Juno Beach Pier
South Florida's premier fishing pier
- 14775 US-1, Juno Beach, FL 33408
- 990 ft
- $5/day
- Official site
Juno Beach, FL, South Carolina
The story of Juno Beach Pier
Juno Beach Pier stretches 990 feet into the Atlantic Ocean from the coast of Palm Beach County, Florida. Widely regarded as the best fishing pier on Florida's East Coast, it offers year-round access to a diverse range of tropical and subtropical species not found on the Grand Strand. The pier is operated by the Loggerhead Marinelife Center and features a full-service pier house with bait, tackle, and rod rentals.
- Length today
- 990 ft
- Fishing pass today
- $5/day
4 entries
What happened, and when
1950s
Early Pier
The original Juno Beach Pier was built in the 1950s as a simple wooden fishing platform.
1999
Loggerhead Marinelife Center
The Loggerhead Marinelife Center was established nearby, creating a unique partnership between fishing and marine conservation.
2004
Hurricane Damage
Hurricanes Frances and Jeanne caused significant damage to the pier, requiring major reconstruction.
2020s
Premier Destination
Today Juno Beach Pier is widely recognized as the best fishing pier on Florida's East Coast, attracting anglers from across the state.
The wider Grand Strand story
Every pier on this coast has been knocked down and rebuilt at least once. The Strand-wide timeline puts Juno Beach Pier next to the storms and the piers that did not come back.