Juno Beach Park — Attraction in Juno Beach

Parking is free even during a holiday such as July 4 weekend. Tropical vegetation can be seen on the way to the beach. Beware of wooden markers with plastic tape. These markers will be in a triangular shape and mark Loggerhead Turtle egg sites. Locals said there is a one thousand dollar fine for disturbing these nests of eggs. There are several entrances onto the beach from the parking area. Make sure to wear footwear such as flip flops or even better crocks or tie on shoes as the beach sand is very hot until you reach the waters edge. There are signs explaining the flags near life guard stands. There is also signs that say no dogs on the beach. On this visit there was alot of yellow and brown seaweed on the beach and in the crystal clear blue colored water. Many different seashells were located on the beach however the best one were just below the wave breaks on shore so make sure to bring goggles and snorkel. Was not overly crowded on a Monday prior to July four holiday. Area of the beach have lifeguards on duty and other areas do not. There is no alcoholic beverages permitted on the beach but coolers are permitted. Sunblockers such as beach umbrellas and tents are permitted and suggested for the fairer complextioned. There are showers for rincing off beach sand before getting back into...

As a native Floridian and a born and raised Palm Beach County resident, it’s been ages since I’ve actually been to a beach. This day was perfect. One for the memory book. I arrived at a decent time ( around 10:00 A.M.). There was plenty of parking. I loaded up my cart and off to the beach I went. Not a fan of the stairs (when you have a cart full of beach items). Once I was on the sand, there were a few people already relaxed and chilling on the beach. I found a great spot to set up my cabana/umbrella, along with a beach sheet to go over the sand. My lounge chair and table fit perfectly underneath the cabana. I people watched, and I also read part of my book. The sky for the most part of the day was blue (hot and sunny). The water was cool to the touch. After a few hours, I did have to take down the cabana. The wind picked up and was strong (when it was cloudy). Even though it was cloudy, it never rained. I stayed for about six hours. Like I said it was a perfect day-to relax on a perfect beach - nice, peaceful, tranquil, and fun. In a way, it felt like my own private beach. I would recommend and...

When I want an escape I head north where the people are polite, the pace is a little slower, and there is a little more room to breathe. Juno Park Beach is all the things I love about the beaches of Jupiter. It is paradise even on a rainy day like when I visited.

This 5.24 acre beach front park has everything you need to enjoy a day of sun and surf. There is free parking, showers, restroom, and picnic tables and shelter. Ocean Rescue headquarters is also located on the parking lot side. You cross A1A to get to the 300 feet of life guarded beach. There is also a salt water fishing pier with bait shack and snack shop, $1 for spectators and $4 for anglers. They even have an off leash, dog friendly side of the beach so you can bring your best four legged friend. When you finish at the beach there are plenty of dining options in the area. If you are a local Floridian, this is the perfect place to pretend you are...