Fort Pierce is one of the oldest communities in Florida located on the Treasure Coast. It has scenic coastlines, beaches, warm weather and sunshine.
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A remote and secluded beach, best known for its sunsets. Relax on this tranquil beach, go swimming or fishing. A perfect place to unwind.
Middle Cove Beach
John Brooks Park Beach
One of the best beaches in Fort Pierce. It has dunes. You can go bird watching, swimming or even fishing.
There are benches here where you can simply relax to the hum of the waves while enjoying the scenic beauty of the nature.
Pepper Park Beach-side
The park beach has many outdoor sports facilities. Baseball, basketball and volleyball are some of the games that you can play in this 52 acres park beach. .
Swimming, diving and snorkeling are allowed here.
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Walton Rocks Beach
It's a pet-friendly beach. There are amenities for both pets and owners. Picnic tables, restrooms and fishing spots are some of the facilities offered here.
Herman’s Bay Beach
A remote beach for those who want down time. You can soak up sun, swim or fish here. Carry a picnic hamper with you. There are pavilions and picnic tables here.
The park provides access to the beach. It's a secluded beach with equestrian trails. This is one of the beaches that allow horseback riding on the beach. The riders need to have riding permits.
Frederick Douglass Park
Avalon State Park
Situated in North Huchinson Island, the beaches here are preserved. It is a nesting ground for sea turtles & shore birds. Snorkeling is allowed here.
It is a popular family beach known for its wide beaches. There are showers, restrooms and covered pavilions here.
South Beach Park
Waveland Beach
As the name suggests, the beach has large waves. It's a small beach that has 13 mile biking trails. There are a few basic amenities here. A lifeguard is available during peak seasons.
The State owned ocean front forest is a prime spot for fishing, camping and surfing. Bring along your binoculars, if you enjoy bird watching. There are camping sires, grills and restrooms.
Fort Pierce Inlet State Park/North Jetty Park
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South Jetty Park and Pier
A two-acre ocean park on the south side of Fort Pierce Inlet. The park has a boardwalk, 1,200-foot fishing jetty, picnic areas, restrooms and a pavilion.