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FOOD, FUN & ADVENTURE

Whether you want to plan a date night at one of the many fantastic dining options, take in a game at Roger Dean Stadium, spend a day at the beach, or visit one of the many nearby attractions, there are plenty of options for all!

RESTAURANTS

BLUE POINT BAR AND GRILL

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THE CRAFTY CRUST
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BURGER SHACK
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FOOD SHACK
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CHARLIE AND JOE'S AT LOVE STREET
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DUNE DOG
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GUANABANAS
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HOG SNAPPERS
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SQUARE GROUPER
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TIKI 52
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U-TIKI BEACH
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PAPICHULO
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Nearby Attractions

HOBE SOUND NATURE CENTER

The Hobe Sound Nature Center is located on, and works in cooperation with, the Nathaniel P. Reed Hobe Sound National Wildlife Refuge. Admission is free, including wildlife and interactive displays, intracoastal beach access, nature trails, and a gift shop.
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CARLIN PARK

With amenities ranging from an amphitheater, guarded beachfront, bocce courts, and picnic areas to playgrounds, softball fields, and tennis courts, Carlin Park offers recreation for the entire family. Facilities for saltwater fishing, surfing, and dining make it a versatile and enjoyable destination.

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CORAL COVE PARK

Though modest in size, Coral Cove Park offers a beautiful slice of old Florida. With 600 feet of guarded beach and intracoastal waterway frontage, plus picnic areas, playground, restrooms, and kayak launching, it's a picturesque location for outdoor enjoyment.
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DUBOIS PARK

Offering beach frontage, fishing, boating, and picnic areas, DuBois Park is a hub for outdoor activities. Notable features include the DuBois Pioneer Home, a historical site, and amenities for family recreation, including play structures and a unique snorkeling lagoon.

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JUPITER DOG BEACH

A rare dog-friendly beach in Florida, Jupiter Dog Beach spans a 2.5-mile stretch, offering an open space for dogs and their owners. Since 1989, this beach has been a welcoming haven for canine companions, making it a must-visit for dog lovers.
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JUPITER LIGHTHOUSE

A historic landmark, Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse & Museum provides tours and outdoor exhibits, including Oil House & Keepers Workshop. Enjoy hiking trails, shopping, and various tours in multiple languages. The lighthouse, a National Historic Place, offers spectacular nature and boat watching opportunities.
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LIGHTHOUSE COVE

A family-friendly venue, Lighthouse Cove offers two 18-hole mini-golf courses filled with fun and adventure. From water features to tropical aquariums with sharks, this mini-golfing paradise serves excitement, along with drink delivery right to your spot on the links.
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LOGGERHEAD MARINELIFE CENTER

Focusing on sea turtle conservation, Loggerhead Marinelife Center in Juno Beach offers rescue, rehab, and release programs. Through exhibits, turtle walks, and educational initiatives, visitors can learn about sea turtles and witness their incredible nesting journey.
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ROGER DEAN STADIUM

Host to two Major League Baseball teams and four minor league teams, Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium is a hub for baseball fans. With annual spring training for the Miami Marlins and St. Louis Cardinals, it's a sports enthusiast's dream destination.
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PARK ACTIVITIES

BICYCLING

Explore the park's vast trail system with a bicycle! Paved and off-road trails, including a 2-mile paved multiuse trail and an 8.7-mile Ocean to Lake trail, offer varying levels of difficulty.
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BIRDING

A premier destination for bird enthusiasts, Jonathan Dickinson State Park hosts more than 150 bird species. Bring your binoculars and experience the joy of bird-watching.
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BOATING

A concrete boat launch ramp on the Loxahatchee River connects to the Intracoastal Waterway and the Atlantic Ocean. The boat ramp fee is $4 plus tax, in addition to the park entry fee.
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PADDLING

Canoe or kayak down the Loxahatchee River, Florida's first federally designated Wild and Scenic River. The upper river provides an enchanting, ancient-cypress-lined route, while the lower section showcases mangroves and bird life.
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BOAT TOURS

Enjoy a 90-minute tour on the Loxahatchee Queen pontoon boat. Visit Trapper Nelson's restored 1930s camp and explore the grounds of a Florida original with guided park staff.
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FISHING

Experience fishing in the Loxahatchee River. Whether it's freshwater fishing upriver or saltwater angling near the picnic area, the diverse species provide an engaging fishing experience. Ensure you have the appropriate licenses
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GEO-SEEKING

Embrace the interactive treasure hunt known as geocaching. Using GPS devices, participants can locate caches of varying difficulty levels, enjoying the thrill of the search.
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HIKING

Jonathan Dickinson boasts an extensive trail system suitable for beginners and seasoned hikers. Explore diverse trails, such as the Kitching Creek Nature Trail, Wilson Creek Nature Trail, and Hobe Mountain Trail, providing stunning views.
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HOBE MOUNTAIN

