A very nice trail you can walk in nature as well as beach front. However with all the storms and rough seas, the blowing rocks have been for the most part covered in lots of spots. Still a Beautiful place to visit.

Went at high tide and on a stormy day. Only parking for a dozen cars but worth it if you can get a place. The water is forced into the rocks creating mini blow holes. Sand is black unlike the white/pink elsewhere in Florida, and take water shoes if want to walk on the rocks as flip flops not suitable.

Beautiful beach and not crowded and at High Tide the water crashes in to the rocks and its perfect for cool pictures with water exploding high in the air behind you. Enjoy!

Went 2 times first time was amazing parking is easy and a quick walk to the beach , the next was after hurricane Dorian and the rocks where completely under the sand .. it’s a great photo opportunity when it’a low tide

Awesome place for a beach visit. At this moment the parking is very very limited so you have to drive around hunting for someone who leaves for you to grab a spot.

Very nice park. The beach is super cool. There is even a nice little reef.

Great place for scenery n walks but CAREFUL swimming. Sharks, Jelly Fish and Jagged rocks!!

Google maps has location wrong! Park is closed as of 6/8/2020. Now thats out of the way, you can park at Coral Cove Park and walk to the blowing rocks on the beach, its about a mile walk to the north. Best time to go would be at high tide, probably better during a storm in the Atlantic to kick the waves up a bit. Either way you see it its still pretty cool.

This was an Amazon place to visit. When we went due to covid there is only limited parking. However we loved the place. I would take your swim suit and water shoes so you can explore the water.

Beautiful beach, beautiful views. Plan on an hour at least to enjoy the beach, the rock formations and the trail. This is not a regular beach however since the ocean is fairly deep and the waves come crashing. The sand is very soft and ideal for turtles nesting on the left side. On the right side its mostly rock formations. My son loved crawling through the holes and around them.

Love that place. Very nicely maintained. Beautiful, peaceful. Clean. Free parking. Great and picturesque trail along the ocean beach.

Beautiful, one of a kind beach in South Florida. Cliffs that have been hallowed by a millennia of waves, sending water shooting sky high. There are also several trails around the visitor center for you to also explore. I absolutely loved it and got some great photos while there. A must see if youre in the area! Just a note, visitor center and parking close at 4:30, so if you arrive later youll have to park at the beach just south and then make your way over.

Beautiful!!! Nice long winding path with arched trees throughout. Along the beautiful coast. $2 entry fee. Free parking along side the road. Throughout the part there are stops with steps access to the beach. Plenty of picture moments.

This place is breathtaking!! Its for every age, family friendly and can teach kids how important cleaning up at the beach is important to our environment. Only area that needs work is the butterfly area. It was over grown, under managed and unsafe walk ways.

Absolutely amazing. Make sure to bring shoes to walk on the sharp cliffs. Big sprays happen at high tide, but you can get under the cliffs when the tide falls.The parking lot is tiny and fills up fast. So either get there early or youll need to park at Coral Cove Park and walk ~1 mile north to the Blowing Rocks.

Serene and beautiful environment. Can walk along the beach and admire the rock formations. Went during the week and it wasn’t busy at all, very easy to find a place to lay your blanket down. Unlike most beaches, no rough areas concentrated shells that hurts your feet to walk on. As it’s a nature conservancy, don’t expect it to be build up commercially as it isn’t.

Beautiful any time of day. At low tide you can walk along the water with the coral towering above you and at high tide you can watch the water spray over the tops of the rocks. Parking is free and only a small donation is asked for entrance. Blowing Rocks is a great escape from your traditional tourist-packed South Florida beaches.

What a great and beautiful place! Not like any other place in Florida. Very fortunate we only had to travel 3 hrs to experience such a majestic shore line!

Beautiful, peaceful beach and a lot of shells. It is a unique place in Florida. Parking is a little bit limited, dont park on the street, I saw the sheriff multiple times. Entrance fee: $2 per person.

Absolutely stunning. Never seen anything like it in Florida. Even the drive there was beautiful. Will be back for sure.

Amazing experience. The erroded rock formations and the waves crashing are so amazing to watch an observe. Didnt get to see nesting turtles but so must fun.

