Gulfstream Park
Gulf Stream, Florida · Palm Beach County
Gulfstream Park is a small, low-key county beach park in the town of Gulf Stream, a quieter stretch of sand than the busier beaches nearby. It suits visitors who want fewer crowds and easy family logistics, with a guarded shoreline, two playgrounds, and free parking in a small lot that fills early in the day.
Who It's For
Gulfstream Park is a small county beach in Gulf Stream that suits visitors looking for a quieter stretch of sand than the busier beaches nearby. Crowds run low, and light snorkeling is possible on calm days, which is part of why locals favor it.
Parking & Access
The park is at 4489 N Ocean Blvd in Gulf Stream. Parking is free, but the lot is small and fills early, so plan to arrive in the morning if you want a spot.
Rules & Safety
Lifeguards staff a 600-foot guarded stretch, so check the flags before you get in the water. Rip currents are the main hazard here, so keep young swimmers within easy reach. Dogs are not permitted on this county beach.
What's There
Restrooms, outdoor showers, grills, picnic tables, and two playgrounds are all on site.
Before You Go
Our Delray Beach store is 3 miles from Gulfstream Park, a quick stop for snorkel gear or beach basics before you settle in for a quiet day.
FAQ
Is parking free at Gulfstream Park?
Yes, but the lot is small and fills early, so an early arrival helps.
Are dogs allowed at Gulfstream Park?
No, dogs are not permitted at this county beach.
Is Gulfstream Park good for snorkeling?
Light snorkeling is possible on calm days, and it's a spot local snorkelers favor for the quieter water.
Nearby beaches
Ocean RidgeOcean Inlet Park
Ocean RidgeDelray Municipal Beach
Delray BeachAtlantic Dunes Park
Delray Beach