Rent mobility equipment in Port Canaveral

The Kennedy Space Center is a renowned spaceport and launch facility located in Cape Canaveral, Florida. It has been the launch site for many historic space missions, including the Apollo moon landings and Space Shuttle program. Today, it continues to serve as a launch site for companies such as SpaceX, who launch rockets and resupply missions to the International Space Station. The Kennedy Space Center features a fantastic visitor complex, which offers educational exhibits and interactive displays. Visitors can learn about NASA's history, view a variety of artifacts from space, and experience simulated space missions.

There is accessible parking available at the front of the facility for visitors with limited mobility. The Kennedy Space Center also has mobility equipment for rent (including electric scooters, manual wheelchairs, and strollers) at the information center. This equipment is available on a first-come, first-served basis and costs anywhere from $8 to $30 for the day.

The Exploration Tower at Port Canaveral offers visitors an educational and interactive experience that highlights the history and culture of the region, focusing specifically on space exploration and the bustling cruise industry. The tower has multiple observation decks that provide a stunning panoramic view of Port Canaveral and the Atlantic Ocean. The Exploration Tower also hosts various events and workshops related to space and the environment. The ground floor is home to a gift shop and café where visitors can enjoy refreshments while taking in the views.

The tower is committed to making its exhibits and facilities accessible to all visitors. Visitors who use wheelchairs or scooters have access to the indoor and outdoor observation decks, 5,500 feet of exhibit space, auditorium, café, gift shop, and more. Rent a mobility device through Scootaround in advance to ensure you can explore the whole tower with ease.

This popular beach is located south of Port Canaveral on Florida’s East Coast. The area is known for its vibrant surf culture, natural beauty, and historic pier. People come from across the US to relax, swim, and sunbathe on Cocoa’s sandy beaches. Known as the "Surfing Capital of the East Coast," Cocoa Beach is renowned for its consistent waves, which make it a must-visit destination for surfers of all skill levels. The beach is also home to the iconic Ron Jon Surf Shop – one of the largest surf shops in the world. You’ll also want to check out the Cocoa Beach Pier, which is a popular spot for fishing, dining, and shopping.

Cocoa Beach (along with the shops and businesses in the area) have made great strides to make the beach as accessible as possible. Beach wheelchairs are available for rent in the Cape Canaveral area and there are ramps down to the beach at multiple points. Most restaurants and shops on Cocoa Beach are also wheelchair accessible.

This public park is known for its natural beauty and role in providing a sustainable habitat for manatees and other wildlife. As you can probably guess, the park gets its name from the gentle and graceful aquatic mammals known as manatees, which are often spotted in the waters around the park. These animals are native to Florida's coastal waters and are often referred to as "sea cows” due to their large size. The Manatee Sanctuary Park is located along the Banana River and gives visitors the opportunity to view manatees in their natural habitat. The park features a boardwalk and observation deck that provide excellent views of the water, along with picnic tables, walking paths, and benches for when you need to rest.

The boardwalk and observation deck in the Manatee Sanctuary Park are wheelchair accessible, as are the nearly half mile of paved trails that wind through the park. If you need a wheelchair or scooter to use while exploring the park, give Scootaround a call or book online.