Paradise Beach Park

The beach was really nice, has lifeguards as well as a playground. The bathrooms were closed which was a pain, but I am sure it was temporary. The water hd waves big enough for surfing. It wasn’t too crowded and a short distance from parking.

Nice beach. Restrooms are always clean and the beach is well maintained. We always start our walks on the beach at Paradise and it is the beach we enjoy sitting and relaxing. Once you get past the life guard areas it is never crowded and it makes for a very enjoyable place to walk.

I’m only taking a star off of this review because of parking, which was a 15 minute wait – waiting for someone to leave this location.
Free Public Beach access with a shower & foot wash to rinse you and your personal belongings from unwanted sand.
Public Men/​Ladies Restrooms – I didn’t use them.
Boogie Board/​Umbrella/​Other Beach items for rent.
Picnic tables and pavillons – someone was actually having a baby shower on the very busy Saturday afternoon I went.
Very clean & family friendly. Many families having picnics and cookouts, even an ice cream man pushing a cooler full of sweet treats.
I would definitely return if I were in the area.

Somewhere Along Paradise Beach on A1A …
a shard of bark is an amazing piece of work
a design evolved over thousands of sea tidal erosions
very complex and beautiful
a bark-​bit mirrors the soul perfectly
the periodic thrashing out to sea
on brutal atlantic storms
followed by a long journey home
to the drying sand havens
for a rest in the alternately sunlit days
and moonlit nights
only to repeat the process yet again
and again
it’s a marvel that surely thousands passed by this piece
but it was i presented the opportunity to steal it
away from indialantic’s cold stormy winter waters
to hand carry it safely to where it belongs
and possibly originated
the origins of this lovely piece shall forever remain a mystery
from the exterior one can guess how
the interior might look
yet can never be quite certain
to open and peer inside would destroy the creation
only the very wise will someday be able to imagine
with their intuitive powers
what it is inside of the bark’s soul
that allowed this bark
to rest beside paradise beach shells