Beaches
If you come to The Palm Beaches it’s guaranteed you’ll see plenty beaches, after all there are 47 miles of Atlantic Ocean coastline here. Our beaches have a bit of everything. Visit a few for a swim and picnic, surf the waves at all of them, or visit just one just to see the sunrise over the ocean.
Boca Raton
- South Inlet Park -
Facts - Jetty, picnic area with grills, pavilion, and playground.
- Red Reef Park -
Facts - Picnic area with grills, unique snorkeling area, and the park is also home to Gumbo Limbo Environmental Education Center
- South Beach Park -
Facts - Small swim beach.
- Spanish River Park -
Facts - Picnic area with grills and a nature walk through streambed remains of the shallow fresh water Spanish River.
Boynton Beach
- Boynton Beach Municipal Oceanfront Park -
Facts - Access is limited to mostly residents - however, non-residents may purchase parking decal - picnic area with grills, rental pavilion, sand volleyball, boardwalk, and playground.
- Intracoastal Park -
Facts - Small beach area, picnic area with grills, rental pavilion, and boat launch.
Delray Beach
- Anchor Park -
Facts - Small beach, playground, and picnic area with grills.
- Atlantic Dunes Park -
Facts - Boardwalk, short nature trails, pavilion, and picnic area with grills.
- Delray Municipal Beach -
Facts - Large accessible beach, featuring a cabana rental company, Delray Beach’s Atlantic Avenue hotels and restaurants are across from it.
Gulf Stream
- Gulfstream Park -
Facts - Picnic area with grills and playground.
Juno Beach
- Juno Beach Park -
Facts -Picnic shelter and located next to the Juno Beach Pier.
- Loggerhead Park -
Facts - Picnic area with grills, pavilions, horseshoe area, short nature trail, playground, and Celestial Railroad Palm Beach County Historical Marker.
Jupiter
- Carlin Park -
Facts - Picnic area with grills, pavilions, bocce courts, exercise course, café, tennis courts, volleyball courts, baseball fields, amphitheater for special events, and more
- DuBois Park -
Facts - Jetty, picnic area with grills, pavilions, playground, and home of the DuBois Pioneer Home, which is on the National Register of Historic Places.
- Jupiter Beach Park -
Facts - Jetty, picnic area with grills, picnic pavilion, and volleyball.
- Ocean Cay Park -
Facts - Picnic pavilions with grills, playground, and volleyball courts.
Lake Worth
- Lake Worth Municipal Beach -
Facts - Picnic area with grills in adjacent from retail area with cafés, boardwalk, access to Lake Worth Pier, and public swimming pool.
Lantana
- Town of Lantana Park and Public Beach -
Facts - Small beach area, café, picnic area, and next to the Ritz-Carlton, Palm Beach.
North Palm Beach
- John D. MacArthur Beach State Park -
Facts - Large beach area, nature trails, kayaking, canoeing, nature center, activities, snorkeling, and picnic areas.
Ocean Ridge
- Ocean Inlet Park -
Facts - Jetty, boat slips, marina, ocean overlook, picnic area with grills, café, and playground. - Ocean Ridge Hammock Park -
Facts - Small secluded beach area.
Palm Beach
- K.G. Kreusler Park -
Facts - Small beach area near the Lake Worth Pier.
- Palm Beach Municipal Beach -
Facts - Small, secluded beach area. - Phipps Ocean Park -
Facts - Small beach area, picnic area with grills, pavilion, and tennis center.
Riviera Beach/Singer Island
- Ocean Reef Park -
Facts - Picnic area with grills, dune ecosystem overlook, pavilion, and playground.
- Phil Foster Park -
Facts - Small beach area located under the Blue Heron Blvd. Bridge. - Peanut Island -
Facts - Boat access only park - boat slips, campground, chiki huts, observation deck, picnic area with grills, pavilions, snorkeling, and walking path. - Singer Island Municipal Beach -
Facts - Large beach area and volleyball.
Tequesta
- Coral Cove Park -
Facts - Picnic area with grills, and there is access to Intracoastal Waterway.
