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About St. Lucie County FLorida
Clean streets, quaint neighborhoods, scenic waterways and green, rolling golf courses greet you when you enter the city of St. Lucie County, Florida. With a population of over 200,000 people, St. Lucie is the quiet sister to other neighborhoods along Florida’s Treasure Coast. Quiet it may be, but boring it most certainly is not. There are plenty of things to see, do, taste, and experience at St. Lucie County.
St. Lucie County is known for its pristine beaches, heritage trails, and diverse waterways. It is truly a jewel of the Treasure Coast. From retail spots to world-class fishing, St. Lucie is also home to world-class amenities and all-inclusive resorts.
Fort Pierce is St. Lucie’s famed fishing spot and a cherished location amongst its residents. Commonly used for fishing and boating, Fort Pierce holds the world’s record for the largest spotted sea trout, weighing at 17 plus pounds.
Another famous natural treasure of St. Lucie is the St. Lucie River, also used for boating and fishing. You can also do bird and animal watching here as the river is home to over 4,000 plant and animal species.
Fancy a little sunbathing? When the weather is warmer, head over to the pristine and uncrowded beaches of St. Lucie which is 21 miles long. All beaches in St. Lucie is free and adequately equipped with public amenities such as bathrooms, dune walkovers, and pavilions.
For a taste of some arts and culture, there’s plenty to see and experience at St. Lucie County. Fiber artists, sculptors, and painters call this town their home. There’s the Treasure Coast Theater, McAlpin Fine Arts Theatre, and Sunrise Theater to indulge in some performing and visual arts.
Of course, no journey is complete without some food and drink to end the day, and St. Lucie is no exception. The historic streets of St. Lucie are host to a variety of restaurants, bars, and cafes such as Uncle Carlo’s Gelato, Spiro’s Taverna, and Lola’s Seafood Eatery.
Anyone coming to St. Lucie County would either plan a trip to return soon or plan to make St. Lucie their home.