Ocean Landings Resort & Racquet Club

The Resort & Setting

Ocean Landings Resort & Racquet Club is an independently operated timeshare property in Cocoa Beach, Florida, affiliated with RCI. That affiliation means owners and exchange guests can use the RCI network to trade their week or points for stays at other participating resorts around the world. Beyond the RCI tie-in and its Cocoa Beach address, this page sticks to what's verified — if you're after a full rundown of pools, room types or on-site facilities, that's worth confirming directly with the resort or current owners before you buy.

Cocoa Beach: The Area and Things to Do

Cocoa Beach is one of Florida's better-known surf towns, with a long, open Atlantic shoreline and a laid-back feel that sets it apart from the denser beach scenes further south in Miami or Fort Lauderdale. The Cocoa Beach Pier, a local landmark dating to 1962, sits about a mile away and is worth a visit for its shops, fishing deck and ocean views. Downtown Cocoa Beach, roughly a mile and a half away, has the surfboard rentals, restaurants and bars that give the town its character. Further afield, Port Canaveral (around 5 miles away) is a working cruise port with seafood restaurants and water activities, and Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex, about 11 miles away, draws visitors year-round for its launch history and exhibits. Surfing conditions are generally best from September through March, and the warm climate makes the beach usable most of the year, with summer bringing more humidity and afternoon storms.

Selling or Renting a Week Here

If you own a week or points at Ocean Landings Resort & Racquet Club and are thinking about selling or renting it out, BidMyTimeshare.com works as an owner-to-owner marketplace: you list your week yourself, set your own asking price, and buyers or renters contact you directly through the platform. There's a one-time listing fee and no commission taken on the sale.

Because Ocean Landings is an independent resort, resale isn't handled through a big branded resale desk — transfers typically go through the resort's own owners' association or on-site management. Before you agree on a price with a buyer, it's worth asking the association or management for two things: the current transfer fee for putting the deed or points into a new owner's name, and the latest annual maintenance fee, since both affect what a buyer is actually willing to pay. Ask too whether the association holds a right of first refusal on resales, and how long transfers typically take to process — this varies by resort and isn't something we can state here without confirmation.

A resale buyer at Ocean Landings takes on the usage rights tied to the week or points interval itself, along with the RCI affiliation, which lets them continue exchanging through RCI as the previous owner did. They won't inherit any resort credits, promotions or loyalty perks that may have applied only to the original purchase — those typically don't transfer with a resale.

What Renters Look For

Renters searching for Cocoa Beach timeshares are usually after proximity to the beach, a workable week in shoulder or surf season, and clarity on what's included — bedroom count, sleeping capacity, and whether the unit is a straight week or a points-based stay. Being upfront about these details, plus the RCI affiliation if a renter wants to understand exchange flexibility, helps set realistic expectations.

Practical Notes

Cocoa Beach doesn't have a dense public transport network, so renting a car is the practical option for trips to Port Canaveral or Kennedy Space Center, even though downtown and the beach are walkable from most resorts in town. Shoulder season (April–May or September–October) tends to offer a good balance of warm weather and lighter crowds, while winter stays busy and summer brings heat and storms. Anyone exchanging in through RCI should check availability calendars early, since Cocoa Beach weeks are consistently in demand on the network.