I don’t normally do this, but on this occasion, I’m going to disagree with the premise of the message below. We have always found Titusville to be a charming community with which it has been our privilege to visit. It offers superb dining, and the city marina, besides being a SALTY SOUTHEAST CRUISERS’ NET SPONSOR, is, quite simply, one of the very best medium sized, city owned pleasure craft facilities, I’ve ever reviewed! I think Captain Austin may be looking for a downtown business type district, which is, sadly enough, no longer typical of medium sized coastal Florida communities.
To be succinct, all of us at the Salty Southeast Cruisers’ Net recommend a visit to Titusville and its excellent city marina. However, in the spirit of airing all well-thought-out points of view, we present Captain Austin’s comments below.

5 May 2010.
Stayed here twice, in March and now. With Titusville not having much to offer (and about to lose space shuttle viewing) except a Sav-A-Lot within walking distance where you do save a lot as the choices are limited, it’s only a pit stop for cruisers. Sadly, Titusville is typical of small town America ‘“ the towns have disappeared, done in by big box shopping on the highways, not easily accessible to cruisers.
The marina has a small store with a good cruising guide book section, a reasonable selection of wine and basic marine supplies, so if you are stuck here for weather you can have a chardonnay, bone up on cruising lore and knock off some maintenance items on the to do list.
The bicycles in front of the marina office look like loaners but they are reserved for marina staff servicing the docks. The municipality won’t allow them to be used by transients for insurance reasons ‘“ or maybe so you won’t see there’s little to see in Titusville.
Austin Whitten

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