Such a beautiful place! A chance to hike among the trees, walk along the beach, and see the amazing rock formations that have developed as a result of thousands of years of waves. Totally worth a visit or two or three.

Beautiful preserve! The current is a bit strong so be careful when swimming. I suggest getting there early during low tide so you can walk on the beach and under the rock formations. The park closes at 4:30pm and they will lock your car in there so heads up!

I love Blowing Rock! The beach is always clean and generally pretty quiet. When you get to Blowing Rock, you can go straight to the beach and rock area. Or make a left and follow a beautiful tree-lined trail down to a less rocky beach area which is equally as beautiful and probably a bit more peaceful/less crowded. (If you’re going to go this way, do not forget shoes!! We made this mistake- came in barefoot in the morning when the sand wasn’t too hot yet and had to make the hike back to the parking lot barefoot on burning sand...) I have lived in Florida and close to beaches for most of my life and this is my all-time favorite beach. The last time I was at Blowing Rock, we swam for hours and probably saw 15 sea turtles in the area!

We tried to go today (June 18, 2020) and the park access is all still closed and was actually blocked with a sheriff. We parked at Coral Cove and walked up the beach a little over a mile. We saw a turtle nest that had hatched with empty egg shells. I definitely suggest shoes, that rock is as sharp as lava rock!

It was cool to see but very rough. Not recommended if you have children or weak swimmers. The sand is fire and will burn you so bad it makes you want to cry. We never plan on going back but it was worth seeing once. The best part was how secluded it was. Only 3 others groups were there. Just a few miles down the beach it is alot calmer. Recommend taking a walk if you want to safely swim. Parking is very limited so go early. Also it closes at 4:30 everyday.

Very interesting. Nice change to the regular beaches around. The preserve has nature trails that go to the river and the beach both are beautiful. The beach has wonderful limestone rock formations that the surf interacts with. The water is gorgeous. Take cash to place in the fee collection 2.00 a person . All money stays in the preserve.

My husband and I came down to Jupiter from Orlando just to visit the blowing rock preserve. I must say it was worth the wait and the short walk through the mangroves to the beach was gorgeous. The water was rough during our visit but it did not stop us from walking along the beach and enjoying this part of florida that we never new existed. It definitely made us feel like we were in another part of the world.

Really unique place in Florida. Very calm, not the usual Miami scene. It’s really good if you are looking for a quick getaway from the usual. No food or drinks allowed since it’s considered a state park

Cool place to check out if you are in the area. Beach is a little rough for swimming due to all the big rocks and water gets deep pretty quick. Really nice nature preserve area and beautiful carrobean blue water at the beach!! Dunes were huge and sea grape pathway with canopy overhead was awesome!! It was really cool to see the waves crashing into the rocks and shooting water high up into the air!Nice pathways with access to riverside and oceanside. Limited parking but wouldnt think they get too busy. Most people would stop for a short time and then head on somewhere else, so you shouldnt have to wait long for parking if there is none available when you get there.

Dont forget to bring your water shoes if you go at low tide you can walk between the tide and the huge rocks that are made of limestone and the water washes them out over time and they create caves nothing deep just small little caves that you can go up in they are underwater though when The Tide is High and about a mile south of Blowing Rocks Preserve is a beach that you can swim in and Sun on as well as picnic and its all Limestone in side the waters edge so you definitely want to wear your water shoes but youll see sea cucumbers sea urchins starfish all kinds of really neat marine life

Sadly there was still red tide that made our throats and noses burn and made us leave early. We had never been there before and cant wait to go back with better circumstances. It was beautiful. The five stars will be appropriate then

Very nice and unique beach / Nature Center. Try to come after the low tide and before the peak of the high tide. The water splashes out of the rock formations like out of stong fountain jets. Nice place to visit.

Very pretty and loved watching the waves crash against the rocks

A beautiful treasure, especially for southeast Florida. The beach is a little bit of a walk from the parking lot, but its well-worth it. Be aware that youre not going to be able to to bring along large coolers or dogs, and only half the beach allows umbrellas.If you want to get an up close view of the clifs, go at low tide. If you want to see the the blowing rocks doing their trick, got at high tide.

