This was a nude beach when I was a kid. That ended in 1982 when it became a beloved state park…read more They have done a lot to preserve native plants. You can rent kayaks here or swim. It's usually not too crowded. This is where we would go to see sea turtles laying eggs. And that continues to this day. It's a great location and a beautiful park.

This scenic preserve is tucked away in Palm Beach County. The park provides a space for natures…read morebeauty to shine. After a $4 entry fee, you'll drive along a trail to ample parking spaces. We walked about 10 minutes over the long wooden bridge leading from the park to the beach. There is a free golf cart ride available from 10am - 4pm, although I do recommend the walk for the experience itself. It was so beautiful, especially at dusk. The beach was absolute perfection! It was so clean and calm, a welcomed break from the crowds of the popular touristy locations. Perfect for relaxation. The water was perfect a temperature and clear. I plan on returning for their kayaking/paddle board experiences and other activities!

Such a beautiful park with a lot packed into a small place. Beautiful playground, half basketball…read morecourt, updated and well kept exercise equipment and a bocce ball court. They have challenging playground equipment for all ages. The only reason for four stars instead of five is that there is not an accessible public restroom within a short distance for toddlers with small bladders ( or parents for that matter).

Kagan Park is a nicely maintained community park in Juno Beach. There is free parking in the lot…read moreadjacent to the park. A marker in the park states that it was named after Stanley W. Kagan, mayor of Juno Beach from 1954 to 1969. Originally from New Jersey, he moved to Juno Beach in 1949 where he worked as a repeal estate developer. Stanley Kagan passed away in 1975. The park is landscaped with trees and an open play space. Amenities at Kagan Park include a children's play structure, half basketball court, exercise equipment, and picnic tables. Across the street is Pelican Lake which has a walking path and gazebo. During my visit the park was busy with people playing basketball and kids climbing on the playground. The park is open everyday from sun up to sun down. Come out for exercise and play.

If I could give Salty Dog Paddle and our Eco Tour Guide, Misty, a 10-Star review, I absolutely…read morewould in a heartbeat, and then some! I just moved to South Florida from Connecticut and brought my kayak with me in hopes of seeing some wildlife. My boyfriend doesn't have a kayak of his own and suggested we book a rental with a tour guide to show us around - I am so glad we did! Misty and her super cute canine, Abu, were the most amazing tour guides ever. Before our arrival, Misty kept in contact with excellent communication. She provided quality rental equipment, and not only did we feel very safe the entire time, she is an expert at spotting wildlife. The Peanut Island paddle was suggested for us - we were so blessed to see an abundance of manatees floating under us, a stingray, a starfish so big I almost called the Guinness Book of World Records (haha only half-joking!) and plenty of beautiful birds, lizards and fish. The excursion took about two hours and we never felt rushed at all, although it was just the right amount of time before we started to get a little tired. Can't thank Salty Dog Paddle enough for this incredibly special and very memorable experience. Misty was even thoughtful enough to take photos and videos for us which she sent after - she really was the best part of this experience for us!! Highly recommended!!!

Highly recommend Salty Dog Paddle. Proceeds support a wonderful cause. Reservations were easy to…read moreset up, good communication with the volunteer that was giving us a lesson, location was great and easy to find, and Misty and her dog were superb instructors!

been coming here for 4 years with no issues but recently went and was treated awful. We pulled in…read moreto the empty parking lot and he comes over and tells us to move and back into a spot, then complains that we didn't go on the grass enough and didn't back in when we did. We called last week and he said to just show up, but when we showed up he said "wow you guys just show up and don't call?" We walk down and he makes multiple comments on weight saying your well over 200 lbs and you guys are too big. when we called he said we need to do 3 at a time, then today he said we can't. All the younger employees are great but this guy was very mean. acted like we were a bother and did not seem to want our buisness. I will not be coming back.

The owner Brett is fantastic. I came from out of town and called an hour before they were…read moretechnically even open (I didn't even know I made that mistake) he answered and let me come right then and there to rent a kayak. Will continue to use them and only them moving forward on all my trips

After traveling all day we had stopped at this gas dock for fuel. It being insanely hot in Florida…read morewe got off the boat and went into the attached restaurant where we could grab water. The man came to get us to move and my father asked if he could pay his bill first because he got a soda. The man replied "what...is that going to be another 15 minutes?". There was plenty of room for other boats. The man then proceeded to UNTIE our boat while my father was paying. Thankfully it had not drifted. The attendant had a beard and was extremely rude to my father who had just spent over $700 on fuel. Horrible customer service, I was appalled!

