Average between February 4, 2010 to February 4, 2011

Average between February 4, 2011 to February 4, 2012

Juno Beach was established in 1953. This small sleepy town of just 2,555 homes is nearby to just about everything and has 2.3 miles of pristine golden oceanfront beaches with over 40% set aside as natural preserve and sand dunes.  The town itself is known for its picturesque centerpiece freshwater lake, Juno Beach Pier, and Loggerhead turtle life center and nesting ground. The street names are also famous. While most of the condos are on Ocean Blvd, most of the streets are names after celestial bodies, gods, and goddesses. Names such as Neptune Road, Mercury Circle, Mars Way, and Saturn Lane were named by the Juno Beach Gardens Club in the 1960’s.

The freshwater lake is surrounded by condominiums, townhomes, and beach estates and is located in-between the Atlantic Ocean and U.S. Highway One. Events such as arts and crafts festivals, town picnics, Christmas by the lake are just some of the events that happen year round.
 

The Juno Beach Pier is 990 feet in length and is frequented by sports fisherman all year long. Sightseers need pay a $1 admission and fisherman a $3 fee. The pier is split into 3 sections. The first part of the pier is great for flounder, red fish and snook. The 2/3rd sections are visited by Pompano, Bluefish and Macks.

The last third is great for Bonita, brevalles, cobra, kingfish, and a variety of sharks. Fisherman also has to watch out for wandering surfers and swimmers who get to close. Boating and fishing enthusiasts also have easy access to the deep blue waters of the Atlantic through the Jupiter Inlet just off the recreational, Dubois Park. 

 

Incredible restaurants such as Jetty’s, Juno Beach Fish House, Hurricane Café, and Thirsty Turtle are just a few options. Nearby are tons of restaurants in Jupiter, North Palm Beach, and Palm Beach Gardens. The Palm Beach Gardens Mall gives tons of shopping opportunities. Loggerhead Marine Life Turtle Center and Nesting Ground is a great place to learn all about our natural turtle habitant. You can see current turtle patients and read all about turtles. In fact, Juno Beach has over 1000 turtle nesting’s per mile, one of the largest in the world.