Following outcry from the Cocoa Beach community, developers behind the Westin Cocoa Beach Resort & Spa are ending their pursuit of a deal with Brevard County that would have allowed them to rent a ...

Many Cocoa Beach residents took to Facebook to express skepticism over the future of Westin and Lori Wilson Park. Those like Keith Straley commenting on the Waking Up in Cocoa Beach Facebook page ...

Westin would use a portion of Lori Wilson Park 100 days and the entire park for 12 annually over the next 15 years in exchange for certain upgrades. Florida Today Story by Tyler Vazquez, Florida Today ...

Westin would use a portion of Lori Wilson Park 100 days and the entire park for 12 annually over the next 15 years in ... Westin will meet with Cocoa Beach residents over Lori Wilson Park use deal.

Driftwood Capital has stopped pursuing a deal with Brevard County for exclusive use of Lori Wilson Park in Cocoa Beach after significant public outcry.The deal was discussed at the Oct. 22 ...

Events that have historically used the park such as Thunder on Cocoa Beach boat races, the Cocoa Beach Air Show or Easter Sunday Sunrise services would have priority over the hotel's use of the park.

On Tuesday afternoon residents gathered at Lori Wilson Park in Cocoa Beach and later attended a meeting with representatives of Driftwood Capital, the developer behind the Westin Cocoa Beach ...

Lori Wilson Park is off State Road A1A, right in Cocoa Beach. The closest Cocoa Beach Loop trolley/bus stop is the North Atlantic Avenue @ Lori Wilson Park stop; the park is a short walk from there.

Cocoa Beach mayor Keith Capizzi said that, although the dog park sorely needs an overhaul, moving the park could have other ramifications on the rest of Lori Wilson.

Westin would use a portion of Lori Wilson Park 100 days and the entire park for 12 annually over the next 15 years in exchange for certain upgrades.