We came early to see the sunrise and boy were we rewarded...The rock formations are stunning and strike curiosity as how these rocks (which we think are limestone) seem to be the only stretch of rocks along the southern east coast of FL. Highly recommended a stroll through the dune trail and out to the almost black sand.

The Nature Conservancy is a wonderful place to visit while in Jupiter. There is so much to learn there. You are able to also go across the street to the beach to Blowing Rocks Preserve and see some amazing waves, especially at high tide. The Nature Conservancy also offers sunrise photo shoots a few times a year for $20. Its a must visit. I have talked with Kate from TNC a few times, and she is very helpful and knowledgeable.

Beautiful finish to my trip in Florida. I was very happy to have accidentally stumbled upon this gem. These have been the only natural rock formations I’ve seen at the beach in my two month tour of East and west coast Florida. It reminded me a little of Costa Rica.

One of my favorite natural beaches! It is a perserve so its not lifegurded and has more rules. With that said the views are spectacular with beautiful rock formations. When its stormy or winter season, the ocean water shoots up from the holes in the rocks! Also has trails beachside and by lagoon area.

This is a fascinating nature conservancy. Take a hike through sea grape covered paths that lead through sand dunes covered in sea oats blowing in the wind. Through these dunes you encounter dark tan sands and other worldly lime stone rock formations peeking through wave beaten eroded sand. Walk further down the beach and sharper rock formations protrude through the low tide line. As the tide comes in the wave crash louder and spray through blow holes that resemble cetaceans surfacing for air. Years of wave action cutting through solid rocks creating jagged edges and ledges. This beach is mysterious and definitely a must see when visiting Jupiter.

Amazing little secret! I never knew there was even such a spectacular sight as this in Florida. I will definitely go back when I have more time to just sit and linger. It seems like a good place for a nice long stroll and then some quiet wave listening time.

Untouched natural gem of the Florida coast. Enjoy a day trip to this place with the family, pack a picnic. You can also visit Jupiter lighthouse on the way out.

This is a great place to visit, especially if you have out of town guests. Take them, itll be a unique experience. Please look at the tide times and go during high tide, best possible time is from -15 mins before and +15 mins after when the highest tide is going to be. It is a great spot to go anytime though. Beach is clean.There are no restrooms, there is water to wash off sand. Please do put in a few dollars in donations. Enjoy

Beautiful beach. Its a shame that dogs and fishermen ruin it for others

So beautiful. What a wonderful contrast to the sprawling parking lots and beaches crammed with fine waterfront establishments.

Limited parking. You can park in the beach park and walk about a mile north if lot is closed though as the beach is public land although the path from the parking lot is privately owned and closes. Truly amazing natural rocks that shoot up water. Be sure to visit at high tide and low tide too. Be sure to wear shoes as the rocks are sharp!

Such a lovely place to learn about nature and stroll along the beach. The rocks are an incredible view and fun to take take pictures with. Admission is $2 and when we were there no one was collecting but you were supposed to put it in a collection bin - be honest everyone! Its for a great cause!

You will think you have somehow changed coasts when you visit Blowing Rocks Preserve. Beautiful rock formations provide you with an idyllic visual and auditory adventure of spraying and spewing water as the waves crash against them. As you stand on the north side about midway and look south you are rewarded with a vibrant dance, as the waves pound one sculpted formation after the other, successively creating waterspouts 10’-20” high, until it reaches the end of the rocky beach. This is a must-see if you visit Florida’s Treasure Coast.

Blowing Rocks is absolutely UNREAL and literally looks like a beach in California! I love taking couples here for sessions, it never disappoints! Even the beaches surrounding it have the gorgeous rock formations like at Blowing Rocks. Photos by Kenna Schott Photography

Cool place by its uniqueness in FL. Best photographs can be taken early in the morning when the sun hits the rocks from the sea. The place is well cared for. There are restrooms available but no water or food is sold.

