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Beaches

Jupiter has approximately 3.4 miles of beautiful beaches along its coastline. Jupiter’s beaches are known for their warm, clear waters and shores that are enveloped by the natural features of the area, such as dunes, mangroves, and sea grape trees. In addition to maintenance by the County and Town, Friends of Jupiter Beach, a local non-profit group, helps to keep our beaches clean and protect these natural resources that are enjoyed by residents and tourists alike.

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Each area of Jupiter's beachfront has a different feel, whether you're looking to have a picnic, catch a wave, search for shells, or run with your pup. Here is some information to help residents and visitors plan their visit to local beaches, as well as some tips to keep the beach enjoyable for everyone:

The Jupiter area beaches map shows crossovers #22 north to #72. Of these crossovers, some are operated by the Town of Jupiter, some by Palm Beach County, and some are private.
Town of Jupiter crossovers: #23, #25-31, #37, #39-41, #45-53 and #65
Palm Beach County crossovers: #22, #24, #32-36, #38, #42-44, #55, #57-64, and #66-72
Private crossovers: #31-35, #54 and #56
There are ADA accessible beach access points at crossovers #24, #31, #45, and #48.
The guarded areas of Jupiter’s beaches are guarded by Palm Beach County’s Ocean Rescue. Guarded areas include parts of DuBois Park, Jupiter Beach Park, Carlin Park, Ocean Cay Park and Juno Beach Park. View the Jupiter area beaches map to see guarded areas or visit the .
Jupiter has dog-friendly beach areas. There is a 2.5 mile stretch of beach from beach marker #26 (Marcinski Road) north to beach marker #57 (Carlin Park property line). More information about our dog-friendly beaches can be found here for info on dogs on the beach for info on dogs on the beach for info on dogs on the beach for info on dogs on the beach for info on dogs on the beach for info on dogs on the beach for info on dogs on the beach for info on dogs on the beach for info on dogs on the beach for info on dogs on the beach for info on dogs on the beach for info on dogs on the beach for info on dogs on the beach for info on dogs on the beach for info on dogs on the beach for info on dogs on the beach for info on dogs on the beach for info on dogs on the beach for info on dogs on the beach for info on dogs on the beach for info on dogs on the beach for info on dogs on the beach for info on dogs on the beach for info on dogs on the beach for info on dogs on the beach for info on dogs on the beach for info on dogs on the beach for info on dogs on the beach for info on dogs on the beach for info on dogs on the beach for info on dogs on the beach for info on dogs on the beach for info on dogs on the beach for info on dogs on the beach for info on dogs on the beach for info on dogs on the beach for info on dogs on the beach for info on dogs on the beach for info on dogs on the beach for info on dogs on the beach for info on dogs on the beach for info on dogs on the beach for info on dogs on the beach for info on dogs on the beach for info on dogs on the beach for info on dogs on the beach for info on dogs on the beach for info on dogs on the beach for info on dogs on the beach for info on dogs on the beach for info on dogs on the beach for info on dogs on the beach . Please note that dogs are not allowed on County beaches.
All pavilions located at beaches and beach parks are maintained by Palm Beach County, and rentals should be made through their website.
Free parking lots are available at DuBois Park, Jupiter Beach Park, Carlin Park, Ocean Cay Park, Juno Beach Park, and a lot between crossover #27 & #28. Street parking is also available along the A1A corridor.
Sea turtle nesting season along our beaches run from March 1-October 31. During nesting season, stay away from any nesting turtles, leave nests and hatchlings alone, fill in all holes, and knock over sand castles before leaving the beach.

For further information contact the town via JupConnect

Jupiter Area Beaches