This marina has been under new management for quite a while now and service and value have done…read moreNothing but gone DOWN HILL! Supposedly owned some high end luxury marine group out of SC who doesn't even manage it properly. All they did was Jack the rent, change the name (from PGA Marina) and offer complimentary water out of a lemonade dispenser and free sunblock . Service and speed have ALL DIMINISHED ! They have jacked everybody's rent up probably 30% since they bought it and reduced the quality of service and availability of boat launch times. On average when it comes to weekends, the launch window can go from 1 to 3 hours in minutes. So you're paying over $1000 a month to store your nice center console boat and you have to wait three hours for them to launch your boat on a Saturday or Sunday. Yet if you drive up to the marina and watch for 20 minutes , all the dock hands and forklift drivers are not even busy and there are only a few boats in the water when they claim on the phone a minute ago that they are "slammed launching boats " Under previous management you could walk up to the marina and have your boat launched within 20 to 30 minutes without a problem at all unless they were exceptionally busy which was understandable. Management is intentionally slacking off big time hiding behind and taking advantage is alleged new "corporate rules " that define launch times and headquarters in SC could care less . They're probably going to flip and sell the Marina, tear it down and develop condos once the owner figures out how to payoff the corrupt City of PBG council members , and the workers probably know it .

This beach access point is interestingly 'hidden.' There is no public parking available. It is…read morenestled between two condos. I found it by parking in the parking lot for Kagan Park and walking along the Lake Walk at Pelican Lake. When I spotted this walkway and sign, getting to go to the beach was just icing on the cake as part of a lovely park experience. The walkway from the access point sign to the actual beach is kind of long, but it is fully fenced on both sides, so very safe for little kids to skip along. It was exciting to hear the ocean waves become louder and louder as we got closer. Sweet anticipation! The path is fully paved with a very gradual incline, which is great for strollers and wheelchairs. At the end, a few stairs go down onto the beach area, but the water is full in view from the top of those little stairs. On the beach we found a couple of kite boarders setting up, but overall the beach was pretty quiet and private. I would definitely visit here again as part of a larger hangout involving Pelican Lake and Kagan Park.

A great place to start a long walk on a beautiful beach. I love this beach! Feel free to leave…read moreyour shoes on the beach the entrance of this access. No one will mess with them and it's much easier to walk without them! So take a stroll, look for beautiful shells or take in the sights. Regardless you will find a peace like no other.

Bert Winters was a lawyer for Harry Kelsey who founded Kelsey City. The name of the city was later…read morechanged to Lake Park. For his service, Bert Winters had a park named in his honor. The 17-acre Palm Beach County park is located on the east side of the Intracoastal Waterway just south of Donald Ross Road. In 2018 Bert Winters Park received two million dollars of upgrades to its boat ramps and trailer parking to keep up with the increased demand of Palm Beach boaters. New boat trailer parking spaces were added, existing boat ramps were renovated making them less slippery, and a new restroom was added. In order to use the ramps you need to purchase a permit on line. The ramps are open every day from sunrise to sunset, no overnight parking. The park also has a baseball field, a multipurpose field, picnic area, playground, and two tennis courts. It is also the home of the North Palm Beach Rowing Club. If you are looking for a park with water access and you have the permit, this is a great place to put in your boat.

We came to watch my son play in little league championships. What a beautiful field, tennis courts,…read moreplayground and trees. I gave it 4 stars because the bathrooms weren't that clean. It is located just south of Donald Ross Rd.

We had a great morning on the water. The snook were laying low but I brought in a big jack after a…read morelong fight. The kayaks, rods, and equipment are great and Brian knows where to go. Just show up and fish! I'd definitely go again, maybe next time offshore for the variety.

Brian may be very knowledgeable when it comes to saltwater but the experience my family had in…read morefreshwater was much different than he portrayed. For example this photo below comes right from his website. My family sat in one spot on a lake for 4 hours. We suggested going to other canals and under bridges around us and he stated this is where the fish are and so we sat! ONE fish was caught in the 4 hours and it wasn't even the fish we were there to catch. He boasted on and on prior to taking us on the charter we would have no problem catching peacocks but when it came down to the day he failed to fulfill his promise. He also wasn't very friendly or outgoing, maybe he was having a bad day. The most annoying thing about this is we went to a canal behind the hotel we were staying in and caught 2 peacocks for FREE! We spent less on a hotel stay than on that charter. Just glad we got to catch what we came for even though we wasted money on a charter captain.