Jetty Park Beach

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Beautiful views. Loaded with grills , pavilions and swing areas. There's a playground and plenty areas to fish. Even saw a seal on my walk. Cannot wait to come back read more

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Nice photo opportunity nice weather always a nice photo shoot opportunity you might want to have your phone camera ready read more

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Cheryl Emily B.

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Parked here to do some fishing with my kids, enjoy the beach, as well as eat. It was hard fishing due to the strong winds moving your line to the rocks but I'm also not an experienced fisher so most likely just need some instruction. I find that jetty parks are typically less aggressive waves this one was more like what you would normally find at any regular beach but it was still beautiful even with all the seaweed washing up to shore. You can swim past the layer of it too no biggie. My son is into finding sea creatures and found a lil snail buddy for temporary company. Parking is free and places to eat nearby make it pretty accommodating. read more

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Jeremiah F.

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Beautiful place to walk a short distance on a stone pier. Lots of families and locals, and people fishing. Water is stunning. read more

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Tammy W.

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This is a beautiful park with swings and cute benches along your walk ...great place to go walking, watch the sunsets, do some fishing or go to the beach, there is free parking to walk to restaurants ...definitely a great place to read a book or walk your pet! read more

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Samantha W.

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Such a beautiful park, was there for 4 hours enjoying the view. Tanja at the entrance was incredibly kind. read more

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Instead of an excursion come here for part of the day and spend the other part of the day on an empty ship, no lines for the ropes course on MSC ships. I was able to walk here from my cruise ship. Depending on where you dock it would no more than a 15 minute walk. read more

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Devora W.

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If anyone vibes from out of town I alleys bring them here. There are so many establishments to go in and eat but the best part is grabbing a drink and walking down the pier and just taking in the nice weather, water and observing people fishing etc read more

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Ariel W.

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Of all the beaches I visited, Jetty Park Beach on the south edge of Hutchinson Island was the busiest. The views of the Ft. Pierce inlet are beautiful but the main reason people visit this park is to fish for snook, jack crevalle, sheepshead, snapper, ladyfish and more. Park amenities at Jetty Park Beach include free parking, restrooms, covered picnic pavilions, bench swings, gazebos, and beach access. Lining the inlet is memorial plaques on the rocks. While I love the beach I also enjoyed discovering art and history in the park. Mosaic benches made by local artists and honoring this areas fishing history are placed throughout the park. There are also four historical interpretive signs detailing the WWII history of this area. The Fort Pierce Amphibious Training Base opened in Fort Pierce on Jan. 26, 1943 to train soldiers for WWII. The base trained the soldiers who stormed the beaches of Normandy on D-Day. Obstacles like the ones the Germans were placing to stop the Allied Forces during the war were put in the water off the shore of Ft. Pierce so boat drivers could practice eluding them and teams could practice blowing them up. At Omaha Beach one Fort Pierce based unit lost 33 men but were able to destroy 5 of the obstacles. More than 140,000 military personnel trained in St. Lucie County from 1943 to 1945, when at the time there were only 20,000 area residents. The objects remained in the water long after people started using the beach for recreation. Unfortunately some people were injured and in 1991 the government did a national cleanup of former military bases during which time the objects were removed and some were given to the SEAL Museum created by long term democratic Florida senator Claude Pepper. Across the street and close to the park are places to get frozen drinks, food, and ice cream at Taco Dive, Island Beach Bar and Restaurant, Square Grouper Tiki Bar, and Manatee Island Ft. Pierce Bar and Grill. This is the ultimate beach park in Ft. Pierce to enjoy a full day of fun in the sun where you have everything you need right here to catch a sunrise or sunset, eat and drink, fish, swim, picnic, lounge on the beach, or uncover a little WWII history. read more

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Chuck O.

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Beautiful area! We had perfect weather to walk around and check out the beach. The area has lots of photo ops too. Pelicans like to hangout there as well. read more

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Stephen L.

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Nice beautiful park; even had a swing by the water. Shops and restaurants close by. Well worth the stop along the shoreline. read more

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Marianne W.

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Jetty Park Beach is another beach I started visiting when I was in high school and old enough to drive. I'd attach my surfboard to the roof of my Chevrolet Corvair and drive up the Florida Coast with Friends. We would have a caravan of cars and not return home until dark. The beach was always clean from garbage but watch for Man o War and don't get tangled up in seaweed. I love to walk out on the Jetty and see the Pelicans. It was easy to find a convenient store to buy a sandwich and drink for lunch. I'm recommending. read more

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Sandra D.

