Coastal Kelly has found there is much to offer families who love outdoor activities at Jupiter’s Palm Beaches. We have created this list of the best family-friendly beaches in Palm Beach County.

Coral Cove Park

With over 2,600 feet of beach frontage, Tequesta’s Coral Cove Park offers a family-friendly adventure full of amenities.

Picnic areas containing grills and tables are free to use for everyone. As well as the picnic area, Coral Cove contains a playground for children 5-12 years of age, restroom facilities, showers, and parking. The park is pet friendly asking that dogs be kept on a leach no greater than six feet. Saltwater fishing is permitted outside the designated guarded swimming areas.

Marine life offers hours of enjoyment for snorkelers. Just a few short distance offshore lie water-carved rock formations harboring a plethora of sea life. The Intracoastal Waterway across the street provide calmer waters at depths more suitable for younger children.

ENTRANCE
1600 Beach Road
Tequesta, Florida 33469
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AMENITIES

• Beach frontage, guarded (600 feet)
  
  • saltwater fishing and surfing not permitted in guarded swimming areas
• Beach frontage, UNGUARDED (2,010 feet)
  
  • Located south of the park and accessed using dune crossovers (parking along A1A may be available)
• Fishing (saltwater)
• Intracoastal waterway frontage (600 feet)
• Parking
• Picnic areas with grills, single table
• Playground, including
  
  • Play structure (ages 5-12 years)
• Restroom facilities
• Showers, outdoor

NOTE: Balloons – Loggerhead Marinelife Center and Palm Beach County have committed to the prohibition of balloons at this park in an effort to promote the safety and protection of sea turtles.

DuBois Park

Facing the gorgeous Jupiter Inlet, DuBois Park is located on the southern edge of paradise. To the east is the mouth of the inlet and exit to the Atlantic Ocean, to the west is the historic Jupiter Lighthouse.

A calm swimming area has been created by a barrier of man-made of natural rock and concrete allowing for the enjoyment snorkelers, of all ages. Natural currents replenish and clean the inlet.

ENTRANCE
19075 DuBois Road
Jupiter, Florida 33477
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AMENITIES

• Beach frontage – Intracoastal (1,200 feet), guarded in snorkeling area only
• Beach frontage – lagoon area, guarded (100 feet)
  
  • Saltwater fishing and surfing not permitted in guarded swimming area
  • Tents and grills are not permitted on waterfront or beach areas; they are permitted on the grass, picnic areas
• Boat ramp (non-motorized boats only)
• Boat slips, day-use only (18)
• Canoeing/kayaking access
• Fishing (saltwater)
• Jetty
• Parking
• Picnic areas with grills, single table
• Picnic pavilion, reserved group (Roy Schallern Rood)
• Playground, including
  
  • Play structure (ages 5-12 years)
• Restroom facilities
• Showers, outdoor
• Snorkeling lagoon

NOTE: Balloons – Loggerhead Marinelife Center and Palm Beach County have committed to the prohibition of balloons at this park in an effort to promote the safety and protection of sea turtles.

Jupiter Beach Park

Jupiter Beach Park is a perfect getaway for families with kids of all ages. Included at the park is a picnic area and pavilion, restroom facilities and outdoor showers, a jetty, a sand volleyball court, and lots of water depths suitable for kids to play in.

ENTRANCE
1375 Jupiter Beach Road

Jupiter, FL 33477
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AMENITIES

• Beach frontage, guarded (1,700 feet)
  
  • Beach surf wheelchair is available; contact a lifeguard to arrange for use. 
  • Saltwater fishing and surfing not permitted in guarded swimming area
• Fishing (saltwater)
• Jetty (open 24 hours)
• Parking
• Picnic areas with grills, single table
• Picnic pavilion, reserved group (Jupiter Beach)
• Restroom facilities
• Showers, outdoor
• Volleyball, sand court 

 NOTE: Balloons – Loggerhead Marinelife Center and Palm Beach County have committed to the prohibition of balloons at this park in an effort to promote the safety and protection of sea turtles. 

Phil Foster Park

One of the best fishing spots along Lake Worth Lagoon, Phil Foster park is a little north of the Palm Beach Inlet. Famous for its man-made snorkeling trail traversing to the south of the island to the Blue Heron Bridge. This trail is meant for stronger swimmers, so parents are cautioned about allowing children in. However, beach access is suitable for supervised wading closer to shore.

ENTRANCE
900 E. Blue Heron Boulevard
Riviera Beach, Florida 33404
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AMENITIES

• Beach frontage, guarded
• Beach surf wheelchair is available; contact a lifeguard to arrange for use. 
• Baltwater fishing not permitted in guarded swimming area

• • Boat docks
  • Boat launching ramps (4) Boat Trailer Parking Permit Required ($10 daily permit available on site)
  • Boat slips, day-use only
  • Canoeing/kayaking access
  • Fishing (saltwater)
  • Fishing platforms (2)
  • Intracoastal waterway frontage (1000 feet)
  • Non-motorized vessel launching beach
  • Parking

• Boat/trailer parking
• Regular parking

• • Picnic area with grills, single table
  • Picnic shelters, family (4)
  • Pier (fishing)
  • Playground, including

• Play structure(ages 2-5 years)
• Play structure (ages 5-12 years)
• Restroom facilities
• Showers, outdoor
• Staging dock

NOTE: Balloons – Loggerhead Marinelife Center and Palm Beach County have committed to the prohibition of balloons at this park in an effort to promote the safety and protection of sea turtles.