Hello,
This is a very good time of year to go considering most school districts let out in the mid June timeframe. Although with VB even in peak season you won't feel like it is crowded (not like WDW) We have gone to VB in each month from May thru November and we have never felt crowded.
The sand is typical Atlantic coast sand. It is light brown, packed were the water is washing over it and loose and squishy away from the water. Yes, the sand can get very hot. May/June is not to bad, but in August you don't want to forget your flip flops.
Only the Inn rooms have view categories probably building 15 has the greatest likelyhood of letting you see the ocean from the room.
You didn't ask, but I always like to offer my default description of what there is to do.
The resort provides daily activities for kids & adults with the best CMs of all the resorts.
They have a nice pool & Lighthouse w/spiral waterslide, a REALLY cool water play area for the real young kids, a hot Jacuzzi, miniature golf, exercise room, ping pong, bike rentals, The Green Cabin Room (bar/restaurant) has 2nd floor covered deck that has a fantastic view of the ocean and is a nice place to relax with your favorite beverage. It also has live entertainment in the evenings. At night they have a campfire / smore roast (bring the Cutter Advanced to fend off the No-see-ums). You can rent a small catamaran or jet-ski for ocean fun. Across the street they have a lake, picnic tables, nature trail, tennis courts, and basketball courts. Disney built a private tunnel under the road to access this area. And of course they have the ocean and great waves for boogy boarding. Everything from the ocean to the pool to your room is no more than 2 minutes away walking. So it is real easy to break up your day
Five minutes away is Pelican Island and a wildlife education center. Also minutes away is Sebastian Inlet were the Indian River meets the ocean. There are many good fishing spots around the inlet, and there are river excursions where you can see dolphins, manatee, and tons of other types of wildlife. About an hour away is Cape Canaveral, (where the Magic and Wonder dock), the Kennedy Space Center (with museums,tours, and shows), and Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge with walking and driving tours.
You won't be disappointed with a trip to Vero Beach. I promise.
