I use to love this place but from personal experience it's been going down hill. the camp kids are…read morenot supervised at all, I've seen the workers sitting on their phones & a kid falling down the stairs. They need to start cleaning, I've been there for hours & have never seen anyone cleaning. I've heard of a lot of kids getting sick recently. they should be doing a lot better for the kids.

Took my boys here for the day and would highly recommend it. They had a blast! The staff was…read moreamazing and my young boys had tons to do. great value

I am looking for a club to join in the area and The Cape Club was recommended. I am an avid golfer…read moreand love to practice. Their practice facilities were outstanding with a short game area and a terrific range. The golf course is aesthetically pleasing and the conditions were great! Great fairways and greens! The lines off the tee were fun as you had to pick spots to hit as you navigate a tough layout. Would recommend all day!!

Awesome having Fat Perez stop by Swings Golf Club Jupiter! Great golf, cold drinks, awesome…read moreatmosphere, and even better people. If you're looking for the perfect spot to play, hang out, and catch the game, this is the place.

Went yesterday (Sunday) when it was 95 degrees with my 4 year old son that's really into golf…read more Couldn't recommend this place enough. We both had a really great time. Played 18 holes of golf, he was kicking soccer balls into the screen playing a game, all with the British open being on in the background. We liked it so much we signed up for a membership afterwards

This was awesome. The specialty cocktails were great. I had a blast and the bartender and axemaster…read morewere both super cool. Great music too.

You can't go wrong with Game of Axes for an afternoon of good times. We have been to the Boynton…read moreBeach location and were excited about visiting the Jupiter location -- partly because it is a bit closer driving-wise from our house. Our experience was fantastic. Justin, our ax instructor, was great and offered some excellent tips on how to hold the ax and release it better to land on the wooden target without ricocheting off. Like the Boynton Beach location, the Jupiter Game of Axes offers some beer, wine, hard seltzer, and light cocktail options in cans and bottles. They have some beers on tap as well. The price to rent a lane is by the hour, which is adequate to do at least nine (9) rounds of ax throwing without getting tired. If you need an activity to kill time, I recommend checking this place out in the afternoon or evening.

The Loxahatchee River Center is located in Burt Reynolds Park. According to their website "The…read moremission of the River Center is to foster a sense of environmental stewardship for the Loxahatchee River's diverse watershed with quality education programs, exhibits and meaningful events." This small eco museum is dedicated to educating the public about the Loxahatchee River which is home to many endangered and threatened animals like woodstorks and manatees. Along the banks of the river it is common to see alligators, turtles, river otters, deer, raccoon, turkey, bald eagles, owls, heron, ibis, egrets, gopher tortoise, osprey, storks, scrub jay and many other species. Some of the more common types of fish in the river include bass, panfish, mullet, snook, tarpon, redfish and jacks. The Loxahatchee River flows through a 260 square mile ecosystem that includes the communities of Jupiter, Tequesta, Juno Beach, Jupiter Island, Jupiter Inlet Colony, Jupiter Farms, Hobe Sound and Palm Beach Gardens. After gently flowing through freshwater creeks and down into a brackish estuary, the river enters the Jupiter Inlet before emptying into the Atlantic Ocean. In 1985 the Loxahatchee River was federally designated a wild and scenic river, one of only two such designated rivers in Florida. if you are interested in exploring the river more closely, kayaks and canoes can be rented at Riverbend Park. This small free museum is set up in a circle. On the outside of the building is a timeline of Jupiter history starting with 6000-5000 BC when the Loxahatchee River watershed was formed. Inside you will see interpretative signs about Jupiter shark explorations, where the drinking water comes from and goes, and how to balance water use. While the museum is geared toward children I enjoyed all of the aquariums containing the fish and turtles you would find in the river along with some saltwater tanks. They also have a touch tank that you can explore with a staff member. In addition to the museum the Loxahatchee River Center offers various classes and programs throughout the year. A full list of events can be found on their website. If you have a few minutes to spare in Jupiter it is well worth stopping here to learn about the river that is so important to the ecosystem health of this area.

