County Line Park is a small neighborhood park in Tequesta, Florida, on the southern edge of the Treasure Coast. The park has a parking lot with wheelchair accessible spaces.
Tequesta Park on County Line Road is the village’s larger recreation park. It has restrooms, parking, and wheelchair accessible facilities, and it is a good stop if you want more amenities than a small neighborhood park provides. More ideas for the area are collected on the Tequesta things to do page.
Several larger natural areas are a short drive away. Jonathan Dickinson State Park in Hobe Sound protects pine flatwoods, sand pine scrub, and a stretch of the Loxahatchee River. Blowing Rocks Preserve on Jupiter Island is known for its Anastasia limestone shoreline and the waves that spray through the rock at high tide.
The Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse Museum is also close by and pairs well with a visit to the park.
Read on about more things to do, see, and enjoy on Florida’s Treasure Coast.