Cocoa Village

Strolling down the streets of restored downtown Cocoa, Florida, you will see a number of homes and buildings on the National Historic Register – some of them dating back to the 1880s. Cocoa Village is a growing, evolving community where you can take a step back into time as you explore antique stores housed in historic buildings, eat an old fashioned ice cream cone, or just enjoy a cup of coffee in a Victorian-style coffee house.

Local Jazz and Classical musical groups entertain the crowds, holiday celebrations include a New Orleans-style Mardi Gras, and five art & craft shows are scheduled annually.

Directions:

Historic Cocoa Village is located in old, restored downtown Cocoa between U.S. 1 and the Indian River, adjacent to State Road 520.

• From Orlando: Take the Beeline Expressway east to U.S. 1, then exit south on U.S. 1 for three miles, turn east on State Road 520. Right onto Brevard Avenue.
• From Interstate 95: Take Exit 75 east to State Road 520. Right onto Brevard Avenue.
• From Interstate 4: Take exit 28 east onto 528 (The Beeline). Exit onto 520 East and continue for 20 miles. Right onto Brevard Avenue.
• From Cocoa Beach: North on Highway A1A, turn west on State Road 520 (the intersection by Ron Jon's Surf Shop). Travel exactly eight miles (across the Banana and Indian Rivers) and turn left on Brevard Avenue.