My wife and I spent the afternoon here on June 20, 2025 (a Thursday) while on a camping trip at the nearby John Prince Park County Campground. At this very nice facility, there are two large pay-by-the-hour parking lots, an old "casino" building along the promenade that looks at the beach, a municipal pool, nice restrooms with outdoor showers, a nice concrete-built fishing pier that extends out off the beach about 200 yards, and a paved boardwalk along the top of the dune line that's about half a mile long. The hourly rate to park here was $3 per hour and you will need the Park Mobile App on your phone to use it. We also rented two beach chairs and a sun umbrella from the local vendor for $16 per hour. There are two or three lifeguard stands along the beach. The water here is very clear because the Gulf Stream is less than a mile offshore and the water temperatures was a delightfully refreshing 80 degrees during our visit. The day we went, there was a stiff breeze, so the water was somewhat choppy and a lot of seaweed was pushing ashore from the waves. It looked like the county or city (park owners) use a tractor to rake the beach each morning to keep the seaweed from clogging the beach up, and that was good because many other beaches we stopped at along the Palm Beach County coastline did not have this service. There are also two very good, but somewhat pricey restaurants located here, Benny's on the Pier, and Benny's Oceanside that we checked out. See my separate reviews on those. Since we went on a Thursday, there was plenty of available parking, but I would imagine on the weekends that this beach and parking lot get very crowded because of the large population and density of people that live in surrounding Palm Beach County. That said, if you do come on the weekend, or on the weekdays during the snowbird season (Nov - Apr) when the population of the county doubles, you should plan to get there early in the morning to ensure you can find parking.