About the neighborhood
Fort Pierce has been rapidly growing as a destination for tennis, golf, natural parks for kayaking and paddle-boarding or hikes, and beautiful beaches. Historic Downtown Fort Pierce is a charming waterfront district filled with boutique shops, local restaurants, cafés, art galleries, and historic architecture. Stroll along Indian River Drive, enjoy waterfront dining at the marina, catch a performance at the historic Sunrise Theatre, or visit the award-winning Saturday Farmers Market overlooking the Indian River Lagoon. Downtown Fort Pierce has been recognized as one of America's outstanding Main Streets and remains one of the Treasure Coast's favorite destinations. Looking for a serene area to relax and enjoy nature and being outside- look no further than Fort Pierce.
Discover the Natural Beauty Around Fort Pierce & Hutchinson Island
Whether you're looking for a relaxing day at the beach or an outdoor adventure, Fort Pierce and Hutchinson Island are home to some of Florida's most beautiful state parks.
Fort Pierce Inlet State Park offers pristine beaches, crystal-clear Atlantic waters, scenic dunes, and excellent opportunities for surfing, snorkeling, fishing, and wildlife viewing. Visitors can also explore the park's rich history, including its connection to the Navy Frogmen, the predecessors of today's Navy SEALs.
Avalon State Park is one of the Treasure Coast's most peaceful and unspoiled beaches. Known for its natural beauty, it is the perfect place to swim, surf, search for seashells, or simply relax along miles of uncrowded shoreline. During nesting season, the park also serves as an important habitat for sea turtles.
Savannas Preserve State Park provides a completely different experience, with freshwater marshes, scenic boardwalks, hiking and biking trails, and peaceful kayaking opportunities. It is a favorite destination for birdwatchers, photographers, and anyone looking to experience Florida's diverse natural landscapes.
Jack Island Preserve State Park is a hidden gem featuring mangrove forests, quiet walking trails, an observation tower, and beautiful views of the Indian River Lagoon. It's an excellent place to spot native wildlife, enjoy nature photography, or simply unwind in a tranquil setting.
From beautiful beaches and turquoise waters to peaceful nature preserves and unforgettable sunsets, Fort Pierce and Hutchinson Island offer endless opportunities to explore the natural beauty of Florida's Treasure Coast.
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