Surf: General: Lori Wilson Park's wide beach, ample parking and tourist facilities make it more of a family fun center than a surf spot, but the sandbars are as sufficient as anywhere else in town. Most surfers come here when a NE swell is out of control in the southern part of the county, or for NW winds, which are better here than beaches to the south. Tides: Low to mid tide; High tide sometimes okay here Size: Thigh-1' overhead Wind: W Swell: ENE-E-ESE Bottom: Sand Paddling: Usually easy but can be some paddling on bigger swells. Spot Rating: Average Cocoa Beach spot with tons of parking. Great spot for beginner/newer level surfers. Access: A sea of parking. Crowds: Crowd Factor: Plenty of room to spread out, but can get a crowd on a good peak. Local Vibe: Lovingly inspired by the peaceful serenity of Slater's monuments. Environment: Clean water for the most part but can get murky. Hazards: Nothing really, just loads of tourists and people driving over from Orlando. Season: Fall-Spring, Hurricane