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WHAT SHAPES DAILY LIFE IN NORTH PALM BEACH
Water Access
Intracoastal canals with docks behind many homes
A short run to the Palm Beach Inlet and the Atlantic
Golf & Clubs
North Palm Beach Country Club, a Nicklaus-designed village course
Lost Tree and other private clubs a few minutes away
Beach & Nature
MacArthur Beach State Park, Palm Beach County's only state park
Kayak the Lake Worth Lagoon out to Munyon Island
Location & Ease
PGA Boulevard shopping and dining minutes west
Juno Beach north and Singer Island south on A1A
NORTH PALM BEACH INSIGHT
What People Don't Always Realize About North Palm Beach...
Not every North Palm Beach address is in the Village
The country club is public, not membership
Canal depth and bridges vary street by street
Intracoastal and canal homes trade differently
Water and golf, without the fuss.
FEATURED NORTH PALM BEACH COMMUNITIES
ACTIVE LIFE GUIDES | WATERFRONT & BOATING
Islands of Jupiter or Pennock Point: Two Ways to Live on the Loxahatchee
Same river. Same morning light on the water. Very different days. Pennock Point and the Islands of Jupiter sit a few minutes apart on the Loxahatchee River. Both put a dock out back. Both get you to the sandbars and the Jupiter Inlet by boat. That’s where the similarity ends. Pennock Point: the open
Waterfront Living in Jupiter and Tequesta Buyer's Guide
Last updated: October 2026 Jupiter and Tequesta together form one of the most compelling waterfront addresses on Florida's Atlantic coast. The two communities share a waterway system built around the Jupiter Inlet, the Loxahatchee River, and the Intracoastal Waterway, but they deliver the experience
Selling a Waterfront Home in Jupiter or Tequesta
Selling waterfront real estate in Jupiter or Tequesta requires three things no standard listing checklist covers: water-type-specific pricing that reflects your exact position on the water, pre-listing marine documentation that removes diligence friction before buyers find it, and a marketing strate
NORTH PALM BEACH FAQ
The questions we hear most, answered plainly.
Is every North Palm Beach address in the Village?
No. The Village of North Palm Beach has about 13,000 residents and its own government, but some addresses with a North Palm Beach mailing address, including Lost Tree Village, sit in unincorporated Palm Beach County. Jurisdiction affects taxes and services, so check the specific property.
Is the North Palm Beach Country Club private?
No. The Village owns the club and it is open to the public seven days a week. Jack Nicklaus, a longtime resident, redesigned the course in 2006 for $1, and it is one of only two municipal Nicklaus Signature courses in the country. The club also has a 50-meter pool, tennis and a clubhouse rebuilt in 2019.
Are there private clubs nearby?
Yes. Lost Tree Village has its own private golf club and beach club, and many of the area's top private clubs in Palm Beach Gardens and Jupiter are a short drive away. Membership terms, initiation fees and waitlists vary by club.
What should boaters check before buying?
Canal depth, dock length and bridge clearances vary street by street. Ask how long the run is to the Palm Beach Inlet and whether any fixed bridges sit between the dock and open water before making an offer.
How far is North Palm Beach from the beach and the airport?
MacArthur Beach State Park, Palm Beach County's only state park, is just across the bridge on A1A. Palm Beach International Airport is usually about 20 minutes south, depending on traffic.
Which schools serve North Palm Beach?
North Palm Beach is served by the School District of Palm Beach County. Check the district's school locator with the specific address, since assignments are set by address.
JUNO BEACH
JUST NORTH ON US-1
Head north and the canals give way to open ocean. Juno Beach is a small oceanfront town with the Juno Beach Pier, Loggerhead Marinelife Center and one of the densest sea turtle nesting beaches in the world.
Less canal. More Atlantic.
