Juno Beach Park & Pier
Juno Beach, Florida · Palm Beach County
Juno Beach Park & Pier pairs a family beach with a 990-foot fishing pier, free parking, and lifeguards on duty every day in the guarded section. Sea turtles nest here all summer, and the free Loggerhead Marinelife Center sits just up the road. The pier stays mostly open through a phased 2026 repair project.
Who It's For
This is a two-in-one stop: a family beach with restrooms and showers, plus a fishing pier that draws its own crowd. Sea turtles nest on the beach all summer, and it pairs easily with the free Loggerhead Marinelife Center just up the road. Crowds run moderate.
Parking & Access
The park is at 14775 US Highway 1 in Juno Beach, FL 33408, with free parking on site.
Rules & Safety
The guarded section covers 300 feet of beach frontage and is staffed daily, typically 9am to 5:20pm; check the flags before you get in the water. Rip currents are the main hazard, and foot traffic on the pier deck is worth watching if you are walking out. Juno Beach Park is not set up as a dog beach; pet-friendly spots are nearby rather than on this stretch of sand.
What's There
You will find restrooms and showers, plus the 990-foot pier itself. The pier is in the middle of a phased deck and railing replacement running through 2026, closing no more than 10 percent of the walkway at a time, so it stays mostly open for anglers and walkers.
Before You Go
Island Water Sports - Delray Beach is 29.8 miles south, worth the drive when you are already up in Juno Beach for gear, sunscreen, and rentals.
FAQ
Does Juno Beach Park have free parking?
Yes, parking is free at Juno Beach Park & Pier.
Are dogs allowed at Juno Beach Park?
Not really on this stretch of sand; pet-friendly areas sit nearby rather than directly on the beach.
Is the Juno Beach Pier open right now?
Mostly, yes. A phased deck and railing replacement is underway through 2026, but no more than 10 percent of the pier closes at a time.