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The city of Palm Bay is located midway between Orlando and Miami and includes scenic highways, nature trails and waterfront views. Off of I-95 take exits 173 and 176. Palm Bay is close to Melbourne and Orlando International Airports and Port Canaveral.

Housing styles include a wide variety of single family homes, apartments, condominiums, town homes and gated subdivisions.

Education opportunities include 18 public and private K through Grade 12 schools. Bayside High School received the Silver Medal in U.S. News's Best High Schools rankings. Eastern Florida State College's four campuses are spread across Brevard County's more than 70-mile-long expanse on Florida's east coast, offering convenient access to higher education for all.Palm Bay Campus is situated on attractive Lake Titan in the fastest growing and most culturally diverse community in Brevard County.

Recreational activities include 29 city parks which include paintball and skateboarding, an aquatic center, a 200 acre regional park, two public / private golf courses, Turkey Creek Sanctuary, and nearby are the beaches!

Sports and outdoor enthusiasts relish in the endless summers here where they can enjoy the championship caliber golf courses, off-road cycling, running and nature trails that become giant playgrounds for young and old. Palm Bay is also known as the "bass fishing capital of the world" with its close proximity to the St. John's River and more than 25,000 acres of new wetlands about to become open for public access. The richness of this resource caught the attention of outdoor recreational giant Bass Pro Shops which selected Palm Bay as home for it's newest store, the "Stick Marsh Outpost".

Palm Bay is highly regarded for its numerous and diverse parks sporting themes from cyclocross and paintball wars to nature preserves and kayaking through the pristine waters of the Turkey Creek Sanctuary. Visit the docks of the “Captain’s House” and get a closer look at the manatee that like to linger close to the shore line.