Unfortunately they have used dredged sand to “refurbish” this beach. The sand isn’t natural to the beach and it’s very difficult to maneuver or even walk in it. Many of the natural rock formations are covered by n this sand which is eroding with every tide. This practice is unnatural and I think is a detriment to the natural beach. The park is well cared for and provides education and beauty to the area. Would get 5 stars if the beach was allowed to stay natural with the sand eroding and dunes building and/or eroding naturally!

Thought the Hobbit like tunnel which me and my Other Half refer to as the LOVE tunnel was super unique. Wouldve loved to have seen the Blowing Rocks but the tide was too low and the winds to gentle.

What a great secluded beach, small little caves along the sand, hardly any people. Definitely a place to go and enjoy nature and serenity!

Place is absoluely beautiful! Its fun, vibrant, relaxing and different from your everyday beaches. The rocks are best at high tide for photos with the big sprays of water. The low tide is great for photos too. Recommend a go pro and water shoes. Flip flops and barefoot are dangerous and a bit more painful. Keep a close eye on little ones.

Wow! Hidden gem. Kids will have a blast! Bring $2 per person for the preserve.

Absolutely beautiful beach, the ocean water is crystal clear and the waves crashing against the rock is so relaxing. Great place for the whole family.

Love love love!!! Watching freshly hatched sea turtles make their gigantic voyage to the rough ocean, absolutely divine.

Beautiful, photogenic place to spend the day. Very different from only spending the a day at the beach, theres hiking trails and a lot to see. Hidden gem definitely. Loved it!

Very unique geological formations, different than 100s of miles of typical Florida beaches, the waves will spray spouts even on a relatively calm day. On calm days (1-2 ft) you can comfortably walk along the rock edges and look down into clear water and spot fish and turtles and rays. On rougher days, stand back and witness the geyser show! This place is like nowhere else along the Florida Atlantic coast.

Beautiful place it was hot so wear sand/water happy shoes great place 4 snorkeling and scuba diving

Gorgeous scenery. A beautiful walk along the beach. Very different rock formations.

Unreal. I cant even put this place into words. It doesnt even look like Florida. The water is so clear. Great for snorkeling. Amazing spot. So peaceful.

Beautiful views, great for finding a spot to think and also to find rare sea shells. You have to walk from Coral Cove if you wanna see the sunrise since the pathway and parking lot are closed until 9 AM. But the walk is well worth it.

Such a beautiful place to visit! I loved it so much! I cant wait to go back. If you need to save money and want to explore South Florida, then this is a must!!

Beautiful nature area and a well-preserved South Florida Secret. You wont find many Rock structures like this in Florida. Not the best place if youre looking to do a lot of swimming in the ocean oh, it takes some work to get beyond the rocks

Checked this Place out because it was on Florida on a Tankful. It was worth the trip. First rocky shore beach Ive seen in Florida.

Great spot to view the ocean! On a calm day you can see a lot of marine life. Some days the water is full if big waves and the crashing waves are a trat to see.

Loved everything about visiting blowing rocks, from the trail to the waters to the rocks. Such a gorgeous place.

Wasnt there for high tide, but it was a great experience. Took lots of pictures. This is a must see spot. Take your time, walk along the beach, and watch the waves crash. The water is beautiful. Bring a chair or blanket to sit on and simply enjoy. Theres free parking and a short trail where youll get glimpses of the beach

They only have about 10 parking spaces. Drove 3 hours to see nothing as the lot was full and there’s no where else to park as well as a police suv monitoring the lot. Wasted day. Don’t bother.

Thank you to Kate and crew for an awesome beach cleanup activity with our Cub Scouts!

Beautiful view and nature trail. Worth every step to go during high tide to see the ocean blow up through the rocks. Its truly a beautiful place. It has a cute nature center with a wealth of knowledge.

Truly beautiful. If you have never seen any type of blowing rock before, I highly recommend this!The waves were really strong the the water flew high against the rocks.It was very peaceful to watch, and the walk to get to the beach was serene.

I had to see these massive waves after hurricane Jose came parallel to us.After getting warnings from the Weather Channel on my phone, the call of the ocean was too strong and I had to answer.The warnings were about rip currents, dangerous ones and that usually means high surf.I have been to Blowing Rocks once before after I had moved here from Fort Lauderdale and it was pretty calm, so, that I went snorkeling, which is actually quite amazing, lots of sea life. I knew that it would be pretty spectacular with giant waves hitting the rocks at the shoreline.When I got there the waves were monsters, a sight I never get to see here. Its quite a spot, and Im glad I got to go. Normally, like I said the preserve is a terrific place to go snorkeling.

