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Jonathan Dickinson State Park
A fun-for-everyone wildlife habitat just west of Jupiter Island.
Nature lovers and history buffs, unite! No less than 13 natural habitats converge on 11,500 acres of preserved coastal lands. This park offers several ways to explore the area. You'll find boat tours, hiking trails, horse-pulled wagons, bikes, canoes, and kayaks.
Bring your own gear or rent a boat from a local outfitter. There is a guided, interpretive tour on the Loxahatchee Queen II. Along the way, you might see deer, herons, cranes, and even alligators. Habitats range from coastal sand dunes and sand pine scrub to cypress forests and mangrove swamps.
History buffs can see Trapper Nelson's homestead from the 1920s. The U.S. military runs the Jonathan Dickinson Missile Tracking Annex on the southern edge of the park. This tracking station was built in the 1960s during the Cold War. It still runs today. This wild and sc
Nature lovers and history buffs, unite! No less than 13 natural habitats converge on 11,500 acres of preserved coastal lands. This park offers several ways to explore the area. You'll find boat tours, hiking trails, horse-pulled wagons, bikes, canoes, and kayaks.
Bring your own gear or rent a boat from a local outfitter. There is a guided, interpretive tour on the Loxahatchee Queen II. Along the way, you might see deer, herons, cranes, and even alligators. Habitats range from coastal sand dunes and sand pine scrub to cypress forests and mangrove swamps.
History buffs can see Trapper Nelson's homestead from the 1920s. The U.S. military runs the Jonathan Dickinson Missile Tracking Annex on the southern edge of the park. This tracking station was built in the 1960s during the Cold War. It still runs today. This wild and scenic river area truly has a bit of everything.
Campgrounds feature group sites, primitive areas, and hookups for RVs.
Activities in the park
2 campgrounds in Jonathan Dickinson State Park
On the east side of the park near the ranger’s station, you’ll find Pine Grove Campground, nestled beneath -- you guessed it -- the pines. The 90 campsites here come tricked out with water and electric hookups as well as grills and picnic tables. Read more...
Plan to spend most of your time on and in the Loxahatchee while at Jonathan Dickinson State Park? Then try to snag a spot at The River Campground, the smaller of the two park campgrounds. Each of the 45 campsites close to the river come with water and electric hookups, a grill, and a picnic table. Read more...
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