Ft. Pierce guidebook
Parks
Fort Pierce Inlet State Park
905 Shorewinds DriveManatee Observation & Education Center
480 N Indian River DrParking is easy, free, and plentiful. There is lots of seating available along the walk. Picnic tables too! Beautiful river and ocean views. There are "porch-type" swings sitting and relaxing along the jetty. Great for people & pelican watching. You can even camp here year-round.
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Jetty Park
2098 Seaway DrParking is easy, free, and plentiful. There is lots of seating available along the walk. Picnic tables too! Beautiful river and ocean views. There are "porch-type" swings sitting and relaxing along the jetty. Great for people & pelican watching. You can even camp here year-round.
St. Lucie County Aquarium
420 Seaway DrOpen from 8 AM until sundown, you can walk through the park 365 days a year. It cost $6 to park your vehicle in the nearby parking lot, but the cost is well worth it. Once you set foot on the park's half-mile of beach, you can snorkel, swim, or just have a picnic in the area for the whole day and not feel as though you've missed a thing.
Fort Pierce Inlet State Park is also home to:
Dynamite Point, a WWII Navy Training Center
Birdwatching
Scuba Diving
Beachcombing
Indian River Observation Tower
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Fort Pierce Inlet State Park
905 Shorewinds DriveOpen from 8 AM until sundown, you can walk through the park 365 days a year. It cost $6 to park your vehicle in the nearby parking lot, but the cost is well worth it. Once you set foot on the park's half-mile of beach, you can snorkel, swim, or just have a picnic in the area for the whole day and not feel as though you've missed a thing.
Fort Pierce Inlet State Park is also home to:
Dynamite Point, a WWII Navy Training Center
Birdwatching
Scuba Diving
Beachcombing
Indian River Observation Tower
18-hole, par 72, championship golf course designed by Jim Fazio.
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Fairwinds Golf Course
4400 Fairwinds Dr18-hole, par 72, championship golf course designed by Jim Fazio.
Sightseeing
Navy SEAL Museum
3300 N Hwy A1AHeathcote Botanical Gardens
210 Savannah RdIf you want to learn more about Fort Pierce's ocean wildlife, schedule some time in your day to visit the Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute. While this isn't a traditional tourist destination, the employees at work here will still make time to help you learn a little more about the area.
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Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute Foundation
If you want to learn more about Fort Pierce's ocean wildlife, schedule some time in your day to visit the Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute. While this isn't a traditional tourist destination, the employees at work here will still make time to help you learn a little more about the area.
Downtown Fort Pierce - offers visitors art, history, shopping, noshing, and scenic views nestled along Southeast Florida's Treasure Coast.
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Downtown Fort Pierce
Indian River DriveDowntown Fort Pierce - offers visitors art, history, shopping, noshing, and scenic views nestled along Southeast Florida's Treasure Coast.
A. E. Backus Gallery & Museum
500 N Indian River DrThis family-owned winery does more than offer you wine tastings. When you visit, you'll be able to tour the history of old-world Fort Pierce, including owner, Gary Roberts', collection of surfboards from the 1970s.
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Summer Crush Vineyard & Winery
4200 Johnston RdThis family-owned winery does more than offer you wine tastings. When you visit, you'll be able to tour the history of old-world Fort Pierce, including owner, Gary Roberts', collection of surfboards from the 1970s.
Stop for information and a free tour of the delightful Seven Gables House built circa 1905.
House of Seven Gables
482 North Indian River DriveStop for information and a free tour of the delightful Seven Gables House built circa 1905.
an intimate venue offering the best entertainment on the Treasure Coast. The Theatre is located in Historic Downtown Fort Pierce, with plenty of free parking, and a wide variety of nearby dining options. The beautifully restored, 1,200-seat Theatre Mainstage presents national touring Broadway shows, musical and comedy acts, ballet and opera companies with full orchestras, country stars and classic rock icons.
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Sunrise Theatre
117 S 2nd Stan intimate venue offering the best entertainment on the Treasure Coast. The Theatre is located in Historic Downtown Fort Pierce, with plenty of free parking, and a wide variety of nearby dining options. The beautifully restored, 1,200-seat Theatre Mainstage presents national touring Broadway shows, musical and comedy acts, ballet and opera companies with full orchestras, country stars and classic rock icons.
Little Jim Bridge Park
601 N CausewayFounded in 2013, the Sailfish Brewery was the first of its kind in Fort Pierce. Nowadays, it serves bright beers designed to cater to the area's need for sunshine and relaxation. Try the Sunrise City IPA for a real taste of Fort Pierce.
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Sailfish Brewing Company
130 N 2nd StFounded in 2013, the Sailfish Brewery was the first of its kind in Fort Pierce. Nowadays, it serves bright beers designed to cater to the area's need for sunshine and relaxation. Try the Sunrise City IPA for a real taste of Fort Pierce.
Navy SEAL Museum
3300 N Hwy A1ASalty’s Water Sports & Boat Rental
601 Fishermans WharfCauseway Cove
601 Seaway DrMelody Ln, Fort Pierce, FL 34950, USA
Food scene
Whether you're looking for fresh produce or a souvenir to bring home with you, you'll want to visit the Fort Pierce Farmers' Market. Located in the picturesque downtown. Drawing people from the four county area and beyond, you can roll up to the market every Saturday between 8 AM and noon to enjoy breakfast sitting on the seawall of the majestic Indian River Lagoon and purchase fresh fruits, vegetables, honey, plants, organic goods, seafood, homemade sauces & of course produce grown nearby!
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The Downtown Farmers’ Market of Fort Pierce, Inc.
