Lake Worth Beach
What should I know before visiting Lake Worth Beach?
Lake Worth Beach Park is a free, lifeguarded public beach at 10 S Ocean Blvd with paid parking, restrooms, a boardwalk and restaurants. The adjacent William O. Lockhart Pier charges a small walk-on fee and is best at sunrise. Dogs are allowed on the boardwalk but not the sand.
Beach & PierLake Worth Beach
Lake Worth Beach Park is the city's main public oceanfront beach, set around the historic Casino Building and the William O. Lockhart Municipal Pier. It offers lifeguarded swimming, a boardwalk, picnic areas, restaurants and chair and cabana rentals, making it the heart of any Lake Worth Beach visit.
Beach & PierLake Worth Beach
The William O. Lockhart Municipal Pier is Lake Worth Beach's iconic fishing pier, stretching roughly 900 feet into the Atlantic. Visitors pay a small fee to stroll, fish or photograph the sunrise, and Benny's on the Beach restaurant sits at its base.
Beach & PierLake Worth Beach
The Lake Worth Beach Casino Building is a historic 1920s Mediterranean Revival landmark on the oceanfront. There has never been gambling here in modern times; today the restored building holds restaurants, shops and a ballroom used for weddings and events, overlooking Lake Worth Beach.
From downtown, drive or bike east across the Lake Avenue bridge to the barrier island. Paid parking lots surround the Casino Building; they fill up quickly on weekends and holidays, so arrive early.
City Ocean Rescue lifeguards staff the beach during the day. Check the colored warning flags, swim near a lifeguard stand and watch for rip currents.
Restaurants inside and beside the Casino Building, restrooms, outdoor showers, picnic areas and a playground make it an easy full-day beach.
No. Beach parking lots are paid, typically by meter or mobile app.
Yes. The water is usually clear, and lifeguards are on duty during the day. Always check the flag warnings.