Best Things to Do in North Palm Beach, Florida
For a small village, North Palm packs in a lot — most of it on or near the water.
Play the Nicklaus municipal course. The North Palm Beach Country Club offers a golf course redesigned by Jack Nicklaus that's open to the public — a genuinely rare thing — plus tennis, pickleball, a pool, and a waterfront restaurant.
Get on the water. Boating is the main event. Launch from Anchorage Park, cruise the Intracoastal, fish, or paddle the calm canals.
Hit nearby beaches. Singer Island and MacArthur Beach State Park (great for snorkeling and nature) are minutes away.
Enjoy Anchorage Park. The village's hub for boat ramps, ball fields, a playground, and community events.
The village marina. A pleasant spot for a waterfront walk, a casual meal, or watching the boats drift by — the village's relaxed anchor.
Easy escapes. Palm Beach Gardens' shopping and dining and downtown West Palm Beach are both a short drive when you want more.
In summer, the water is the place to be — cooling breezes off the Intracoastal make even the warmest days feel easy on the water.
North Palm Beach Market Trends
Live data from the local MLS.
Homes for Sale in North Palm Beach
Single-family homes $500k+, updated daily.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is there to do in North Palm Beach?
Play the public Jack Nicklaus golf course at the village country club, boat and paddle from Anchorage Park, hit nearby Singer Island and MacArthur Beach State Park, enjoy the marina, and pop to Palm Beach Gardens or West Palm for more.
Is the North Palm Beach golf course open to the public?
Yes — the village-owned North Palm Beach Country Club features a Jack Nicklaus–redesigned course open to the public, a rare perk.
What is Anchorage Park?
The village's recreational hub, with boat ramps, ball fields, a playground, and community events.
Are there beaches near North Palm Beach?
Yes — Singer Island's ocean beaches and MacArthur Beach State Park are just minutes away.