I like the beaches and the park is very nice but the bathroom was disgustingly dirty. All the toilets dirty it seemed like no one cleaned for a while because Ive used it at 11 am And this is in Jupiter à well kept city. read more

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I've spent time here over the years and it's a remarkable beach. Not too many people and the conditions are great for the kiteboarding community. I've always loved coming up here and will continue to spend fun weekend days around the park. There's a special statue and it's just a nice place to be read more

Jupiter Beach Park - Beaches Near Me - Jupiter, Florida

Where the river meets the sea! This park is incredible, with so many different parts to it. It is surrounded by water on 3 sides: the Atlantic Ocean on the east, the Loxahatchee River on the West, and the Jupiter Inlet on the North. The first part is standard beach with a smallish, narrow parking lot on the east side. On the west side is a bridge to an island with a rentable pavilion, Picnic Island, which is currently closed. Keep going and there are a handful of little shady nooks along the River. These have 3 parking spots, a stone picnic table and a grill, plus a path to the river, and are completely lovely, private and wonderful (this part of the River does not have alligators and is an offshoot of the same body of water that is in Dubois Park). Past this is a little more parking, and a larger nook that is directly across from Dubois (so you can enjoy the same water as Dubois but in a shady private area). Then the INlet is in front of you directly, there is a fishing jetty, and a parking area where basically you can pull up and directly see the ocean and the inlet. This fact is key: when my ocean-loving dad was pretty immobile, I would drive him here so he could see the ocean without having to leave the car. If you can snag a nook, which are not reservable, wading into the water or fishing is fun. Walking the Jetty to see the churn of the river meeting the sea is awesome. Beautiful. read more

Jupiter Beach Park - picnic island (currently closed) - Beaches Near Me - Jupiter, Florida

Southern Living recently named Jupiter, Florida, home to the clearest, most Caribbean like waters in the south. According to Southern Living this is because "Jupiter's location in the path of the Gulf Stream means there's a constant flow of tropical water that improves the ocean's clarity and visibility by carrying out any algae, flotsam, or runoff that accumulates. The coast in Palm Beach County gets a further boost due to its shape that juts out a little farther east and the fact that the continental shelf is quite narrow here. The result is that Palm Beach County's beaches are directly in the path of the Gulf Stream's flow, and the tropical waters actually pass closer to shore here than anywhere else in North America." You can experience the clear, clean water yourself at Jupiter Beach Park on the south side of the Jupiter Inlet. There is ample free parking and a 1,700 feet of life guarded beach with a jetty. Other park amenities include restrooms, showers, picnic areas, tables, and grills. You can salt water fish, swim, sun bathe, and snorkel. Whenever I visit the park I enjoy how you can get a great view of the Jupiter Lighthouse and that you can swim in both the Loxahatchee River and in the Atlantic Ocean in the same park. This park also connects to nearby Dubois Beach Park for even more beachy fun. read more

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I got proposed to here! It's so beautiful and calm. I love it. And it will forever hold a special place in my hear and story.

