WATER & COAST

Juno Beach Park

Palm Beach County · South Florida & the Keys

A small park built around a 990-foot pier, with a daily designated surfing area beside the guarded swimming.

HIGHLIGHTS

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QUESTIONS THAT NAME THIS BEACH

ABOUT THIS PLACE

Juno Beach Park is only 6.28 acres and guards just 300 feet of sand, but the reason to come is the 990-foot pier running out from it, which is where the fishing happens. Unusually for this county, the park sets aside a designated surfing area each day, so surfers and swimmers are separated rather than sharing water. Facilities are modest: parking, picnic shelters and the pier itself. The pier has been run by the Loggerhead Marinelife Center since 2014, from 14775 US Highway 1. Walking on costs two dollars, fishing five, and three for children of twelve and under, with discounts or free entry for veterans. From March to October it opens sunrise to sunset; from November to February it runs from six in the morning until ten at night, and until midnight on Friday and Saturday. The Pier House has a snack bar, a gift shop, tackle and rental poles with bait. Children's fishing clinics run on Saturdays. A refurbishment of the pier began on June 1, 2026, done in sections so that the pier stays open, and was expected to take about six months

BEACH VISIT CATEGORYSTANDARD PUBLIC BEACH

Not identified in this guide as an officially clothing-optional beach. This is a visit category, not a safety rating—check surf, lifeguards, water quality and posted rules.

BEACH CONDITIONS

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VISIT BASICS

Hours: Hours, closures and seasonal access can change; verify on the official website
Admission: Confirm current admission, reservation or permit requirements before visiting
Parking: Use the official public access point and confirm parking capacity or launch requirements
Best time to go: Earlier in the day for lighter crowds, cooler temperatures and calmer conditions
Length of visit: Allow 1-4 hours depending on access, conditions and planned activities
Accessibility: Water access and shoreline terrain vary; confirm accessible routes and facilities at the chosen entrance

GETTING THERE

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