Not that Brevard's stance couldn't change but so far I've found that Brevard County itself seems more interested in bringing in tourists and tax revenue rather than placing restrictions on STR. 

Additionally, there is not enough lodging in our tourist town for all the tourists who come and spend a LOT of money, which feeds the economy.

Any reason people would camp there...is it close to any tourist attractions?

Anywhere with heavy tourist traffic!

@Steven Andrews The best part about STR is self management is easy from anywhere in the world IF you’re in a heavy tourist market.

It is a popular spot for tourists because of the pool layout.

(We thought we would be able to rent the in-law to tourists, ala airbnb, but SF has shut down that option.)SF just approved legislation to allow in-law units to be legalized, but the actual process to follow through the building department has not been defined yet.

But the heat of Tucson keeps some tourist away in summer.

Depending on the location, some homes can appeal to business travelers, remote workers AND tourists.

One mistake I find people making quite often is thinking that their location isn't ideal for Airbnb or other short term rental sites, because it's not near any tourist spots...