Awesome place to visit. Weve visited during low tide so we can explore the Coral Rock formations. and we visited during high tide to experience how magnificent it looks when the waters shoot up through the rocks!!!

This is a great place to get photos. I took a lot of nice ones of me. Definitely go there during high tide to see the massive waves crash against the rocks. Low tide is also cool because you are able to see the rocks and go below where the water was in high tide to see the rocks.

The best place to visit for a few hours while in Juniper Florida, its a breath taking beach and park worth checking out!

Great place for an afternoon stroll. The ocean is so pretty and the path that leads to it is like a tree tunnel.

Trail and a beach makes it a nice place to spend the day. The rocks are great. In low tide you can walk by the bottom and see the small caves. In high tide you can tale some great shots of the waves splashing on the rocks

It was a very nice beach, but the wind and waves were a bit much with all the rocks.

Good place for a walk. Clean and really beautiful

Feeling that you are in a sacred place. Impressive. I lived it

One of the most beautiful sites on the Florida East Coast. I recommend anyone who hasnt see it ,to come and experience it. I do recommend you bring protective footwear as the beach is rough. Also be careful climbing on top of rocks . There are lots of pass through holes and you may not realize your about to step in one if its covered up. I stepped into a hole but caught myself so I was ok. However I could have easily broke my leg . So BE CARFUL. I went at high tide like they recommended. Next trip will be at low tide . At low tide you can see and play in the caves under the big rocks . Parking is free (not a lot of parking and no parking on grass or you get a ticket) its the honor system when paying to get in $2 . No food in area bring water they only have a fountain.

We’ve visited each time we come to Jupiter. Such a nice, non-Florida feeling beach. And the easy trails are super!

Post hurricane Dorian. All rocks are fully or partially covered. Great to walk around. There is an advisory for palm beach county-no swimming.

A jewel on a Florida beach that is simply a must see...aka...bucket list must!

Definitely a hidden-gem in Palm Beach! Just please be careful on where to put your tent because theres some big ants on the sands.

Beautiful part of Florida. Great place for snorkeling and photography and swimming.Girl who worked at the station was really nice.I’ll definitely return. Nice day trip.

Many beautiful shells here

Nice nature & rocks! Not like any other beaches in the sunshine state. Conserve the environment!

If you get there when the tide is just right the waves blow throw the holes in the rocks. Beautiful site.

One of the best natural phenomenons in the south.must see.

HOLY COW!!!!!!The best things about this place:- Giant rocks by the beach (Very unique for being in Florida)- Not crowded at all (even on a weekend)- Well kept, not trashy or dirty- Beutiful salt and pepper sandI have nothing to complain about this place.

Amazing place, watch your feet, wear good shoes. Cant get to the place at sunrise because they open at nine, closest other entrance is over a mile away. Dont be sneaky and park in the street, its a $25 ticket

I walked from Coral cove at low tide great for Shelling

What a geologic wonder! I was here on a beautiful day during low tide. I plan to come back sometime on a bright moonlit night when the sea is raging. Sparkling diamonds shooting up from the rocks would be a sight to behold! Check out my photos. The pictured driftwood was just downbeach from blowing rocks. The huge tree stump with roots would have been a nice addition to my wifes landscaping, but it was much too big to haul. If that doesnt look like a giant octopus washed up on shore, I dont know what does. Release the Kraken !!!

This place is just beautiful and is one of my favorite places to go to. We had great time exploring the area. Its perfect for families and young children to walk and be independent outside. We will definitely return and visit another time. We visited in April and the weather was perfect.

Beautiful stop along the coastline. The best spots to see are just a quick walk down the shore- pretty easy terrain but much on the sand along the rocks.

Went during low tide and was disappointed...but we went back the next morning during high tide and all I can say is ... AWESOME!

Very serene it is a nice place to take a walk with loved ones and family.