Jupiter is well known for its beautiful beaches. There are many things about Jupiter's Beaches that attract visitors each year. The warm waters for much of the year, shelling, natural surroundings and wildlife, and much more.

Dogs on the Beach: Although many parts of Florida are very dog unfriendly, Jupiter Beaches are quite accommodating. Dogs are allowed on non-guarded beaches from Jupiter to Juno Beach, but must be kept on a leash.

Jupiter Beaches

Coral Cove Park
19450 SR 707, Tequesta
Includes: restrooms, showers, playground.

Blowing Rocks Beach
Jupiter Island

Dubois Park
19075 Dubois Rd, south of Jupiter inlet.
Includes: restrooms, picnic area, playground, grills.

Jupiter Beach Park
1375 Jupiter Beach Rd.

Carlin Park
400 SR A1A, south of Indiantown rd, Jupiter.
Includes: restrooms, grills, covered pavilions, picnic areas, hiking trails.

Loggerhead Park
A1A and US1, north of Donald Ross Road, Juno.
Includes: the Marine Life Center, playground, picnic area, restrooms.

Juno Beach Park
14775 SR A1A, north of Juno Beach.
Includes: showers, picnic area, lifeguards, fishing pier.

John D. MacArthur Beach State Park
SR 703, Singer Island. 561-624-6950.
Includes: restrooms, picnic area, pavilion, hiking, scuba diving, nature center, fishing, boardwalk.