Climb to the top of an 86-foot sand dune, the highest natural point south of Lake Okeechobee. Explore the unique Sand Pine Scrub habitat, home to many endangered and endemic species.
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MOUNTAIN BIKING

Discover the 9-mile Camp Murphy Off-Road Bicycle Trail System, featuring loops for beginners to experts. Helmets are required, and maps are available at various locations within the park.
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PICNICKING

Picnic along the Loxahatchee River's shores, with tables, grills, and reservable pavilions. Enjoy drinks and snacks from the concession store, along with nearby nature trails and a playground.
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SWIMMING

Relax on a grassy beach by the Loxahatchee River. Swim with caution as no lifeguards are present. The site includes a reservable picnic pavilion and modern restrooms with outdoor showers.
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TRAPPER NELSON'S

Experience the legacy of Trapper Nelson, the "Wildman of the Loxahatchee." Explore his cabins, wildlife zoo, tropical gardens, and the unique historical site, accessible only by water. Canoe to the site for a self-guided tour or enjoy a guided tour.

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VISITOR'S CENTER

Start your visit at the Elsa Kimbell Environmental Education and Research Center. Learn about the park's ecosystems, watch films about the Loxahatchee River, and enjoy family programs on Saturdays.
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WILDLIFE VIEWING

Witness diverse wildlife including deer, raccoons, alligators, manatees, and endangered species like Florida scrub-jays. Explore the park to encounter these fascinating creatures.
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PARK ACTIVITIES

BICYCLING

Explore the park's vast trail system with a bicycle! Paved and off-road trails, including a 2-mile paved multiuse trail and an 8.7-mile Ocean toLake trail, offer varying levels of difficulty.
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BIRDING

A premier destination for bird enthusiasts, Jonathan Dickinson State Park hosts more than 150 bird species. Bring your binoculars and experience the joy of bird-watching.
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BOAT RAMP

A concrete boat launch ramp on the Loxahatchee River connects to the Intracoastal Waterway and the Atlantic Ocean. The boat ramp fee is $4 plus tax, in addition to the park entry fee.
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BOATING

Canoe or kayak down the Loxahatchee River, Florida's first federally designated Wild and Scenic River. The upper river provides an enchanting, ancient-cypress-lined route, while the lower section showcases mangroves and bird life.
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BOAT TOURS

Enjoy a 90-minute tour on the Loxahatchee Queen pontoon boat. Visit Trapper Nelson's restored 1930s camp and explore the grounds of a Florida original with guided park staff.
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FISHING

Experience fishing in the Loxahatchee River. Whether it's freshwater fishing upriver or saltwater angling near the picnic area, the diverse species provide an engaging fishing experience. Ensure you have the appropriate licenses
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GEO-SEEKING

Embrace the interactive treasure hunt known as geocaching. Using GPS devices, participants can locate caches of varying difficulty levels, enjoying the thrill of the search.
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HIKING

Jonathan Dickinson boasts an extensive trail system suitable for beginners and seasoned hikers. Explore diverse trails, such as the Kitching Creek Nature Trail, Wilson Creek Nature Trail, and Hobe Mountain Trail, providing stunning views.
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HOBE MOUNTAIN

Climb to the top of an 86-foot sand dune, the highest natural point south of Lake Okeechobee. Explore the unique Sand Pine Scrub habitat, home to many endangered and endemic species.
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HORSEBACK RIDING

Ride on eight miles of multi-use trails, starting at the Eagles View area. Suitable for horseback riding, hiking, and off-road bicycling, the trails offer a unique perspective of the park's beauty.
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MOUNTAIN BIKING

Discover the 9-mile Camp Murphy Off-Road Bicycle Trail System, featuring loops for beginners to experts. Helmets are required, and maps are available at various locations within the park.
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PADDLING

Experience canoeing, kayaking, or paddleboarding on the Loxahatchee River. Equipment rentals are available, and the park's boat ramp provides easy access.
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PICNICKING

Picnic along the Loxahatchee River's shores, with tables, grills, and reservable pavilions. Enjoy drinks and snacks from the concession store, along with nearby nature trails and a playground.
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SWIMMING

Relax on a grassy beach by the Loxahatchee River. Swim with caution as no lifeguards are present. The site includes a reservable picnic pavilion and modern restrooms with outdoor showers.
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TRAPPER NELSON'S

Experience the legacy of Trapper Nelson, the "Wildman of the Loxahatchee." Explore his cabins, wildlife zoo, tropical gardens, and the unique historical site, accessible only by water. Canoe to the site for a self-guided tour or enjoy a guided tour.

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VISITOR'S CENTER

Start your visit at the Elsa Kimbell Environmental Education and Research Center. Learn about the park's ecosystems, watch films about the Loxahatchee River, and enjoy family programs on Saturdays.
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WILDLIFE VIEWING

Witness diverse wildlife including deer, raccoons, alligators, manatees, and endangered species like Florida scrub-jays. Explore the park to encounter these fascinating creatures.
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