Juno Dog Beach

Jupiter Beach is home to one of Florida’s best off-leash beaches.

Days: Monday – Sunday
Hours: 24/7
Location: The dog-friendly section stretches 2 ½ miles along A1A from crossover #25 (south end) to #59 (north end). *Closest GPS address to this location: 2188 Marcinski Road, Jupiter, FL 33477 – across the street from the beach.

No Permit Required

Jupiter Beach is home to one of Florida’s best off-leash beaches. Dogs are free to roam a large section of the beach running along A1A. Visitors can park their cars for free in the lot at the intersection of Ocean Blvd and Marcinski Rd or in one of the spaces along A1A. Friends of Jupiter Beach (FJB) is dedicated to keeping the beach clean & dog-friendly by promoting the rules of the beach & continuous beach cleanup activities. Dogs are not allowed in lifeguarded areas or Town of Jupiter parks, (Carlin Park).

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The dog beach starts at Beach Marker #25 (Marcinski Road) and proceeds north to Beach Marker #60. Dogs are not allowed south of #25 in Juno Beach towards the pier.

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DOG BEACH RULES:

• Keep dogs on a leash or under control, supervised at all times; always leash up from the car to the beach, around small children, at the water fountains & at crossovers.
• While off-leash, let dogs run in uncrowded areas, giving no one reason to complain.
• Don’t let dogs invade the space of or bathroom near other people or dogs uninvited.
• Clean up after dogs with FJB dog bags, provided at every beach crossover, or bring your own bags.
• Don’t bury poop or throw it in the dunes or water. ‘Go’ at home before beach time.
• Bring dogs to the beach early or late. Less hot, less crowded.
• Dogs are not allowed in lifeguarded areas or Town of Jupiter parks. Respect any “no dogs allowed” signs.
• Please don’t litter. If you bring it to the beach, take it home from the beach.

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It is in your interest to take this very seriously for the sake of “your best friend”. Please honor these rules. This is one of the last remaining & best dog beaches. If humans do not respect others, dogs won’t have a beach to enjoy.