Juno Park

About

A waterfront park on the Intracoastal with 1,150 feet of shoreline access, Juno Park combines active recreation with nature exploration. Kids can spot manatees from the dock, launch kayaks from the boat ramp, or explore the nature areas between playground time and picnic breaks. The playground targets ages 5-12, though the waterfront access and open spaces work for younger kids too. Families can drop in anytime from sunrise to sunset for fishing, canoeing, or just watching boats pass through the inlet. The park stays quiet during weekdays and offers plenty of parking plus grilling areas.

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Programs (1)

• Activities and Programs

  Class
  Ages 5–12· Sunday· Evening· Paid

  Juno Park offers activities and programs for kids ages 5 to 12, with evening options on Sundays that give families a great way to spend time together in a beautiful waterfront setting. The park itself is a gem with 17.5 acres of space including baseball fields, basketball courts, and a boat launching area, so depending on what program your kid signs up for, they'll be getting active in a really scenic spot right in Juno Beach. Programs run on Sunday evenings and cost just $10 a month, which is honestly such a reasonable price for getting your kid engaged in organized activities. This is perfect if you're looking for something affordable and accessible that gets kids outdoors and moving without breaking the bank.