Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse & Museum

Type: Historic landmark / museum
One of Jupiter’s most recognizable landmarks, this lighthouse offers sweeping views of the inlet, ocean, and surrounding waterways. The grounds include walking paths and exhibits that explore the area’s maritime and Indigenous history.

Why you’ll like it:
It combines history, scenery, and one of the best viewpoints in northern Palm Beach County.

Tip:
Sunset climbs are especially popular and well worth planning around.

DuBois Park

Type: Waterfront park / beach access
Located at the Jupiter Inlet, DuBois Park features calm lagoon waters, beach access, picnic areas, and scenic views of boats passing through the inlet.

Why you’ll like it:
It’s ideal for families and anyone who prefers calmer water alongside classic beach scenery.

Tip:
The lagoon side is perfect for younger swimmers and snorkeling on clear days.

Riverbend Park

Type: Nature preserve / outdoor recreation
This expansive park sits along the Loxahatchee River and offers trails for walking, biking, horseback riding, and paddling through natural Florida landscapes.

Why you’ll like it:
It feels peaceful and immersive, a true escape into nature without leaving town.

Tip:
Bring water and bug spray, especially during warmer months.

Harbourside Place

Type: Waterfront district / shopping & dining
Harbourside Place is a lively area near the inlet with restaurants, shops, marina views, and frequent events. It’s a popular gathering spot for both locals and visitors.

Why you’ll like it:
It’s walkable, scenic, and easy to combine with dining or an evening out.

Tip:
Check the event calendar — live music and seasonal events are common.

Jupiter Beach (A1A Corridor)

Type: Public beach
This long stretch of Atlantic shoreline is known for its clean sand, clear water, and relaxed local vibe. Multiple access points make it easy to enjoy without crowds.

Why you’ll like it:
It feels open and natural, great for walking, swimming, or simply relaxing.

Tip:
Early mornings are ideal for quiet beach walks and cooler temperatures.

Blowing Rocks Preserve (nearby)

Type: Natural attraction / coastal preserve
Just south of Jupiter, this preserve is famous for its dramatic limestone shoreline where waves shoot upward through rock formations during rough seas.

Why you’ll like it:
It’s visually striking and very different from typical sandy beaches.

Tip:
Visit on a windy day with stronger surf to see the “blowing rocks” in action.

Busch Wildlife Sanctuary (nearby)

Type: Wildlife sanctuary / educational center
This sanctuary focuses on the rehabilitation and conservation of native Florida wildlife and offers walking trails and educational exhibits.

Why you’ll like it:
It’s educational, family-friendly, and supports a good cause.

Tip:
Allow time to walk the full loop to see the widest range of animals.

Jonathan Dickinson State Park (nearby)

Type: State park / outdoor adventure
One of Florida’s largest state parks, offering hiking, biking, kayaking, and historical sites across diverse ecosystems.

Why you’ll like it:
There’s endless space to explore, making every visit feel a little different.

Tip:
Rent a kayak to experience the Loxahatchee River from the water.