Lake Worth Beach & William O. Lockhart Pier
An affordable public beach south of West Palm Beach, where a pier of about 290 meters is good for fishing and watching the sunrise.
Lake Worth Beach is a popular public beach in Palm Beach County. It connects to a dining complex converted from a former casino building, and a pier extends about 290 meters into the Atlantic. For a small fee, you can walk out on the pier to stroll or fish, and the sunrise from there is beautiful. Parking at the beach is charged by the hour. Nearby, the old town of Lake Worth Beach, along Lake Avenue, has many small restaurants and art shops, and the atmosphere is more relaxed than on Palm Beach Island. It is about 12 kilometers from downtown West Palm Beach.
Opening hours
Beach open all day; pier about 6:00–22:00
Nearby sights
- Palm Beach Zoo & Conservation Society
- Mar-a-Lago
- Cox Science Center and Aquarium
- Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens
- Worth Avenue
- Norton Museum of Art
- Palm Beach Municipal Beach (Midtown Beach)
- Society of the Four Arts