welcome!!

It's not a resort ... it's a mostly empty stretch of beach where nudity may or may not be condoned.

The sign in the pic is approximately here ...
https://maps.app.goo.gl/aWYoDoW4T91SFzNF8

Best way to get there is by boat, there are some trails that lead over from Peck Lake.

You could also hike up from the public parking at the end of the town of Jupiter Island, and I think the state park runs a ferry over from the "mainland."

Part of the beach is a national wildlife refuge, part of it is a state park, and part of it is ... who knows?? At any rate, it's a beautiful and sparsely visited beach, well worth a visit ... although you should be vigilant and prepared to cover up quick.

I grew up in the area and used to go nude there with my friends all the time. Had some great times!

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Great info, thanks for sharing. Now I understand why some of the old timers here lament of loss of "so many" nude beaches which are gone. As a native Floridian I have seem so much natural beauty become developed. I this folks are referring to places that were unofficial nude beaches that are gone. When I lived of the coast of the Gulf of Mexico, Lovers Key was a secluded beach where one could be naked. Now it has a trolley out to the sand (before it was a hike through the mangroves or boat), huge parking lot, bathrooms, a snack stand, kayak launch into the lagoon and a Rangers station. It is still a very nice beach, beautiful blue water with lots of wildlife!! Well worth a trip, but no longer can you have the beach to yourself!

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