FLORIDA · COUNTY BEACH DIRECTORY
Palm Beach County beaches
Browse all 22 Palm Beach County, Florida beach guides, with parking, fees, facilities, rules, activities and the countywide public access directory.
Every beach guide in Palm Beach County
Coral Cove Beach
Tequesta, Florida
Coral Cove suits visitors seeking a rocky shoreline and a picnic stop. Choose the guarded park swimming area; the shoreline south of the park is unguarded.
Jupiter Beach
Jupiter, Florida
Jupiter Beach Park suits a beach day with public park facilities near the inlet. Keep swimming in the designated guarded area; the inlet, dog-friendly corridor and park have different uses and rules.
Carlin Park ocean beach
Jupiter, Florida
Carlin suits a family beach day with swimming and picnic facilities. Use the ocean-side park entrance; the amphitheater address and evening court hours do not describe ocean-beach entry.
Ocean Cay ocean beach
Jupiter, Florida
Ocean Cay is useful as a facilities and parking base for the nearby shore. The park amenities and an individual dune crossover are separate locations; confirm your chosen route before carrying equipment.
Juno Beach
Juno Beach, Florida
Juno suits visitors combining a guarded beach visit with the pier. Pier admission and construction notices are separate from public beach access; check the operator before planning a pier visit.
Loggerhead Park ocean beach
Juno Beach, Florida
Loggerhead suits visitors combining the beach with the marine center. Center programming and shelter repairs have separate schedules; do not assume every facility is available from the beach hours.
Ocean Reef Park ocean beach
Riviera Beach, Florida
Ocean Reef suits visitors wanting a guarded swim and a picnic base. The county lists a beach mat and surf wheelchair; ask the lifeguard about equipment and current route conditions.
Phipps Ocean Park ocean beach
Palm Beach, Florida
Phipps is a future beach-day option, but its ocean-beach access remains restricted during renovation. The reopened racquet center does not provide permission to enter the closed south park or beach route.
Mid-Town Municipal Beach
Palm Beach, Florida
Mid-Town suits visitors planning a beach stop in Palm Beach. Select a lawful municipal access and check current construction notices; the shoreline identity is approved, but no entrance membership has been assigned yet.
R. G. Kreusler ocean beach
Lake Worth Beach area, Florida
Kreusler suits visitors wanting a guarded beach with basic facilities. Budget for county parking and distinguish this park from the neighboring municipal Lake Worth Beach lots and services.
Lake Worth Municipal Beach
Lake Worth Beach, Florida
Lake Worth Municipal Beach suits visitors planning an ocean beach outing alongside the beach complex. The municipal facilities and parking rules are separate from neighboring county Kreusler Park.
Lantana Municipal Beach
Lantana, Florida
Lantana suits visitors wanting a serviced beach park and local food options. Its shoreline rocks and challenging surf make water conditions an important part of the decision; swim near the staffed tower and ask about the day’s hazards.
Ocean Inlet Park ocean beach
Ocean Ridge, Florida
Ocean Inlet suits visitors wanting a beach park near the inlet. Keep guarded ocean swimming separate from fishing, marina and paddle routes; the marina’s closure is not evidence that the ocean beach is closed.
Ocean Ridge Hammock ocean beach
Ocean Ridge, Florida
Ocean Ridge Hammock suits a short shore visit for people comfortable choosing an unguarded location. Plan restroom stops before arriving and do not expect lifeguard coverage here.
Boynton Beach Oceanfront Park beach
Ocean Ridge, Florida
Boynton’s Oceanfront Park suits a family beach day with amenities and rentals. It is physically in Ocean Ridge but operated by Boynton Beach; use the north/south zones for surfing and skimboarding rather than the swimming area.
Gulfstream Park ocean beach
Gulf Stream, Florida
Gulfstream suits a beach-and-picnic visit with basic facilities close at hand. Swimming, fishing and surfing have separate permitted areas; check the guard’s instructions before choosing your activity.
Delray Municipal Beach
Delray Beach, Florida
Delray Municipal Beach suits visitors combining the beach with the Atlantic Avenue area. Select the right posted zone for swimming, surfing or other recreation; a particular entrance has not yet been assigned to the parent record.
Atlantic Dunes Park ocean beach
Delray Beach, Florida
Atlantic Dunes suits visitors looking for a park approach to the ocean rather than the central Atlantic Avenue beach. Use the park route and verify beach wheelchair availability before relying on it.
Spanish River Park ocean beach
Boca Raton, Florida
Spanish River suits a longer park-and-beach day. The middle tunnel has a published beach mat; dog access is limited to Bark Beach’s exact area, permit and hours, and beach parking costs are separate.
Red Reef Park ocean beach
Boca Raton, Florida
Red Reef suits visitors combining a beach visit with park facilities or checking the snorkeling area. Confirm sea conditions and the designated snorkeling zone; paid park entry does not imply every water activity is suitable that day.
South Beach Park ocean beach
Boca Raton, Florida
South Beach suits a beach stop near the pavilion. The main park and pavilion have different hours and parking arrangements; choose the appropriate entrance rather than treating their facilities as interchangeable.
South Inlet Park ocean beach
Boca Raton, Florida
South Inlet suits visitors wanting county beach facilities near the jetty. Beach hours and guarded swimming differ from the jetty’s 24-hour fishing use; budget for the county’s weekday or weekend parking rate.
Destination guides and access points
A named beach guide describes a visitor destination. The separate access directory preserves individual streets, walkovers, ramps and park entrances so smaller public routes are not lost.