The park borders the Palm Beach County Park Airport (Lantana Airport), allowing for frequent sightings of small aircraft taking off and landing.
The park's geography is defined by the expansive Lake Osborne, which is part of the larger Lake Worth Lagoon ecosystem.
It features a specialized barrier-free playground designed to be accessible to children of all physical abilities.
The park grounds contain a memorial dedicated to the fallen officers of the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office.
It is one of the few public parks in the region that permits overnight RV camping with utility connections.
John Prince Park is a 726-acre recreational area centered around the eastern shoreline of Lake Osborne in Lake Worth Beach. The park features over 4.5 miles of paved trails suitable for walking, jogging, and cycling. It hosts a dedicated campground with full hookup sites for recreational vehicles. Facilities include multiple boat ramps providing direct water access to Lake Osborne. The park encompasses the W.J. 'Bill' Smith Memorial Garden and the Palm Beach County Park Airport lies immediately adjacent to the north. Visitors have access to numerous picnic pavilions, a splash park, and multiple playgrounds. Fishing is a permitted activity along the lakefront. The site provides a variety of athletic courts, including tennis and basketball facilities. It serves as a major hub for public outdoor leisure in the central Palm Beach County area.
The elevated observation points along the shoreline of Lake Osborne during sunset.
Bring polarized sunglasses to better view the abundant birdlife and fish activity on Lake Osborne.
Check the wind conditions before planning a kayak or paddleboard outing, as the large lake surface can get choppy.
Utilize the central parking areas to stay close to the splash park and primary pavilion facilities.
Do not attempt to swim in Lake Osborne due to the presence of local wildlife; stick to the designated splash park for water play.
Leashed pets are permitted in most areas; observe posted signs for restricted zones. Follow 'Leave No Trace' principles for litter.