Outstanding in every way. They have a fantastic education…read morecenter. They have classes for local and state learning issues. They have a fun archery course that would be great for everyone to try. The staff is fantastic. Everyone loves this local gem.

The food quality at this facility was very good. The service was also good. The event that I went…read moreto started out with hors doevres and two drink tickets per person. The main meal consisted of several heated chafing dishes, as well as a carving station. The food that was served was good, but there were cookies for dessert that kind of let the whole meal down. If I were asked whether I would return for a meal at this location, my answer would be yes.

Sway is an upscale but casual dining room at the Jupiter Country Club. We purchased a round of…read moregolf at a charity event and the club generously included lunch for our foursome. The menu had lots of choices and we all enjoyed our lunches. We selected the Mahi Rachel, Cuban sandwich, Buffalo Chicken Wings, and a vegetarian dish with hummus, avocado and lots of delicious looking things (I will order that next time I go there). The staff was very friendly and the service outstanding. The attached bar area looked very inviting, but unfortunately we didn't get a chance to enjoy it. Since it is a private club, I will have to invite a member to the club we belong to and then hope they reciprocate the invitation. If you get a chance to play golf at Jupiter Country Club, be sure to visit Sway before or after your round.

I remember the Florida Oceanographic Coastal Center fondly from my childhood, and it's good to see…read morethat they've expanded on their property for a nice little afternoon outing. Admission is $20 for adults, with child and military discounting. There's a lot of outdoor walking space around the main lake/lagoon where you can see the nurse sharks and sea turtles amongst the many other fish there. The weather was really nice the day we went, so we took a stroll through the nature trails. They are mostly boardwalk trails with a few covered stops with benches. The main trail is a 1 mile loop but there is also a 1/3 mile loop that is good for kids. The main trail will take you to the Indian River Lagoon for some nice storefront views! The main building has some cool artwork made of reclaimed beach litter that makes you really think about proper waste disposal. There's also a few tanks with cool fish and such to see. The entire center has a few different spaces for bathrooms that are easy to access. I'd recommend coming here for a nice day in the fresh air and sunshine to enjoy the flora and fauna of Florida!

Really nice place to understand marine life and see some. Kids would love the place. Starts off…read morewith stingray petting tank cool even if you have done it before. Then the starfish area. Each leg has something different to see and handle. Then we went inside the building and checked out the tanks and all interactive things. Walked up to 3rd for nice view of the place and back down to watch the feedings. There is talk about stingrays but no food. Next they feed the fish in the huge open air aquarium. Nurse sharks, rays, jacks, and lots more. The feeding was interesting as was the talk after about pollution and algae. Next off the green sea turtles feeding. They were having romaine lettuce. They put colored pole with a shape that each knows. They swim over bump the Pole and get fed. These had boat injuries so they would never be in the wild. Again another talk about them while they are being feed. Good for adults and great for kids. Highly recommended.

It was time for me to find another competitive sport to release my inner anxieties. Basketball had…read morebeen very good to me, but it also left a residual of pains and new metal implants. So, I decided to get rated and try playing pickleball. Our instructor was a patient man who wanted to help us in every way, until it came to a competitive game. Once we were winning, he turned it up a notch. I must admit, we might have left with a better understanding of whom to play against when we're ready. The Palm Beach Gardens Tennis & Pickleball Center is a public facility in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida. It features numerous courts for both tennis and pickleball, year-round programming, a pro shop, and an on-site café. It's a great place to entertain yourself in so many ways.

This facility is gorgeous. The instructors are professional and I would recommend it to anyone…read moreseeking tennis lessons for an adult or a child, group or private. Is actually very affordable. Way more affordable than I expected. They offer some programs and they truly do keep up the quality of the courts.