Juno Beach Pier

Wonderful place to rent a poke, but some bait and see what’s biting. We had an amazing day fishing with shrimp. Lots of fishermen fishing but everyone was pleasant and even with the crowd it was easy to find a space and cast out. Saw some dolphins right off the pier too!

While I didn't actually go on to the pier, I had a wonderful view of it from the beach just below it. A lot of people position themselves under the pier on the beach in order to get some shade. This is pretty awesome when you burn like a lobster like I do!

The waves at this beach are perfect. Just a little bit of power, just enough to have fun in the surf without fearing for your life. The sounds that they make is so very soothing and relaxing.

Lots of shells along the beach, more than I have seen in a long time. They are not overly interesting shelves, but they are still lovely.

I do believe I saw lifeguards along the beach, but they are very far back, Mike so I am not positive. The pier itself did not appear crowded at all. We were here from about noon to 4:00 on a Tuesday in early March. The pier has some areas that are shaded and I saw a lot of people fishing. It was hard to tell if they were catching anything. My husband noticed that there were a number of pelicans near the people fishing, but it didn't seem excessive. Pelicans can make fishing a little bit nerve-wracking. It seemed under control though.

This beach feels a lot more peaceful and less crowded than beaches like Hollywood, Pompano, Delray, Dania or others I've been to. It seemed to be a more mature crowd in that I did not see a lot of young teenagers with loud music and sports games happening all around. It was pretty quiet.

There is a free parking lot across the road from the beach - a short walk. There are restrooms at the edge of the parking lot . I did not see any snack shops anywhere in the vicinity.

All in all I highly recommend this park and this beach.. We have visited a lot of beaches in different areas of Florida, along the east coast and along the southern coastline from Florida out to California and this is in our top three. We are already making plans to return. My one and only disappointment is that the shells are not very exciting (I am an avid shell collector.)

My family and I absolutely love visiting Juno Beach. Despite the long drive from our home, the journey is always worth the destination. Unlike the more commercialized beaches like Fort Lauderdale and Hollywood Beach, Juno offers a tranquil retreat. It's a serene paradise where commercialization takes a back seat to natural beauty. The beach is expansive, particularly noticeable during low tide, providing ample space for leisurely strolls and treasure hunting. We always find ourselves captivated by the variety of shells and even shark teeth! It's our go-to spot for relaxation and a touch of adventure. A definite five-star experience for anyone seeking a peaceful beach day!

Large, relaxed beach with good waves. You can often watch surfers here. Gets rather windy so come prepared on a colder day. There is a dog beach close by.

This unspoiled beautiful beach can be enjoyed by everyone. The pier is a popular spot for fishermen. The dog beach provides an unrestricted area for all kinds of dogs to play and swim. The sunrise draws people of all ages to observe the splendor.

Great place to fish, or just bring a meal and people watch. Seating available outside and inside the pier. There is a walking trail north and south where you can walk for miles. Such a beautifully clean area. Residents keep it pristine. All along the beaches here there are buckets and visitors are encouraged to pick one up and clean the beach when they visit. Also, groups of volunteers come together to do clean-up. What a wonderful thing to see communities come together to keep the Earth pollution free. 🌎🌿🌻🐠

Beautiful views! Clean beach. Inexpensive way to spend an afternoon when near this beach!

Wow. What a lovely beach. Easy and free parking (believe it or not) and gorgeous sandy beaches that weren't too busy. Dog friendly too. I walked along the beach to the pier. Paid my $2 entry fee and walked out to the end. Cool breeze on a hot and sunny day. Surrounded by fishing lines and pelicans who were very friendly and after any offcuts.

The pier was awesome. Free parking across the street with bathrooms and showers to clean off salt and sand outside. Only $2 to walk out on the pier to get a cool breeze and great views. I don’t know what it costs to fish but it could not be much. You can buy a cold drink and a snack to enjoy on pier.

Such a beautiful and peaceful beach! The waves were really going and the breeze was perfect for laying out and reading a bit while my minion attempted to build a castle nearby.
There's plenty of parking across the street and it's free!

Absolutely gorgeous beach! So many large shells and the pier made a lovely backdrop!

Neat beach, but you have to pay to be on or fish the pier 🐠 🎣
So so bathrooms and sea showers

We went to check a beach where dogs were allowed . It was very nice. Dogs were happy. Remember, dogs are not allowed on West Palm and Broward counties. Only a few exceptions are allowed in selected beaches.

Come here every time I visit my parents. The view is just amazing. It's a true wonder how they managed to build a pier so long. When you're at the end it really feels like you're in the middle of the ocean. Lots of different marine birds are there depending on the time of day.

Love to be here anytime of the day!
But prefer evening...

Great spot to go to the beach or fish off the pier. There is a fee for the pier. Plenty of parking across the street and public restrooms. The pier also has refreshments and some food for sale.

Never too crowded and a great place to hang last summer or winter day. I would highly recommend this area and if you move slightly North on the beach dogs are a lot of the beach, it's one of the few areas of dogs are allowed. There's a Publix just a short walk away and the nearby park restrooms and recreation

Nice pier, limited bait on site, people were catching fish including permit and spanish macks, which is good to see, Well maintained and clean. It's one of the few that didn't take storm damage in the last couple of years. $5 to fish. Not bad!

What a beautiful place to enjoy an evening! The pier is inexpensive - $4 for those who want to fish, and $1 for everyone else. I especially recommend doing during sunrise or sunset. The hues of the sky combined with the turquoise waters are just stunning! Park right across the road (accessible from both the US 1 and the A1A) and cross the A1A to get to the pier.

Very clean, loads of places to clean your catch. Nice views. It is 2 bucks to get in, for the day and probably could get something more, but I was only there for a day.