dubois park

Unreal, how a beautiful place turned into a breeding ground for the garbage that settles there. All you want to do is sit and enjoy the day and beauty of the inlet and it's absolutely perfect for kids, especially 18 MONTHS, but the 2 legged animal's don't take any initiative to control, or handle their offspring. Pig's are better to sit on the beach with. If they could clean up the beach and charge a fee it would leave the garbage out.

We have been there quite a few times. Free entry and parking. The view of the Lighthouse and inlet is breathtaking, especially at sunsets.

I have been going to this place since I was a kid. It has changed a bit, but the natural beauty remains. Loved snorkeling through the mangroves. Excellent place for kids to snorkel and swim without waves or fear of many predatory fish. Also has several grilling stations and picinic tables so you can hang out and grill for a large part of the day.

You are in view of the Jupiter light house. There's the DeBois Park and next to it the Jupiter beach. The pier has just been repaired. Parking is sometimes crowded so you can park at Debois and walk tot he pier. Nice beach there too.

Bring your snorkels. Bring your buckets. Fun for our family. We went on a weekday so no lifeguards. Two different swimming areas. One a sandy haven near a fabulous playground and shower. The other a guarded area on the waterway. Lots of snow birds enjoying the beach.

Dubois, together with Jupiter inlet park are a great family outdoor experience. When I was a kid you could tour the Dubois home but I think it is not now usually open. The natural beauty allows for many water based experiences and there is fishing along the inlet. It can get crowded as space is limited.

Bring a picnic or a book. Sit along the water and watch the boats go in from and out to the ocean. Artists gather here to paint the lovely views.

We took sandwiches and enjoyed munching while watching the birds and boats along the inlet. The park has barbecue stands that families and friendly groups use on the weekends. Really nice views over the water, probably good to see sunsets too. There is an historic home right by the parking lot.

I swear this park is always popping up in the 6 o'clock news off and on it seems since the beginning of last year (2014) for high bacterial levels in the water. Signs are constantly posted NO SWIMMING. So, I wouldn't go in the water until you are sure it's safe...or at least don't get any water up your nose or anything! Other than that, have a great time.

Set on the point that joins the river and the ocean, Dubois Park is a great place for a picnic, a stroll or simply pulling up a chair to relax. It is nicely landscaped up to the water's edge and filled with picnic tables and grilles. There are bathroom facilities as well as a spacious parking lot. Good place to watch the sun rise up from the Atlantic. Open to residents and visitors alike at no charge. .

Dubois park is a perfect location to have a picnik, talk a walk, sit down and watch boats going through the inlet!

Great place to go and relax and cook on grills that are scattered through park with picnic tables or relaxing by the water

Fishing, swimming, picnicking, fireplaces, tables, showers, restrooms, and all in a naturally beautiful, tree shaded spot along the Jupiter Inlet. Shallow waters in a protected lagoon provide wading and swimming for the younger members of the family.

We found this gem today and will return! What a great place to relax. The kids snorkelled and saw a lot of fish including a barracuda and a large snook! Yes a barracuda!

Fishing, wading, swimming, biking, beach, boats, picnicking, and a fabulous lighthouse across the way. We have seen manatees in their natural habitat here. What a gorgeous place.