Things To Do

Jonathan Dickinson State Park

Guanabanas Restaurant

Grab a bite to eat at Guanabas!

Paddle the Loxahatchee River

Paddling the Loxahatchee River is a unique experience that allows you to explore Florida’s first designated National Wild and Scenic River. The river has remained mostly unchanged and offers one of the most natural rides in Florida. The most scenic part runs through Riverbend Park, which is connected to the Everglades along the Loxahatchee River. With low-hanging branches and proximity to wildlife, you will feel like you are paddling the jungle. Make the trip by kayak or stand-up paddleboard, carving through the cypress forest while you glimpse herons, turtles, and more wildlife.

Jupiter Lighthouse Park

Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse & Museum offers climbing tours of the 1860 Lighthouse and best views in Palm Beach County! Explore waterfront exhibits including the Tindall Pioneer Homestead and Lighthouse Keeper’s Workshop. Discover over 5000 years of history strolling along native plant pathways with cell phone apps or on docent-led tours. Join fun educational programs at the national heritage site.

Coral Cove Park

If you enjoy a quieter beach but still want the benefit of great snorkeling and paddleboarding, Coral Cove Park is the place! Just a few feet offshore and in just a few inches of water are water-carved rock formations shaped by countless seasons. You’ll also see a variety of sea life, including sea turtles, eels, fish, and sharks between the reefs and rocks of the cove. The park is situated close to the Intracoastal Waterway and has picnic benches, grills, and a small playscape.