Jupiter, Florida is one of the Treasure Coast's most vibrant communities — with world-class beaches, the Jupiter Inlet, live music on the waterfront, championship fishing, family-friendly parks, and a dining scene that punches well above its weight. Whether you're a longtime resident or visiting for the weekend, there's always something worth doing in Jupiter.
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Guanabanas
An iconic open-air restaurant and music venue perched on the Loxahatchee River. Known for its laid-back vibe, tropical drinks, fresh seafood, and some of the best live music in South Florida. If you only do one thing in Jupiter — this is it.
Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse
The iconic 1860 red brick lighthouse is the oldest structure in Palm Beach County. Climb to the top for breathtaking views of the inlet, ocean, and Loxahatchee River. The museum at the base covers the lighthouse's rich Civil War-era history.
Jonathan Dickinson State Park
Florida's largest state park south of Orlando, covering 11,500 acres of wild Florida. Kayak the Loxahatchee River, spot manatees, fish for largemouth bass, hike through scrub and hammock trails, or take a narrated boat tour through untouched wilderness.
Carlin Park
Jupiter's premier public beach and park — 58 acres with Atlantic Ocean beach access, a covered pavilion, tennis courts, pickleball, a beach volleyball court, playgrounds, and picnic areas. Home to the Turtleman Triathlon and many community events.
The Twisted Tuna
A beloved Jupiter waterfront institution serving fresh seafood, craft cocktails, and a relaxed Keys-style atmosphere. One of the best spots to watch the sunset over the water. Popular for weekend brunches and special occasions.
Abacoa Amphitheater
An outdoor amphitheater in the heart of Abacoa Town Center, hosting major concerts, festivals, community events, and the popular Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium (spring training home of the Cardinals and Marlins). Live entertainment year-round.
Jupiter Inlet
The beating heart of Jupiter's marine life. Watch charter fishing boats head out at dawn, spot dolphins and manatees, rent a kayak or paddleboard, or simply walk the boardwalk. The inlet connects the Intracoastal Waterway to the Atlantic Ocean.
DuBois Park
A hidden gem on the Jupiter Inlet with a beautiful lagoon-style swimming area protected from ocean waves — perfect for families with young children. The park also has a historic homestead museum, kayak access, and stunning views of the inlet and lighthouse.
Hobe Sound NWR
The Nathaniel P. Reed Hobe Sound National Wildlife Refuge is one of Florida's best-kept secrets — 3.5 miles of completely undeveloped Atlantic beach (the longest in SE Florida) plus nearly 10 miles of Indian River Lagoon/Intracoastal shoreline and trails through ancient sand pine scrub. A sanctuary for ~40 threatened species. Hike, birdwatch, kayak the Intracoastal, or just walk a wild beach with no buildings in sight.
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