Parks Near Palm Beach Shooting Sports Park

Planning a second stop? These parks are within about 28 miles of Palm Beach Shooting Sports Park, and each has its own detailed guide.

Within about 15 miles

Dyer Park (West Palm Beach, FL, about 12 miles away): 446 acres built on a former landfill, now home to South Florida's most distinctive mountain bike trail network — 7.1 miles of singletrack looping around the artificial rise everyone calls Dyer Hill — plus a paved multi-use path, lighted sports fields, freshwater fishing, an RC flying field, and a youth golf learning center.

DuBois Park (Jupiter, FL, about 15 miles away): A small park on the Jupiter Inlet, home to the historic DuBois Pioneer Home.

A little farther

Okeeheelee Park (West Palm Beach, FL, about 16 miles away): 1,660 acres of reclaimed mining land west of West Palm Beach, built into one of Palm Beach County's biggest regional parks — a 27-hole golf course, an equestrian center, a nationally known BMX track, two lakes, and a nature preserve, all in one place.

John Prince Park (Lake Worth Beach, FL, about 22 miles away): 716 acres around Lake Osborne in Lake Worth Beach — a campground, an off-leash dog park, a golf learning center, and courts and fields for nearly every sport.

Ocean Inlet Park (Boynton Beach, FL, about 26 miles away): A Palm Beach County park on the Boynton Beach Inlet: fish from the jetty any hour of the day or night, swim at a guarded ocean beach, snorkel the rock reefs offshore, picnic on the Intracoastal and watch boats run the inlet.

Green Cay Nature Center & Wetlands (Boynton Beach, FL, about 26 miles away): A 100-acre constructed wetland built on former farmland, with a 1.5-mile elevated boardwalk through cypress swamp and hardwood hammock, free Nature Center exhibits, and some of Palm Beach County's best wildlife watching.

West Delray Regional Park (Delray Beach, FL, about 27 miles away): A Delray Beach regional park with mountain bike trails, two disc golf courses, archery, RC vehicle fields and fishing lakes.

Caloosa Park (Boynton Beach, FL, about 28 miles away): 64 acres in Boynton Beach with 8 lighted pickleball courts, 16 racquetball and handball courts, a lighted roller hockey rink, ballfields and a fishing lake.

About these guides

Each park above has its own independent visitor guide from the same publisher as this guide to Palm Beach Shooting Sports Park, researched the same way from official sources. Distances are straight-line from Palm Beach Shooting Sports Park, so allow more time by road.