Historic Homes & Buildings

• DuBois Pioneer Home (circa 1898)
  19075 Dubois Road • Jupiter, FL 33477
  561-747-6639
  Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, this historic home stands on an ancient Indian shell mound. and is the second oldest extant home in Palm Beach County. Early Jupiter pioneer life along the Loxahatchee River and the Atlantic Ocean is depicted inside the home. more...  map

• Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse (circa 1860)
  Located at US Highway One and Beach Road
  561-747-8380
  The oldest existing structure in Palm Beach County, this still operating lighthouse is situated on an ancient Indian shell mound, dated around 700 AD, and stands 156 feet tall with 105 steps from the base to the top. A gift shop is also on site that carries books and souvenirs of the lighthouse. more...  map

Museums & Galleries

• Burt Reynolds & Friends Museum
  100 North US Highway One • Jupiter, FL 33477
  561-743-9955
  A large collection of hundreds of artifacts, memorabilia, and cultural contributions of Mr. Burt Reynolds are featured at this unique museum that also contains items from some of the most famous celebrities and sport figures of our time.  more...  map

• Hibel Museum Of Art
  5353 Parkside Drive • Jupiter, FL 33458
  561-622-5560
  The "Positive Humanism" art of Edna Hibel is preserved and showcased at this museum that also offers concerts, lectures, video productions, school programs, art festivals, and community outreach programs. more...  map

• Loxahatchee River Historical Museum
  805 North U.S. Highway One • Jupiter, FL 33477
  561-747-6639
  Photographs and artifacts depicting regional Florida history is showcased at this museum that also features exhibits such as an iron cannon from a 1659 shipwreck, fossil shells, and Seminole artifacts. A replicated authentic Seminole Village and Palm Beach County’s oldest known Cracker style home, the 1892 George Washington Tindall House, are also on site.  more...  map

Parks, Gardens & Zoos

• Bush Wildlife Sanctuary
  2500 Jupiter Park Drive • Jupiter, FL 33477
  561-575-3399
  Dedicated to caring for sick, injured, and orphaned wildlife, this sanctuary treats over 3,000 animals each year and provides an educational environment for children and adults to learn about Florida's flora and fauna. Visitors to the park can experience the unique opportunity of seeing wildlife "up close and personal."   map

Tours & Cruises

• Jupiter Island Tour, The
  1065 A1A • Jupiter, FL 33477
  Located at the Crab House
  561-744-2191
  Tour the Intracoastal Waterway and Loxahatchee River aboard the Manatee Queen pontoon boat and see the single largest concentration of wealth in America. Sunset cruises and private charters are also available, as well as snacks and beverages.  map