I love this beach park because it's so beautiful Here's the information on the beach. Hike, Bike, Paddle, Camp, swim , cook, shower plenty of clean bathrooms. DuBois Park Fronting Jupiter Inlet where the Indian River Lagoon meets the Loxahatchee River, this breezy park has one of the most beautiful waterfronts in the region. Along the south side of Jupiter Inlet, this popular waterfront park isn't just about the beach, although plenty of people come here for swimming and sunning. A sentinel atop a coastal shell mound at the Inlet, the DuBois pioneer home is one of the oldest in the county and open for tours. And an extraordinarily scenic and accessible walkway stretches almost half a mile from the picnic grounds at the mound to the jetty into the Atlantic Ocean . Pay heed to surf condition flags and all warning signs. There are times of year when natural bacterial levels become too dangerous for swimming. Currents are swift in the inlet and around the jetty area. About the Park Notable for its prime location along Jupiter Inlet within view of the lighthouse and its protected cove with a natural sand beach, DuBois Park also provides a glimpse into ancient history. One of the last remaining coastal shell mounds of the Jeaga faces the natural confluence of the Loxahatchee River and the Indian River Lagoon, standing 20 feet high. House on a hill with tropical plants Oyster shells spill out of where the mound was carved into for roadfill long ago Along with the pioneer home built atop it in 1898 by Harry DuBois, an early pineapple farmer, Jupiter Inlet Mound is on the National Register of Historic Places. What was the DuBois family homestead is now the park. But before Harry ever laid eyes on this land, it was a Jeaga village, documented by shipwrecked Jonathan Dickinson in the 1690s. Historic home at top of tall staircase The house atop the midden Today, the park is a relaxing getaway for families. When open, the cove is shallow, inviting easy wading for children to search for sea creatures. The waterway meanders in a loop, creating an island within the park. On the bluffs that overlook it, you'll find picnic tables tucked beneath the trees. Cove with beach and lifeguard station The protected cove at DuBois Park Breakwaters create a sheltered space in front of picnic area below Jupiter Inlet Mound to define a wake-free swimming area adjoining the inlet channel. The western end of this protected area has a small but gently sloping beach, where you'll often see people snorkeling. Picnic area with inlet beyond Swimming area along the inlet Anglers stake claims on both sides of the outflow of the cove as well as other easy-to-access points off the walkway that parallels the inlet. DuBois Park seamlessly melds into adjoining Jupiter Beach Park, which has a separate entrance and parking for its Atlantic Ocean beach and jetty. Broad beach on aquamarine waters The oceanfront at Jupiter Beach Park Hike Starting in front of the Jupiter Inlet Mound, walk straight ahead towards the inlet to pick up the paved path through the picnic area. Meandering past the inlet swimming area under the shade of large sea grapes and cabbage palms, it quickly reaches the outflow of the cove and crosses it on a broad pedestrian bridge. People walking over a wooden bridge Bridge over the cove outflow To the left, the sweep of the rock-edged inlet is laid out before you under the gentle sway of coconut palms. Protected shallows behind the rocks attract anglers. A tropical hammock overshadowed by large Australian pines borders the path on the right and has picnic tables in the shade. Walkway beneath coconut palms The path heads towards the Atlantic Ocean A bench overlooks the inlet just before the path encircles a Spanish galleon anchor dredged up off this coast. You'll also find recovered Spanish cannons within DuBois Park. A nearby historic marker recounts the history of shipwrecks discovered off this inlet, which was a significant landform that Spanish treasure fleets aimed for. Historic display in the middle of the path Anchor from a Spanish galleon You are now in Jupiter Beach Park, the accessible walkway ending at its parking area. Continue along the beaten sandy path within sight of the seawall. A large stone with a marker about the jetty adjoins the walkway to it, which is edged by railings but typical deep in soft sand blown off the beach. Fisherman on a seawall at an inlet Pathway towards the jetty A sculpture looking out to sea adjoins where the walkway curves around to the solid path along the seawall, depicting a man and a woman watching for a ship to come in. Along the enormous swells at the inlet, the rocks flanking the jetty are a favorite roosting place for pigeons. Pigeons on rocks with aqua water beyond Pigeons on the rocks The jetty curves towards the beach, affording a sweeping view across it as well as framing the very mouth of the inlet. read more

Nice public beachside park with ocean views and views of the intracoastal. There is a short pier that you can go fishing from; plenty of rocks to get stuck on though. You can also relax on the beach; it's a very quiet area compared to the other public beach access in the West Palm area. Nice lagoon area out back to swim or wade in and there is also a public restroom and wash area next to the parking lot. Hidden gem! read more

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Was really nice to take the drive and get away for some sun beach fun. Relaxing to the next level. Never been here before and so glad we came. We had such a nice time. :))))) was suppose to camp two weeks ago out here in this area and man so wish I had. The water is soooo... ice. Definitely worth the drive up here. Will definitely plan to come camping here for sure... already on the waiting list. But for now we enjoyed the clear beach water and sun... for sure will be visit again. Great way to end our weekend!!! :)))) read more