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Family oriented beach. Water very shallow and calm. My granddaughter loves it here. They have an aquarium, playground, adult swings and restaurants near by. read more

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Lin H.

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This is a beautiful place on the water where you can watch the boats, swing on a swing, and cook on the grills. Also has a pavilion. There's also a wide concrete walkway along the water to the rustic pier. There are restaurants nearby also. Hotels range from around 150 per night and up. Very nice place to relax. Parking is free and plenty of people fishings. On the Jetty, there are memorial plaques of people that died what a nice touch to remember the loved one. read more

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Mary Ann C.

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Jetty Beach is small however there is lots of free parking and it has great views of the inlet. The bench swings were an excellent idea. I wish other beaches in Broward and the Palm Beaches would add bench swings. It was a beautiful day. Everyone was socially distancing and there was a normal amount if people for a Saturday. My one hour walk was peaceful and relaxing. Next time I'd like to explore the area more. read more

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Melody L.

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This beach is great. There are bathrooms, showers and swings. There is a bar within walking distance. There was ample parking.

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Shauna S.

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Beautiful little park, super well maintained, free parking. Plenty of shaded benches, covered picnic tables, and swings for watching the water. We saw HUGE turtles swimming about near the memorial rocks but they were too fast for my camera. Too hot for us to do the beach this time but next time for sure! read more

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Alexandra S.

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Beautiful park and fishing pier with a nice walkway to the jetty with gorgeous views in all directions. Lots of fishermen and opportunistic, entertaining pelicans trying to snag the fishermen's catches. There are memorial plaques, other types of birds and the wonderful ocean air and energy along the path to alter your mindset for the better and provide a nice respite from the stress of city life and work. And there are some nice restaurants close by if you worked up an appetite. read more

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Chris L.

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We came to the beach just to the south of the jetty and it wasn't the best. Quite a big "cliff" on the beach and the seaweed was crazy - massive piles of it washed ashore (I'm talking 5 feet tall!) and lots more in the water. We had to walk down quite a ways to get away from the seaweed, but it still kind of ruined the experience. read more

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Ancy M.

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I really want to say this place sucks to keep it from becoming over populated with a bunch of insta hype people posing all over the beach for photos they'll post on IG once a week saying "take me back" BUT I'm not gonna do that. This beach is gorgeous. Quiet, clean, has free parking, great restaurants close by and other parks/beach access available. We live further south and made the trip up just for this beach. P.S. Not really important but the minivan with the extra dark possibly illegal tints, driven by 3 ladies who left their bags in said minivan allegedly had their window broken in and stuff stolen. Not really the beaches fault just means some humans like to fuck things up for everyone else, so lock up and don't leave valuables in the car. read more

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Greg B.

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Nice public beach in Fort Pierce. Free with parking and bathrooms. A few nice restaurants alkng the beach, but not many shops. Only one shower which doesn't work particularly well, so expect to go home with lots of sand. Lots of folks fishing, though I can't comment on quality. read more

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Judy L.

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Beautiful park on the Atlantic Ocean with a long fishing pier and a historical site from WWII

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Everything you could want from a causeway and jetty is here. Fishing, beautiful views, museums, walking trail, kayaks, and restaurants. We went every morning for a relaxing and beautiful walk. Wear bug repellent in the morning and sunset to ward off NoSeeUms. read more

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Rob W.

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This is a beautiful park and beach area right at the end of the Fort Pierce inlet. The parking is free, but it is a popular place so it fills up. Easy walk to the beach or a number of places to eat and drink. I always enjoy visiting here. read more

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What a beautiful park! Plenty of free parking, beautiful views! Saw 3 manatees. Love the benches. Lots of dining and live entertainment. We will be back! read more

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Jeremiah K.

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Great place to go for a walk or grab a bite to eat from one of the nearby restaurants. Rated 4 stars due to alot of trash everywhere.

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Late night stroll with the family beautiful place very clean would definitely recommend the Stars Are Beautiful from here at night !! read more

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Great public park to either fish, visit the beach, grab a quick bite, share a drink with friends, or simply hang out on the boardwalk. There is a huge jetty, hence the name. There are public restrooms at the park. Plenty of great fishing spots off of the jetty. Lots of parking. Great food over at The Inlet Grill. read more

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2098 Seaway Dr
Fort Pierce, FL 34949
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