Jupiter, Florida

Overview

Palm Beach County, Florida along the state's southeastern coastline Jupiter, Florida, rests on the northeastern edge of the county, where the coast meets land. On a map of Palm Beach County, Jupiter, FL, is seen in the very top-right corner along the coastal edge.

Jupiter has been called "The City Beautiful" because it was designed by Addison Mizner as an example for other cities to follow. The city is located at the intersection of State Road 7 and U.S. 1/State Road A1A. It lies between West Palm Beach and Boca Raton.

This location makes the Town of Jupiter a great vacation destination, and is home to over 65,000 residents. (2019 Census Estimate; U.S. Census Bureau) Residents and tourists enjoy a warm climate for the majority of the year, and gorgeous waterways run throughout the town, creating a tropical atmosphere.

Jupiter, FL, visitors will immediately notice the kempt preservation of the tropical habitat. Spectacular scenery engulfs every square-mile of the town, and its residents take great responsibility for keeping the environment in great shape: leaving natural parks and waterways virtually undisturbed.

The city is home to a number of museums including the Florida Museum of Natural History, which houses an extensive collection of fossils from around the world; the Everglades Discovery Center, where you can learn about the unique ecosystem that surrounds this area; and the Tropical Audubon Society's Bird Sanctuary, which features more than 200 species of birds native to South America. The FMNH also has one of the largest collections of dinosaur skeletons on display anywhere in North America.

Jupiter is known for its many waterways that run throughout the town, making it a popular destination for boaters, water sports enthusiasts, and fishing fanatics. However, Jupiter offers much more than outdoor recreation and beautiful scenery. Luxurious spas, resorts, and plenty of shops are available nearby just about everything. 

Jupiter, FL , is a town with no shortage of activities suited for all personalities, whether seeking relaxation and leisure or adventurous recreation.

The Jupiter area offers many recreational opportunities including golfing at the world-famous Seminole Golf Club in nearby Juno Beach; boating on Florida's Intracoastal Waterway which runs through the city limits; fishing along the ICW from its mouth to Lake Okeechobee; hiking and biking trails throughout the county; horseback riding near St.

Delicious restaurants and approximately 20 craft breweries are available to enjoy not to mention options for high tea and dedicated dessert spots.

Jupiter also has plenty of family-friendly attractions. Kids and kids-at-heart enjoy water parks, mini-golf, challenging escape rooms, and wildlife sanctuaries with lots of different animals, some of which even permit feeding the animals! Don't forget- from Jupiter, theme parks such as Disney World and Universal Studios are only a hop on the freeway away. Not one for theme parks? There is always a short drive to the Kennedy Space Center to get your fill of the science of space travel.

Jupiter, Florida, is a unique town. With gorgeous, natural features and plenty of attractions to choose from Jupiter, FL, attracts many to its sandy beaches and warm climate each year.

Whether visitors are enjoying a relaxing getaway, family vacation, or possibly a wedding, Jupiter is sure to please everyone, no matter their age and interests. Lodging options include luxury resorts, affordable hotels, and beach homes, while a diverse array of restaurants, shops, and outdoor recreation activities remain plentiful and in proximity. The city is home to many restaurants that cater to all tastes, including Italian, Mexican, Chinese, Japanese, American cuisine, seafood, steak houses, pizza parlors, bakeries, coffee shops, ice cream stores, etc.

· www.thepalmbeaches.com/activities

· www.jupiterbeachresort.com

· www.jupiter.fl.us