Beach

There's a reason why Naples is called the "Crown Jewel of Southwest Florida." Perhaps it's the miles of powdery white beaches, the non-stop ocean views and glorious sunsets, or maybe the accessibility to dozens of world-class golf courses. It's hard to say, but one thing is for certain, once you experience this "jewel", you'll never want to leave.

Don't take my word for it; here are ten reasons why people move to Golden Gate Community Center in Naples Florida

 

The Homestead Bayfront Park is a beautiful beach park and marina in Miami-Dade County. The marina is located at Convoy Point next to the Biscayne National Park Headquarters, and can be accessed via boat. Families like to come here to enjoy the beautiful coral reefs, the natural atoll pool, and the wildlife of the Florida Keys Marine Sanctuary and the Biscayne National Park. You can easily launch your boats or kayaks from the marina boat docks.

The Larry & Penny Thompson Park is a first class campground in Miami-Dade County. This beautiful campground is right next door to the Zoo Miami. The park is named after the late Thompsons who were avid campers and civic leaders in in South Florida. This campground is one of the last portions of leftover wilderness in Miami! The University of Miami used to own this land and there are remnants left of their old fruit groves.

Jupiter Beach Park is a beautiful and entertaining place to visit. Whether you are new to the area or a local resident, this park has plenty of family friendly activities. This 46.49 acres park on the beach is located in beautiful and sunny Jupiter Florida, Palm Beach County. This park is great for locals to come and spend a relaxing family day, because you can even bring the family dog along into some areas of the park. For people new to Jupiter, FL, this is a great place to start exploring the new area and meet new people.

Dubois Park has a very rich and documented history. Lying on 18.69 acres of land, Dubois Park is one of the largest beach parks in Jupiter. It has received several awards including the NACPRO award a recreation Facility Class II award. The NACPRO program recognizes the excellence in recreation and Park facilities and mainly focuses public attention on every aspect of design of the particular park. Dubois is located in the heart of Jupiter just adjacent to the Jupiter inlet. 

Burt Reynolds Park in Jupiter is located in northern Palm Beach County and houses the Jupiter Chamber of Commerce and the River Center. This 35.55 acres park runs laterally along 2000 feet of the Intracoastal Waterway. It includes six ramps for boat launching for those boating enthusiasts. There are also plenty of picnic shelters, some including grills.

Carlin Park in Jupiter has it all. The park lies on a 120.31 acres land and has 3,000 feet of guarded beach. If you are new to the area, the address is; 400 Florida A1A, Jupiter, FL 33477 in Palm Beach County. It has very spacious and secure parking. Whether you want to have fun or just relax with your family, the park has the most amazing amenities which are perfectly suitable for you and the kids. 

Ocean Cay Park, located in Jupiter, offers a family-friendly environment sure to please! In designated areas, you can even get the family dog involved. You and your family can start your visit with a picnic in one of the park’s four picnic shelters or in one of two picnic pavilions available by reservation (for reservations, please call (561) 966-6611). After a picnic lunch, you may choose to enjoy any of several group activities.

John D. MacArthur Beach State Park, named after John D. MacArthur, is located between North Palm Beach and Riviera Beach in Florida. It is the only State Park in Palm Beach County and is located at the northern end of Singer Island. The park was opened to the public in 1989 and it covers 225 acres of land and 535 acres of submerged lands. There is a lake which can be crossed by a boardwalk which is 490m in length.

Phil Foster Park is a 15+ acre park in Riviera Beach located just under the Blue Heron Blvd Bridge in Palm Beach County.  This park is most popular for it's snorkeling and scuba diving in the Lake Worth Lagoon aka the Intracoastal Waterways.  Just south of the bridge is a guarded swimming area that is well-marked.  No diving is allowed in that area.  The parking can be found north of the bridge along with the restrooms.