The park is home to the Loggerhead Marinelife Center, a non-profit dedicated to sea turtle research and rehabilitation.
It is a primary nesting site for Loggerhead, Green, and Leatherback sea turtles during the summer months.
The beach area is part of a high-density sea turtle nesting zone in Palm Beach County.
A nature trail winds through the coastal dune hammock, showcasing native Florida flora.
The park's boardwalk is designed to protect fragile dune ecosystems from human foot traffic.
Loggerhead Park is a coastal recreational area in Juno Beach, Florida, centered around the Loggerhead Marinelife Center. The park features direct access to the Atlantic Ocean, a protected sandy beach, and extensive dune restoration areas. On-site facilities include playgrounds, picnic pavilions with grills, and sand volleyball courts. A paved path connects the park infrastructure to the beach boardwalk. The park serves as a hub for sea turtle rehabilitation and conservation efforts. The grounds provide habitat for native coastal vegetation, including sea grape and sea oats. Public amenities include restrooms, outdoor showers, and parking areas serving both the park and the beach.
The raised boardwalk leading over the dunes toward the Atlantic Ocean.
Arrive early during nesting season to secure parking, as spaces fill quickly during peak summer months.
Bring reef-safe sunscreen to protect both your skin and the local marine life.
Check the beach conditions for seasonal seaweed accumulation before planning your swimming session.
Ignoring beach warning flags or leaving trash behind, which can be fatal to local sea turtles.
Stay off the dunes to protect native vegetation and sea turtle nests; do not disturb marked nesting areas.
