Disney's Vero Beach Resort- Recreation

​     Being that it was in the 50s during our trip, we did not use the pool.  It looked like a fun area though with the water slide.  The kids splash area was under refurbishment so I couldn't even get a good picture of it.  However, based on the online photos I have seen, my son would have loved it had it been warm outside and operational!  There were pool noodles available for use, life jackets for little ones who may need assistance, and plenty of pool chairs available.  Under the gazebo there was a shaded pool table for use as well.

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We played a round of mini golf and let our son play on the playground.  Typically mini-golf has a small fee $1-2 per person, but because the splash pad was closed they were not charging.  Both were situated next to the pool.  This made it convenient to hop from activity to activity. They had bikes to rent for riding the trails too.  Across the street is a large park, still park of the resort, with many other activities as well.

Campfire

     My favorite part of the trip was the Campfire Sing Along.  Two Cast Members hosted the activity.  Everyone met at the campfire The sun was just disappearing at that point so it became a little cooler.  We did not pack properly for this trip, it was in the 80s back home the night before... So we brought the beach towels with us in case we needed to keep warm.  They led interactive camp songs for about 20 minutes while the stragglers showed up.  It was fun, but you need to have people who participate.  If the other guests are just sitting and listening it isn't any fun!

     After the sing songs, they broke out the s'mores!  At most Disney resort they just provide marshmallows and roasting sticks.  However, they provided everything needed to make a proper s'more here.  Earlier in the evening we bought chocolate and graham crackers just in case. It was a nice treat to end the day!