Hidden Gems in North Palm Beach, Florida
The village hides its best stuff in plain sight along the water.
The public Nicklaus course. It bears repeating — a Jack Nicklaus–redesigned golf course you don't need a six-figure membership to play is a genuine hidden gem.
Anchorage Park. Locals' go-to for a boat launch, a quiet waterfront stroll, and weekend community events — easy to miss if you don't live here.
Old Port Cove marina. A private, gated community — but it has a bit of lore: Tiger Woods has kept his boat here. That's the kind of low-key famous this village is.
The country club's waterfront restaurant. A relaxed, scenic spot for a meal on the water that doesn't require membership — open to the public.
Quiet canal-front streets. Just driving (or boating) the village's waterways at golden hour is a free local pleasure.
MacArthur Beach State Park, minutes away. Snorkeling, nature trails, and one of the area's prettiest, least-crowded beaches just across to Singer Island.
These low-key, often-free spots are the heart of village life in North Palm Beach.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the hidden gems in North Palm Beach?
The public Jack Nicklaus golf course, Anchorage Park, the Old Port Cove marina (Tiger Woods has kept his boat there), the country club's waterfront restaurant, the quiet canal-front streets, and nearby MacArthur Beach State Park.
What are free things to do in North Palm Beach?
Anchorage Park, strolling the canal-front streets at golden hour, and visiting nearby MacArthur Beach State Park are all free or low-cost — and the country club restaurant is open to the public.
Can the public play golf in North Palm Beach?
Yes — the village-owned country club's Jack Nicklaus–redesigned course is open to the public, a rare and beloved local perk.
What's the best nearby beach for North Palm Beach residents?
MacArthur Beach State Park on Singer Island, minutes away, is a favorite for its snorkeling, nature, and uncrowded sand.