Lake Worth Pier

Lake Worth Pier is a surf spot located in Atlantic Coast, Florida. The spot provides both left and right waves. It’s situated between West Palm Beach and Fort Lauderdale, accessible via A1A. The surf spot features a sandy bottom and is suitable for all experience levels. Wave length is typically less than 50m. Lake Worth Pier is considered a regional classic in terms of wave quality. The spot handles northeast swells best, with wave heights ranging from 3 to 15 feet. Waves can be chest to head-high on the inside and up to double overhead on the outside, depending on swell size. The south side of the pier is popular during nor’easter conditions. Metered parking is available at $1 per hour, with strict enforcement. Be aware of potential hazards such as fishermen and sharks in the area. The spot can get crowded, so it’s important to respect local surfers and follow surf etiquette. Check your skills before paddling out to make sure the spot and conditions fit your surfing level. Best surfing conditions are typically during fall, spring, and hurricane seasons. The pier’s fishing lights allow for night surfing opportunities. Lake Worth Pier is near other surf spots like Boynton, Reef Road, Delray Beach, Pump House, and Jap Rock. The spot’s history includes a period of intense localism, but the atmosphere has become more relaxed over time. However, it’s still advisable to show respect to local surfers. To reach the spot from I-95, take the 6th Ave S exit, follow 6th Ave S, turn left onto US-1/FL-805, then right onto Lake Ave/FL-802 E. Drive over the bridge and straight across the intersection into the park. Remember to check surf forecasts and reports before your visit. Lake Worth Beach, the city where the pier is located, has a rich history dating back to Native American settlements. The city was officially incorporated in 1913 and has grown into a diverse community with several historic neighborhoods.