hilton Hotel being built at the heart of Carolina Crossroads. More accommodations can be found by visiting www.RoanokeRapidsLife.com

You can take in the perrennial favorites and chains like Ruby Tuesday and Lonestar Steakhouse. But don’t forget the hometown eateries like Brownings for great southern hotdogs and david’s for your romantic dining. View more great places to eat at www.RoanokeRapidsLife.com

In addition to seeing great concerts at Carolina Crossroads, make sure you see the new live shows at the Randy Parton Theatre. If the weather is good, you can also take in some swimming or frisbee golf at the Roanoke Rapids Lake Park, or check out some history in the Roanoke Canal Museum. You can find more tourist information at www.VisitCarolinaCrossroads.com

Plant City is a farming community located between Tampa and Lakeland Florida. Pop. 28,000, It is the home of The International Softball Federation. Plant City is close to Bush Gardens, Disney World and all the other Tampa/Orlando attractions.

Close to I-4 we have three major hotels Days Inn, Comfort Inn and Ramada Inn.

We have most of the fast food restaurants and several larger ones. Close to I-4 There are BuddyFreddys Restaurant, Chancy’s Catfish Shack, Sonny’s Real Pit BBQ, Waffle House, Burger King, McDonalds, Subway, Arbys, and Popeyes.

We are about 30 to 40 minutes from all the Tampa and Orlando attractions and theme parks. Located between the two areas which provides a single place to stay and visit all of them.

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Chamber of Commerce
The greater Plant City Chamber of Commerce official website.

Plant City’s Official Homepage
This is the official web site for the City of Plant City

Strawberry Festival
Winter Strawberry Capital of The World Y’all Come To The Strawberry Festival

Welcome To Jacksonville, Florida. The perfect place to go on vacation. Jacksonville has the largest square land mass in the United States.

Jacksonville has many places to stay while vacationing here. The Adams Mark Hotel just opened a 900+ room hotel on the Northbank of the St. Johns River. There are also many reasonably priced motels in the Jacksonville Area. The Admiral Benbow Inn. Located at I-95 and Busch Drive is one such place. With a friendly Staff 24 hours a Day.

Jacksonville has many wonderful places to eat. With Restaurants like Applebees, Quincy’s, Roadhouse Grill. Plus Hundreds of Fast Food Restaurants.

Something For the whole Family is in store when visiting Jacksonville. The Busch Plant located at I-95 and Exit 125 gives daily tours for those intrested in how they make beer. The Wild New Jacksonville Zoo Located at I-95 and Exit 124A is open daily with special events during the holidays.

I-95 runs right through Jacksonville for about 30 miles. I-10 starts in the middle of Jacksonville and heads west. I-295/9A Loops around Jacksonville for people wanting to go round the city.

There are 7 bridges through out the city to help you get from one place to another. The 7 bridges are The Dames Point Bridge (9-A), Hart Bridge, Matthews Bridge, Acosta Bridge, Main Street Bridge (US 1), Fuller Warren Bridge(I-95), and the Buckman Bridge (I-295)

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The I-95 Exit Information Guide
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Florida-Times Union
Jacksonville’s Newspaper

Jacksonville Jaguars
Official website of the Jacksonville Jaguars NFL football team.

Hollywood is just 10 minutes from Fort Lauderdale Airport. A City for family and friends. Come and enjoy a night out in Downtown Hollywood or just relax in the sand at Hollywood Beach. Exit I-95 Hollywood Boulevard. Just 20 minutes to Miami. Find great places to eat or shop at the many retail stores located just minutes away.

A great place to stay is the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino, 86 Acres of pleasure. Take I-95 To Sterling Road west To State Road 7. Another is the Holiday Inn. I-95 at Sheridan Street west. And a great many others located nearby.

Feast yourself to the many types of restaurants at Downtown Hollywood. I-95 at Hollywood Boulevard east 1 mile. Dancing and dining all night long.

The Seminole Hard Rock Casino (I-95 at Stirling Road west to State rd 7). The Seminole Indian Casino (I-95 at Stirling Road west to State Road 7, make left to State road 7 south 2 blocks on right. The quiet beaches (I-95 Hollywood boulevard east 3 miles.

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Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino
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Life in Hollywood
Find great places to visit in Hollywood.