Jupiter Beach Park - The water was soooooo... nice today!!! - Beaches Near Me - Jupiter, Florida

This place is a beach but also an inlet but also 2 parks that are separated but combined. Yes, I know that doesn't make sense but if you go you will see what I am talking about. There are bathrooms here and outside showers for rinsing off. I can't remember if there are water fountains or not. There are numerous benches all over and picnic tables too. A lot of people come here to fish but most people come here to swim and hang out with their family and friends . A lot of people picnic and a lot of people grill on the beaches grills. If you are coming in season or on the weekends I would suggest arriving early as spots fill up fast. This place is free to enter and free to park. Parking can be hard to find and navigate on the weekends. read more

Beautiful variety of blue water that shallows within the inlet Clean facilities lovely Many of restaurants in area read more

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Another beautiful beach location in the town of Jupiter. The inlet has a jetty that one could sit back and watch the waves break over it. There is also a small lagoon, walkway over the beach area, and one can also fish off the concrete wall that overlooks the inlet. The beachfront park has a lifeguard station that overlooks part of the swimming area. There are also picnic areas along with a volleyball court. A fantastic location to be lazy and just enjoy the surrounding beauty. Not your usual Florida beach gathering. read more

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Love it here. Parking is a bit of a nightmare but the beach is beautiful Lots of space on the sand and clear blue water. Perfect for swimming read more

Beautiful beachfront with free parking and a spacious shoreline. I love it here!

Beautiful awesome place, water here is clear, acces to the beach, you only need to bring your own food.

Easy park to get too. Plenty of parking to go around. They have showers and a restroom right next to entrance of the park. Park is massive and the beach is gorgeous. Once you've gone up the stairs you see it, such a beautiful sight the water. To the right and left there are lifeguard stations. Updated for weather conditions, they look sturdy. The sign out front advises you of all information needed for the beach that day. Such as temperature of water, when high give and low tides will be, strength of current, and if there is any animal presents around. This beach does have its fair share of shells but not unbearable. Overall great experience here. Not your typical Florida crowd. No obnoxious over the top loud music playing, no rude people trying to sit next to you on a wide open beach. Bring your beach chairs, some drinks and some sunscreen because there's no worries here. read more

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Pleasant beach that has plentiful parking, is situated at the mouth of a creek, has a fishing area, and lots of shells. It has bathrooms. read more

Jupiter Beach Park - Lots of sea turtle nests and shells, surf is up - Beaches Near Me - Jupiter, Florida

Nice scenic views, lots of trash cans so that you don't have to throw trash on the ground.

Great park that is well maintained with clean facilities! Jupiter Beach Park and the adjacent Dubois Park offer a variety of beach experiences from a sandy beach with some breakers to a paved rock jetty to protected lagoons with tons of fish and swimming along the inlet and peaceful mangrove swamps. Amazing spot that I would pay good money to go to, except... it's free! read more

Love love love this beach. Very relaxing! Never too crowded. Beautiful view. Great to fish, surf, & best of all relax on the sand. Super family friendly! read more

Jupiter Beach Park - My sweet boys asleep! Love them! - Beaches Near Me - Jupiter, Florida

Since moving here from CT I've been here twice and plan to go again tomorrow. I live in West Palm Beach and it's a shame you have to rely on street parking and as a resident -- pay to park! Here, there's plenty of parking in the lot... and it's steps away to beautiful sand and water. read more

Love it here. The water is so beautiful!! The place is so serene and calm. Such a beautiful beach. Parking overlooking the water. Amazing!! read more

Jupiter Beach Park - The view - Beaches Near Me - Jupiter, Florida

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First time here it was great! My daughter has blast here. They have park where the kids can play and go swimming. She loved it playing in the sand and go to the water. We will be back with time. read more