Jupiter Reef Club Webcam – See the Surf on Jupiter’s Beach

The Jupiter Reef Club Webcam looks north along the beach from the Jupiter Reef Club, a 31-unit oceanfront timeshare resort at 1600 South A1A in Jupiter, Florida. The resort calls it its North Beach camera. Past a railed deck and gate in the foreground, a wide strip of sand runs off into the distance on the left, streaked with lines of washed-up seaweed, while the surf breaks in long white lines on the right and the Atlantic stretches to the horizon. Beachgoers put up shade tents, wade in the shallows and walk the waterline, and small sailboats can appear far offshore. A South Beach tab looks out over the surf on the other side of the resort, where waves can wash in right below its railed stairs and decks, and a Pool tab looks down on the pool deck.

About the Jupiter Reef Club

The resort stands on the ocean side of State Road A1A in the Town of Jupiter, the northernmost town in Palm Beach County, home to 61,047 people at the 2020 census. County property records list the parcel as a hotel timeshare of 2.3 acres (0.94 hectares), with the building dated 1983 and the condominium declaration filed in March of that year. It opened that same year as a fixed-week timeshare, and most rentals still run by the week, Saturday to Saturday. The resort says its site has been built on since at least 1937 and calls itself the farthest-east fully oceanfront property in the area, quoting former Florida governor Reubin Askew’s remark that you “can fish from the windows.”

The sand in front of it belongs to Jupiter’s dog-friendly beach, and the North Beach camera looks up it toward Carlin Park. The town allows dogs off leash along a 2.5-mile (4-kilometer) stretch from beach marker 26 at Marcinski Road north to marker 57 at the Carlin Park property line, a policy the Town Council adopted in 1989, and the resort sits near the northern end of that stretch. Carlin Park is about 1 kilometer (0.6 miles) north, the Juno Beach Pier about 3.2 kilometers (2 miles) south, and the red Jupiter Inlet Light about 3.5 kilometers (2.1 miles) north. The resort also points out that its beach borders one of Florida’s busiest sea turtle nesting grounds from March to October.

Weather and Climate in Jupiter

NOAA normals for Palm Beach International Airport, about 27 kilometers (17 miles) south, give January an average high of 24°C (75°F) and an average low of 14°C (58°F), while July averages 32°C (90°F) by day and 24°C (76°F) at night. Right on the ocean the extremes soften a little: modeled figures for the resort’s own spot put January nights nearer 16°C (61°F) and summer afternoons nearer 31°C (87°F). Rain totals about 1,570 millimeters (62 inches) a year at the airport, with June and August each bringing more than 210 millimeters (8.3 inches).

Winter and spring are the drier half of the year: modeled monthly rain at the resort stays between 55 and 86 millimeters (2.2 and 3.4 inches) from December to April, against 176 to 238 millimeters (6.9 to 9.4 inches) from June to October. The Atlantic hurricane season runs from June 1 to November 30 and overlaps almost exactly with the wet season.

Things to Do Near the Jupiter Reef Club

Carlin Park, a short walk north, covers 120 acres (49 hectares), with picnic pavilions, playgrounds, the Lazy Loggerhead Cafe and the Seabreeze Amphitheater, a grass bowl that holds up to 2,000 people for concerts, plays and outdoor movies. A shaded sidewalk and bike lanes follow A1A between Juno Beach and Jupiter Beach Park, with free parking at the beach accesses along the way. If you bring a dog, Friends of Jupiter Beach leaves waste bags at every crossover on the dog-friendly stretch.

To the south, the Juno Beach Pier reaches 302 meters (990 feet) into the ocean in a T shape and opened in January 1999. It is run by the Loggerhead Marinelife Center, which opened in 1983 in Loggerhead Park on U.S. Highway 1 and runs a sea turtle hospital, a research lab and exhibits with live turtles, along with guided beach walks. To the north, the Jupiter Inlet Light has guided ships since 1860; its brick tower stands 32 meters (105 feet) tall, was designed by George G. Meade and was painted red in 1910. Harbourside Place, an outdoor shopping mall, sits just south of the lighthouse, and Roger Dean Stadium in Abacoa hosts spring training for the Miami Marlins and the St. Louis Cardinals.

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Where is the Jupiter Reef Club located?

The Jupiter Reef Club is at 1600 South A1A in the Town of Jupiter, Palm Beach County, on Florida’s Atlantic coast. It sits about 1 kilometer (0.6 miles) south of Carlin Park and roughly 27 kilometers (17 miles) north of Palm Beach International Airport.

What can you see on the Jupiter Reef Club Webcam?

The main North Beach view of the Jupiter Reef Club Webcam looks up the beach from a railed deck: sand and seaweed lines on the left, breaking surf on the right, people wading or sitting under shade tents, and open ocean out to the horizon, where sailboats sometimes pass. The South Beach tab looks out over the surf beside the resort’s stairs and decks, and the Pool tab looks down on the pool deck.

Why is the Jupiter Reef Club pool camera washed out in the morning?

The pool camera faces east, toward the rising sun. On clear mornings the sun shines onto the clear dome over its lens and fills the picture with glare and colored flare, and some haze can linger into mid-morning. The two beach views were clear at the same hour.

What is the weather like in Jupiter, Florida?

Mild in winter and hot in summer. NOAA normals for nearby Palm Beach International Airport give January highs around 24°C (75°F) and July highs around 32°C (90°F), and most of the year’s rain falls from June to October. Hurricane season runs from June 1 to November 30.

Can you bring a dog to the beach at the Jupiter Reef Club?

Yes, on the public beach. The Town of Jupiter allows dogs off leash on a 2.5-mile (4-kilometer) stretch from Marcinski Road to the Carlin Park property line, which takes in the beach by the resort. Dogs must be leashed between the car and the sand and kept under control.

When do sea turtles nest near the Jupiter Reef Club?

The resort gives the nesting season on its beach as March to October. The Loggerhead Marinelife Center in Juno Beach, about 4 kilometers (2.6 miles) south, treats injured sea turtles and runs guided beach walks.

Is the Jupiter Reef Club a hotel or a timeshare?

It is a fixed-week timeshare that opened in 1983, with 31 one- and two-bedroom oceanfront units. The resort also rents to the public, mostly by the week, with a two-night minimum on shorter stays.

Source: Jupiter Reef Club