101 Melody LnWhether you're looking for fresh produce or a souvenir to bring home with you, you'll want to visit the Fort Pierce Farmers' Market. Located in the picturesque downtown. Drawing people from the four county area and beyond, you can roll up to the market every Saturday between 8 AM and noon to enjoy breakfast sitting on the seawall of the majestic Indian River Lagoon and purchase fresh fruits, vegetables, honey, plants, organic goods, seafood, homemade sauces & of course produce grown nearby!
Located waterfront on Indian River Drive - awesome food & atmosphere! Dine & dance under the tiki hut & watch the birds fish over drinks. Great Reggae band on Thursdays (ladies night) & Sunday's.
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Conchy Joe's Seafood
3945 NE Indian River DrLocated waterfront on Indian River Drive - awesome food & atmosphere! Dine & dance under the tiki hut & watch the birds fish over drinks. Great Reggae band on Thursdays (ladies night) & Sunday's.
loved for their parmesan herb kettle chips, bistro fried cheese, shrimp and grits, and the Fort Pierce Po’ Boy.
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2nd Street Bistro
122 N 2nd Stloved for their parmesan herb kettle chips, bistro fried cheese, shrimp and grits, and the Fort Pierce Po’ Boy.
A great place to stop and grab some food, watch the boats go by and have a nice drink. Live music, self serve ordering (good food and prices) ADULTS ONLY.
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Square Grouper Tiki Bar Ft Pierce Inlet
1920 Seaway DrA great place to stop and grab some food, watch the boats go by and have a nice drink. Live music, self serve ordering (good food and prices) ADULTS ONLY.
The Original Tiki Bar & Restaurant was built in early 1990 at the Fort Pierce City Marina. Great food, drinks & atmosphere!
2 Avenue A
2 Avenue AThe Original Tiki Bar & Restaurant was built in early 1990 at the Fort Pierce City Marina. Great food, drinks & atmosphere!
Dixie Cream Donuts
3210 Orange AvenueAll manner of hot, fresh donuts and sweets. Calorie free vacation:-)
Go for the fresh Florida Grouper, stay for the rum punch and incredible views of the Fort Pierce Inlet and surrounding Indian River Lagoon. Has two stories of dining, as well as indoor and outdoor seating
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Crabby's Dockside Ft. Pierce
2 Avenue AGo for the fresh Florida Grouper, stay for the rum punch and incredible views of the Fort Pierce Inlet and surrounding Indian River Lagoon. Has two stories of dining, as well as indoor and outdoor seating
waterfront, casual, tropical atmosphere. Relax on the patio overlooking the Marina or have a refreshing drink at our Mojito Bar - definitely try the Pineapple Mojito!
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Cobb's Landing
200 N Indian River Drwaterfront, casual, tropical atmosphere. Relax on the patio overlooking the Marina or have a refreshing drink at our Mojito Bar - definitely try the Pineapple Mojito!
12A Buoy
22 Fishermans WharfSEAFOOD!!!! A local favorite that’s always packed!
KrazyFish
211 Avenue AThai & sushi
Dave's Diner
1011 Seaway DrTaco Dive Beachside
2025 Seaway DrChuck's Seafood Restaurant
822 Seaway DrThe Downtown Farmers’ Market of Fort Pierce, Inc.
101 Melody LnLorenzo's Italian Restaurant & Pizzeria
222 Orange AveA local favorite for pizza!
Pie Hole Wood Pizza
A local favorite for pizza!
Downtown Benny's Pizza
Angelina’s Pizzeria e Ristorante
Frank & Als Pizza
4955 US-1The Beaches
This is a NUDE BEACH
Blind Creek Beach is one of the best in the area. You'll find it on a barrier island just to the south of Fort Pierce. The beach is relatively untouched by human hands, so don't expect to find restrooms or restaurants nearby. If you're looking for an eight-mile stretch of near-perfection, though, this is the place to go.
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Blind Creek Beach
5460 S Ocean DrBlind Creek Beach is one of the best in the area. You'll find it on a barrier island just to the south of Fort Pierce. The beach is relatively untouched by human hands, so don't expect to find restrooms or restaurants nearby. If you're looking for an eight-mile stretch of near-perfection, though, this is the place to go.
For a more accessible beach, try out Pepper Park Beach. Located on 52-acres of land, you'll be able to snorkel and dive here with ease. The water is fairly shallow, making this beach ideal for kiddos just learning how to swim or parents looking to soak their feet after a long day. For the history buffs on vacation with you, Pepper Park Beach is also home to one of Florida's first underwater archaeological preserves. The curious snorkeler will be able to swim past the remains of the Urca de Lima, which rests 20 feet below the waterline.
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Pepper Park Beach
3302 N Hwy A1AFor a more accessible beach, try out Pepper Park Beach. Located on 52-acres of land, you'll be able to snorkel and dive here with ease. The water is fairly shallow, making this beach ideal for kiddos just learning how to swim or parents looking to soak their feet after a long day. For the history buffs on vacation with you, Pepper Park Beach is also home to one of Florida's first underwater archaeological preserves. The curious snorkeler will be able to swim past the remains of the Urca de Lima, which rests 20 feet below the waterline.
House Of Refuge Museum
301 SE MacArthur BlvdOne of our most unique beaches & a local favorite.
Public Beach Access
2098 Seaway DriveSO MUCH fun packed at this inlet park
Motorized Kayak Adventures (Launch Site)
613 North Causeway
Public Beach Access
2098 Seaway Drive
Porpoise Beach
512 South Ocean DriveWalton Rocks Beach / Dog Park
6700 S Ocean Dr